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    Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

    Hypothetically, assuming if there are normalized relations between Turks and Ermeniler. Wouldn't the economic imbalance not be in Armenia's favor?

    I mean, the opening of the border would be great for Armenia's economy. But how would the Armenian government go about preventing Turkish investors from outright buying out a chunk of the Armenian economy?

    Sure you guys want a prosperous Armenia, but you wouldn't want Turks to own a single thing in Armenia. Imagine a whole chunk owned by Turks - a nightmare for you guys.

    Likewise, we wouldn't want you to own a single thing in Türkiye. Up until recently, the Turkish government didn't allow foreigners to buy property in Türkiye. Since the government uplifted that ban, it's been allowed (hopefully it will be reversed.)

    How would the Armenian government go about in blocking the Turks from aquiring any property in Armenia? It seems that option might not be possible and theonly thing that could be done is to make the process heavily beauracratic for Turks to acquire any property in Armenia.
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    Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

    Originally posted by SoyElTurco View Post
    Hypothetically, assuming if there are normalized relations between Turks and Ermeniler. Wouldn't the economic imbalance not be in Armenia's favor?

    I mean, the opening of the border would be great for Armenia's economy. But how would the Armenian government go about preventing Turkish investors from outright buying out a chunk of the Armenian economy?

    Sure you guys want a prosperous Armenia, but you wouldn't want Turks to own a single thing in Armenia. Imagine a whole chunk owned by Turks - a nightmare for you guys.

    Likewise, we wouldn't want you to own a single thing in Türkiye. Up until recently, the Turkish government didn't allow foreigners to buy property in Türkiye. Since the government uplifted that ban, it's been allowed (hopefully it will be reversed.)

    How would the Armenian government go about in blocking the Turks from aquiring any property in Armenia? It seems that option might not be possible and theonly thing that could be done is to make the process heavily beauracratic for Turks to acquire any property in Armenia.
    There are many waays to prevent that, things like Colbertisme and protectionism come to my mind, so we can have limited trade with the Turks and decide what we import and what not.

    Who says when the border opens there will be free trade between the two nations.

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      Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

      I doubt the borders will be opened anytime soon, and if they are it will most likely be the Kars-Gyumri railway.

      Also, Armenia could pass laws to limit what nations can own what industries.

      Either way this is a dead topic because the border will not be opened due to the preconditions that the turkish regime puts forth.
      For the first time in more than 600 years, Armenia is free and independent, and we are therefore obligated
      to place our national interests ahead of our personal gains or aspirations.



      http://www.armenianhighland.com/main.html

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        Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

        Im gonna by a Villa somehwere along the Turkish coast and raise the Armenian flag so high, they wills it from BATMAN province

        You know us Armenians have that kind of money

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          Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

          Originally posted by truAnatolian View Post
          Im gonna by a Villa somehwere along the Turkish coast and raise the Armenian flag so high, they wills it from BATMAN province

          You know us Armenians have that kind of money

          Something similar to that has already been done, albeit by us Turks in Cyprus. Check it out:


          Check it out on google maps: Giant Northern Cypriot Flag

          I'm wondering when we'll get around to putting one up on Mt. Ararat. Maybe the North Eastern side - you know, the side that faces Yerevan. It would be great for Yerevanis to have a Giant Turkish Flag glowing at night for them to enjoy as they stroll the streets of Yerevan at night. We'll let them enjoy it for free - we'll pay the electric bill - you know electricity that is so abundant in Türkiye.

          You know us Turks have that kind of money
          Last edited by SoyElTurco; 10-31-2008, 04:05 PM.

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            Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

            Originally posted by SoyElTurco View Post
            Something similar to that has already been done, albeit by us Turks in Cyprus. Check it out:


            Check it out on google maps: Giant Northern Cypriot Flag

            I'm wondering when we'll get around to putting one up on Mt. Ararat. Maybe the North Eastern side - you know, the side that faces Yerevan. It would be great for Yerevanis to have a Giant Turkish Flag glowing at night for them to enjoy as they stroll the streets of Yerevan at night. We'll let them enjoy it for free - we'll pay the electric bill - you know electricity that is so abundant in Türkiye.

            You know us Turks have that kind of money
            Yeah you have found a why to make a nationalist of every Armenian on the face of the planet lol

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              Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

              Originally posted by SoyElTurco View Post
              Something similar to that has already been done, albeit by us Turks in Cyprus. Check it out:


              Check it out on google maps: Giant Northern Cypriot Flag

              I'm wondering when we'll get around to putting one up on Mt. Ararat. Maybe the North Eastern side - you know, the side that faces Yerevan. It would be great for Yerevanis to have a Giant Turkish Flag glowing at night for them to enjoy as they stroll the streets of Yerevan at night. We'll let them enjoy it for free - we'll pay the electric bill - you know electricity that is so abundant in Türkiye.

              You know us Turks have that kind of money
              Further proof why every non-Turkic nation on earth hates the Turks.

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                Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

                Originally posted by yerazhishda View Post
                Further proof why every non-Turkic nation on earth hates the Turks.
                South Koreans love us. Algerians love us.

                During the Korean War, we were one of the largest troop presence in South Korea in the U.N. coaltion that helped save South Korea from the commies. As a result, the South Koreans, setup a tribute in Türkiye to thank us for our efforts and sacrifices.

                Not only the Algerians, but almost all of the North African Arab states love us Turks. All the way from Egypt to Morroco - anywhere along the North African Coast that once was occupied by the Ottomans.

                The Chechens love us; alot of fighters fighting alongside them are Turkish.

                The Pakis look up to us - they wish if we could go back to the says of Caliphate and let the Turks lead the Muslim world.

                The Syrians love us - the government might not, but the Syrians love us. You should talk to alot of the Muslim scholars in Damascus - the ones who truly represent the Syrian people. It's constantly on their tongues that the Turks are the sleeping saviors of the Muslim world.

                The only Arabs that have animosity against us are the Saudi Wahhabi Arabs.

                A substantial amount of Armenians living in Türkiye for generations genuinely love Türkiye and its people: Türkler.

                I remember meeting a Romanian that lived in Türkiye for a while, he greatly sympathized with Türkiye on many things and I remember when we departed he said "God Bless Turkey!"

                The Ottoman Empire accepted many persecuted xxxs from Europe who became prosperous and integrated into Turkish society.

                If you want to view things from a purely nation state spectrum in context of the immediate history and immediate reigion, then I guess your points are arguable, but when it comes to universal credibility and trust earned over the centuries amongst the a broader communities that profited from the Turks, I think your arguments would be dwarfed and flimsy.

                Save for the Diaspora, to whom, where, when and how have the Armenians been able to reach out to and have an impact that advertised them as a great people for everyone to look up to? The Ancient Romans and the Greeks still have this effect for the western world. The Soviets had it for a brief period of the 20th century and it really wasn't sincerely received.

                The Turks had it for a long time and still have it. And we'll get it stronger again.

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                  Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

                  Originally posted by KarotheGreat View Post
                  Yeah you have found a why to make a nationalist of every Armenian on the face of the planet lol
                  Finally!!!!! I get some credit around here!!!!! I'm glad that I could help!!!!!!

                  At least I've had some kind of positive impact in these threads!!!!!!!

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                    Re: Normalized Relations between Türkler ve Ermeniler.

                    Originally posted by SoyElTurco View Post
                    Something similar to that has already been done, albeit by us Turks in Cyprus. Check it out:


                    Check it out on google maps: Giant Northern Cypriot Flag

                    I'm wondering when we'll get around to putting one up on Mt. Ararat. Maybe the North Eastern side - you know, the side that faces Yerevan. It would be great for Yerevanis to have a Giant Turkish Flag glowing at night for them to enjoy as they stroll the streets of Yerevan at night. We'll let them enjoy it for free - we'll pay the electric bill - you know electricity that is so abundant in Türkiye.

                    You know us Turks have that kind of money
                    I think you discovered the largest out-house in the world.

                    ...the picture made me want to take a dump.

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