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  • #21
    Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

    Originally posted by meline
    Good comment! Indeed they are "modern", they still practice honour killings (when a woman commits adultery, her father and brothers can stone her to death), they recently authorised wearing the veil in public and the killer of a prominent journalist takes pictures with police officers, proudly waving the Turkish flag. The epitomy of "modernity".

    In my opinion, Bush thinks they are such a great role model, because as a NATO member they are providing a convenient ally and a buffer against his alleged "axis of evil" in this part of the world. Plus, apart from Israel, they are the USA's only unconditional ally in the region.
    Honour killings are not peculiar with Turks, it is peculiar with Kurdish citizens. Therefore it occurs 90% Eastern and Southestern Turkey

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    • #22
      Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

      Okay folks, let's tone down the insults. This is not self-defense. If a Turk comes in and insults, I can understand. Kanki is (so far as I can tell), being civil, so let's show the same respect.
      Achkerov kute.

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      • #23
        Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

        The invitation of Turkey's President to Armenia to watch a football match is EXCELLENT news!

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        • #24
          Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

          Originally posted by jack sparrow
          what will be happen if armenian team wins a skore like 3-0 or similar,
          Turkey will probably win but it will be a friendly match

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          • #25
            Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

            Originally posted by meline
            You are half Hungarian? Have you been in Hungary? Hungarian is a beautiful language! Do you speak it?
            I have been there 3 times (Gyöngyös - my mother's some family members are there) I am not Hungary citizen. I was borned in Ankara, My mum is from Kutahya/Turkey they had started to live in Manisa. When Russia and Australia Empire attacked Hungary, they refuged Ottomans. Some family member turned Hungary, some of them are still Kutahya.

            But I can't speak Magyar. very little

            My mother met my father in Ankara University and I was borned

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            • #26
              Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

              Originally posted by lampron View Post
              it will be a friendly match
              I hope so

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              • #27
                Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

                Originally posted by meline
                Good comment! Indeed they are "modern", they still practice honour killings (when a woman commits adultery, her father and brothers can stone her to death), they recently authorised wearing the veil in public and the killer of a prominent journalist takes pictures with police officers, proudly waving the Turkish flag. The epitomy of "modernity".

                In my opinion, Bush thinks they are such a great role model, because as a NATO member they are providing a convenient ally and a buffer against his alleged "axis of evil" in this part of the world. Plus, apart from Israel, they are the USA's only unconditional ally in the region.
                NATO ally?

                Turkey is a NATO ally only when the war is on a non-Muslim country. RA been far more helpful to the U.S. especially with Afghanistan. The U.S. been using RA air space to conduct both air strikes and humanitarian operations in Afghanistan. While Turkey denied the use of its air space to the U.S. Since 2001. Last year November Turkey even denied Armenian Airlines the use of its precious air space for flights to Syria and Lebanon.
                Last edited by TXMENIAN; 07-08-2008, 11:16 PM.

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                • #28
                  Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

                  Originally posted by Kanki View Post
                  Honour killings are not peculiar with Turks, it is peculiar with Kurdish citizens. Therefore it occurs 90% Eastern and Southestern Turkey

                  And does the Turkish government punish those that commit "honor killings".

                  No matter what your answer is, you have to admit stoning a human to death is barbaric no matter what kind of a crime they committed.

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                  • #29
                    Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

                    Originally posted by TXMENIAN View Post
                    And does the Turkish government punish those that commit "honor killings".

                    No matter what your answer is, you have to admit stoning a human to death is barbaric no matter what kind of a crime they committed.
                    We have laws but we can't prevent them. . .

                    Such kind of things happens in your country by a minority group ,with stricted tradition how do you prevent ?

                    We give punisment 26-23 years but we can't prevent

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                    • #30
                      Re: Armenia invites Turkish president to football match

                      Honnor killings??? sounds animal like... may i ask what is it?

                      edit: wait i just found out.... ewww it is animal like.
                      Last edited by xcelr8Armo; 07-09-2008, 05:27 AM.

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