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Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby kimon07 » Sat Aug 04, 2012 10:22 pm

According to star.gr, during a meeting they had with the President of the International Olympic Committee, Jacques Rogge, in London, both the Turkish President and Turkish Youth & Sports Minister, Saut Kilic, agreed that the Olympic flame comes from Turkey.
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Representatives of the Turkish government said that there is a mountain situated close to Anatalya, called Olympus, where the ground can be naturally light up due to the amount of methanium that exists in the area. According to an ancient myth, people used to light up the Olympic Torch in this place, commented Mr Erdogan.

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Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that ”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

http://eu.greekreporter.com/2012/08/04/ ... s-turkish/

The illiterate clowns have confused mount Olympus with Olympia.
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby GreekIslandGirl » Sat Aug 04, 2012 10:46 pm

Proving once again that he is in fact full of methane - and naturally combustible.
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby Get Real! » Sat Aug 04, 2012 11:34 pm

kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby Sotos » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:01 am

Get Real! wrote:
kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.


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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby Get Real! » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:04 am

Sotos wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.


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I'd like to see you try to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that the inhabitants of ancient Troy are YOUR relatives!

Now that would be hysterical! :lol:
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby bill cobbett » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:10 am

Our cat is called Troy, named by daughter, it's her cat really... shows how effective her dad has been in trying to convince her that she's a sort of English Girl... :(
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby Sotos » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:19 am

Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.


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I'd like to see you try to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that the inhabitants of ancient Troy are YOUR relatives!

Now that would be hysterical! :lol:


What Troy has to do with the Olympics which were held in Olympia? :lol: Is there anybody who takes you seriously? I can not imagine how stupid that person must be! Anybody takes GR seriously? Please tell me .... I need another good laugh :lol:
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby Get Real! » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:23 am

Sotos wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.

:lol: cfnonsense (I am tagging this for future use)

I'd like to see you try to prove beyond any reasonable doubt that the inhabitants of ancient Troy are YOUR relatives!

Now that would be hysterical! :lol:

What Troy has to do with the Olympics which were held in Olympia? :lol: Is there anybody who takes you seriously? I can not imagine how stupid that person must be! Anybody takes GR seriously? Please tell me .... I need another good laugh :lol:

Troy doesn't need to have any correlation with the Olympics, but it just so happens to be yet another place Greeks are laying a claim to... yet funnily enough they don't regard Turks as "Greeks"! :lol:
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby bill cobbett » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:38 am

Err... has anyone told Mad Dog Erdogan how many medals the Great Turkiye has achieved so far...? ... just asking of course.
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Re: Erdogan: The Olympic Flame is Turkish

Postby supporttheunderdog » Sun Aug 05, 2012 12:43 am

Get Real! wrote:
kimon07 wrote:Turkish Minister Suat Kilic stated during a press release, in a bid to convince officials of the International Olympic Committee that Turkey should host Olympics in the future, that [u][b]”Turkey is the birthplace of the Olympic flame and as a result, Mr Erdogan explained to Jacques Rogge that we want the Games back in our country. The IOC has the right to bring the Olympic flame back to its origin.”

According to Schliemann, the ancient city of Troi and countless other similar ruins are in western Turkey so what gives Greeks today the right to claim them as their ancient greats?

Helen of Troy was Turkish, and everything else found in western Turkey is Turkish and I wouldn’t be surprised if the ancient Olympics were held in Turkey.


Helen was supposedly a Spartan who ran off with the Trojan Paris: the Trojans were not Greek but probaby Wilusans. a confederation which had broken awaye from the hittte empire. the case for a trojan war is mostly set out in Myth.
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