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[Tim Drayton]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Thanks Tim. Share with us your wisdom instead.
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Wisdom? I have none.

By the way, if you meant "big bang" then I see what you mean. Sorry, I didn't realise that you made a small spelling mistake. No, the AKP was not created in big-bang fashion but rather, as far as I know, came into being after the Islamist Fazilet party was closed in 2001, and the members of that party split to form two new parties, the AKP and the SP. Correct me if I am wrong, of course.

[denizaksulu]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Hi Tim,
Nice to see you around again.

[antifon]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Thanks Tim. Share with us your wisdom instead.
.

Wisdom? I have none.

By the way, if you meant "big bang" then I see what you mean. Sorry, I didn't realise that you made a small spelling mistake. No, the AKP was not created in big-bang fashion but rather, as far as I know, came into being after the Islamist Fazilet party was closed in 2001, and the members of that party split to form two new parties, the AKP and the SP. Correct me if I am wrong, of course.

You are 100% right Tim. I saw the misplaced 'n', but that is the least of grammar/spelling mistakes I guess.

By the way, would you say that Turkey suffers from fascism?
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[antifon]

boomerang, I will sidestep your insults and disagree with you. The Kurdish issue analogy is the catalyst we are looking for to break lose from the Turkish chains. In the end, it does not matter what you or I think. But how the Kurds thin instead. The Kurds want the sort of rights tCypriots want in Cyprus. I think we can find balanced solutions to both problems. The Kurds will keep the pressure. That's good.

http://antifon.blogspot.com
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hey antifon, when i want your input, how about i signal you, with me rattling my zip huh?...

Bugger off child!
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[Tim Drayton]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Hi Tim,
Nice to see you around again.

Thanks yeğen/εξάδελφος!

[antifon]

Tim, DTA, et al, read the comments here; you will enjoy:
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-03-14
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[Tim Drayton]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Thanks Tim. Share with us your wisdom instead.
.

Wisdom? I have none.

By the way, if you meant "big bang" then I see what you mean. Sorry, I didn't realise that you made a small spelling mistake. No, the AKP was not created in big-bang fashion but rather, as far as I know, came into being after the Islamist Fazilet party was closed in 2001, and the members of that party split to form two new parties, the AKP and the SP. Correct me if I am wrong, of course.

You are 100% right Tim. I saw the misplaced 'n', but that is the least of grammar/spelling mistakes I guess.

By the way, would you say that Turkey suffers from fascism?
.

I have no idea. Just thought I spotted a glaring error in that a newspaper that was set up 15 years prior to a party can hardly be considered to be that party's "house journal", that's all. Carry on with your great efforts at exposing the intrinsic evil nature of Turkey and all Turks. I follow with great passive interest.

[antifon]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Hi Tim,
Nice to see you around again.

Thanks yeğen/εξάδελφος!

'ξάδελφε' is the right form (if denizaksulu is a 'he', which I do not know), else ξαδέλφη!

[antifon]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Thanks Tim. Share with us your wisdom instead.
.

Wisdom? I have none.

By the way, if you meant "big bang" then I see what you mean. Sorry, I didn't realise that you made a small spelling mistake. No, the AKP was not created in big-bang fashion but rather, as far as I know, came into being after the Islamist Fazilet party was closed in 2001, and the members of that party split to form two new parties, the AKP and the SP. Correct me if I am wrong, of course.

You are 100% right Tim. I saw the misplaced 'n', but that is the least of grammar/spelling mistakes I guess.

By the way, would you say that Turkey suffers from fascism?
.

I have no idea. Just thought I spotted a glaring error in that a newspaper that was set up 15 years prior to a party can hardly be considered to be that party's "house journal", that's all. Carry on with your great efforts at exposing the intrinsic evil nature of Turkey and all Turks. I follow with great passive interest.

Thanks. Just trying to go home, my house, my business, my church, the resting place of my grandparents, my history, my memories, my HOME! My life.

You are all invited to my occupied-for-the-time-being home as soon as we are free from Turkey's fascism & tCypriot nonsensical notion of justice!
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[Tim Drayton]

Hey antifon, do you think that you know more about turkey then Tim Drayton - he is English by the way (if I am not mistaken)

Thanks for your support, but don't upset things for these fruitcases. Of course Greeks know more than anybody else about anything, including about Turkey and Turks! How dare you suggest otherwise.

Hi Tim,
Nice to see you around again.

Thanks yeğen/εξάδελφος!

'ξάδελφε' is the right form (if denizaksulu is a 'he', which I do not know), else ξαδέλφη!

Thanks. I have learned a thing a two about the languages of this island from this forum, if nothing else.