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Will Turkey survive another Christmas?

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Postby Oracle » Sun Jan 02, 2011 12:53 am

Runaway, man , I am not interested in your many problems. Turkey is too big and responsible for ethnic cleansing, inflicting genocides or enforcing oppression to many groups of people who have a longer history in what is currently termed "Turkey".



For those who have not kept up with the latest moves for unity amongst Shias and Sunnis ...



December 18, 2010

Velayati, who is currently a senior advisor of Iran’s Supreme Leader, attended the ceremony in Istanbul on the invitation of the leader of Turkey’s Shia Muslims, Salah al-Din Ozgunduz.

Erdogan, who is a follower of the Hanafi school of the Sunni branch of Islam, delivered a speech at the ceremony, in which he discussed the importance of unity between Shia and Sunni Muslims.

He also pointed to Turkey’s role in defending Islamic values and foiling plots against Muslim countries.

He stated that all Muslims shoulder the responsibility of defending the principles of Islam and fighting against the enemies.

Tehran Times Political Desk
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Postby runaway » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:00 am

Oracle wrote:Runaway, man , I am not interested in your many problems.


:D :D :D :D

This is the biggest joke of all times. As the attention seeker of the forum, you are not interested in our many problems and yet you are number one Türkiye-obsessed forumer who starts threads about Armenians, Kurds in CYPRUS problem forum. You know what, I've just found a new signature. :lol: :lol:

You will have to shut up if you do not know the facts.
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Postby Oracle » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:09 am

As I said - you are debating with yourself since the topic of this thread is about the survival or not of Turkey. Not the Kurds or Armenians, the Sunnis or the Shias - although I have respectfully entertained the trolling drunken imbeciles, through politeness, and quoted recent articles to help them on their way to "understanding".

That's right - and an opportunity to remind you that for as long as Turkey remains in Cyprus, it is our number one problem and its longed-for demise might be our solution.
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Postby runaway » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:19 am

Oracle wrote:As I said - you are debating with yourself since the topic of this thread is about the survival or not of Turkey. Not the Kurds or Armenians, the Sunnis or the Shias - although I have respectfully entertained the trolling drunken imbeciles, through politeness, and quoted recent articles to help them on their way to "understanding".

That's right - and an opportunity to remind you that for as long as Turkey remains in Cyprus, it is our number one problem and its demise might be our solution.


You continuously avoid your hypocrisy. Here is your very first sentence of the thread:
"Good luck to the Kurds in their quest to liberate their lands from the invaders."

You had wished luck to Armenians for the very same lands as well a 1.000 times before.

As long as you write this shit, I will also ask you who really is the rightful owner of the land. You will not talk about my country if you have no clue what you are talking about. Who are you to decide the rightful owner of any place?
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Postby Oracle » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:23 am

Are you really that difficult in understanding multi-factorials?

I would wish Martians good luck if they were to help destroy Turkey!

The onus is not on Kurds, Israelis, Armenians etc and whoever - although I wish them good luck since they are not our enemies - but the demise of Turkey!

The topic is "Turkey's survival" - the demise can come from anyone or anywhere! :D
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Postby runaway » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:34 am

Oracle thread number 300: Good luck to the Kurds in their quest to liberate their land Eastern Anatolia from the invaders.


Oracle thread number 2538: Good luck to the Armenians in their quest to liberate their land Eastern Anatolia from the invaders.


Oracle thread number 4592: Good luck to the Assyrians in their quest to liberate their land Eastern Anatolia from the invaders.

Oracle thread number 8924: Good luck to the Georgians in their quest to liberate their land Eastern Anatolia from the invaders.


Lady are you for real??? Have you made up your mind yet after 23.000 something threads Mrs.RightfulOwnershipTrackerAuthority?
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Postby Oracle » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:44 am

Not content with debating by yourself with imaginary "topics" you now resort to making up "quotes" to drool over.

Why are you only interested in "Eastern Anatolia"?

Are you a Settler from there by any chance? :lol:
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Postby runaway » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:59 am

Oracle wrote:Not content with debating by yourself with imaginary "topics" you now resort to making up "quotes" to drool over.

Why are you only interested in "Eastern Anatolia"?

Are you a Settler from there by any chance? :lol:


It doesn't look imaginary to me:

"Good luck to the Kurds in their quest to liberate their lands from the invaders."

What makes you an Eastern Anatolian expert? You should settle with your role in this life, that is a donkey-breeder south shitriot villager and not worry too much about issues that are none of your business.
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Postby Gregory » Sun Jan 02, 2011 4:35 am

runaway wrote:
Oracle wrote:Not content with debating by yourself with imaginary "topics" you now resort to making up "quotes" to drool over.

Why are you only interested in "Eastern Anatolia"?

Are you a Settler from there by any chance? :lol:


It doesn't look imaginary to me:

"Good luck to the Kurds in their quest to liberate their lands from the invaders."

What makes you an Eastern Anatolian expert? You should settle with your role in this life, that is a donkey-breeder south shitriot villager and not worry too much about issues that are none of your business.


I think she's too afraid to breed any donkeys in Cyprus considering the turkish settlers have a knack of raping them over in the occupied north.

Talk about barbarian behaviour!
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Postby supporttheunderdog » Sun Jan 02, 2011 8:46 am

Bananiot wrote:Yes, if you had a million soldiers, 10 000 tanks, 1000 war planes and perhaps some warheads. Its called to dikaio tis pygmis. If you do not, then you leave big time politics to the big boys and you hide under their dress.


spot on - it was Big Mak trying to make the big boys play their game to his rules that contributed to (not caused) the situation in the 60's and eary 70's.
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