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End of the U.S.-Turkey alliance: Ties 'more allergic than strategic'

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  • #11
    Originally posted by Anonymouse
    What makes me wonder is why you constantly need to come to this forum and argue against the Armenian genocide, or call them inferior. What are you trying to prove to yourself? I think deep down the Turkoglu is bothered by Armenians and what they say about your bloodlusting past.
    Well, at almost any post I didn't argue with you against genocide. I respect your pain and choose at least not to talk about it. Because that I am a Turk it is your obsession to consider me the one argueing against genocide.
    On the other hand it is really exciting for me to find such a group of foreign people who are pathologically obsessive about my nation. This part is reallly interesting and I am not here only to ridicule your childish hatred, I also really learn a lot of historical points from some of you (not you) and how the issues are seen from your perspective. It is really useful and taughtful for me.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by karakitap
      Well, at almost any post I didn't argue with you against genocide. I respect your pain and choose at least not to talk about it. Because that I am a Turk it is your obsession to consider me the one argueing against genocide.
      On the other hand it is really exciting for me to find such a group of foreign people who are pathologically obsessive about my nation. This part is reallly interesting and I am not here only to ridicule your childish hatred, I also really learn a lot of historical points from some of you (not you) and how the issues are seen from your perspective. It is really useful and taughtful for me.
      empty words

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      • #13
        Originally posted by karakitap
        Well, at almost any post I didn't argue with you against genocide. I respect your pain and choose at least not to talk about it. Because that I am a Turk it is your obsession to consider me the one argueing against genocide.
        On the other hand it is really exciting for me to find such a group of foreign people who are pathologically obsessive about my nation. This part is reallly interesting and I am not here only to ridicule your childish hatred, I also really learn a lot of historical points from some of you (not you) and how the issues are seen from your perspective. It is really useful and taughtful for me.
        Till the day your vile country recognizes the Genocide, makes Proper repatriations to our satisfaction, and quits being such a c u n t of a nation, we will continue to hate it and generally see it as not worthy of our collective spit. It's about time you understand that. If it makes you feel any better there are many other peoples who feel the same way about your vomit inducing country. Also, talking about your country and reveling in its xxxx ups time and time again gives us a respite from our daily troubles by lauging at your expense. Thanks for that by the way. Now go make a human sacrifice to Ataturk, it's been too long since last time, Ata's gonna be mad

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        • #14
          Who says we dont sacrifice humans for our beloved Ata? We like it that way. Now there is a big military operation going on against pkk. You know what that means. People should be silen if they are minority and useless

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          • #15
            Originally posted by karoaper
            Till the day your vile country recognizes the Genocide, makes Proper repatriations to our satisfaction, and quits being such a c u n t of a nation, we will continue to hate it and generally see it as not worthy of our collective spit. It's about time you understand that. If it makes you feel any better there are many other peoples who feel the same way about your vomit inducing country. Also, talking about your country and reveling in its xxxx ups time and time again gives us a respite from our daily troubles by lauging at your expense. Thanks for that by the way. Now go make a human sacrifice to Ataturk, it's been too long since last time, Ata's gonna be mad
            So you realax in this way? This is a very sick collective mentality. Very interesting indeed.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Otto
              Who says we dont sacrifice humans for our beloved Ata? We like it that way. Now there is a big military operation going on against pkk. You know what that means. People should be silen if they are minority and useless
              Otto, are you here to boost stupid dtereotypes about Turks, are you really Turkish? Or are you another kind of Armenian who lives in a sczophrenic world by showing himself as Turkish to label Turks in a bad way? I don't get surprised if it is so.

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              • #17
                Originally posted by karakitap
                Otto, are you here to boost stupid dtereotypes about Turks, are you really Turkish? Or are you another kind of Armenian who lives in a sczophrenic world by showing himself as Turkish to label Turks in a bad way? I don't get surprised if it is so.
                Just in this one post you showed what a paranoid truth-fearing ignoramus you really are.
                All Otto said, besides being sarcastic, is that Turkish government is happily oppresing Kurds at this very moment. This simple fact to you is a dagger that threatens your empty, moronic ideals about your cancerous country.

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                • #18
                  Poll fails to confirm Erdogan's words: US not well liked in Turkey

                  H�rriyetim

                  15.06.2005

                  The results from a poll taken in May of this year contrast sharply
                  with Prime Minister Erdogan's characterization of anti-Americanism
                  in Turkey as belonging to "small, marginal groups." The poll, taken
                  by the Sonar group, was carried out in Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir,
                  and involved 1,305 citizens from differing socio-economic and
                  socio-demographic groups in those cities.

                  Erdogan: Anti-American groups in Turkey 'marginal and small'

                  On his recent trip to the US, Prime Minister compared anti-American
                  feelings in Turkey to anti-Turkish demonstrations in the US, saying "In
                  the US, small groups of 40-50 Armenians protest Turkey. When shown on
                  television, it looks as though every Armenian in the US is protesting
                  against Turkey. But actually, these are small, marginal groups. The
                  anti-American sentiment in Turkey is like this. There is no problem
                  between the people of Turkey and the people of America." Results from
                  the recent Sonar poll however paint a completely different picture.

                  One questions posed to citizens in the Sonar poll was "Aside from
                  Turkey and Turkic republics, which country do you feel is closest
                  to you?"

                  Germany, Pakistan, and Japan the favorites in this poll

                  Germany came in first by far, with 20.15% of the respondents. Next
                  came Pakistan, with 6.21%. In third place was Japan, with 5.14%.

                  While 4.60% of the poll participants said that they felt closest
                  to an Arab country, only 3.84% of the respondents picked the US as
                  the country to which they felt the closest. Interestingly, following
                  the US came Greece, with 3.53%, then Iran with 2.2%, and then Italy,
                  with 2.07%.

                  Perhaps most important to note is that a full 25.98% of respondents
                  said that outside of Turkey, they didn't feel close to any country
                  at all.


                  What if I find someone else when looking for you? My soul shivers as the idea invades my mind.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by karoaper
                    Just in this one post you showed what a paranoid truth-fearing ignoramus you really are.
                    All Otto said, besides being sarcastic, is that Turkish government is happily oppresing Kurds at this very moment. This simple fact to you is a dagger that threatens your empty, moronic ideals about your cancerous country.
                    Otto you see what you did? You boosted karoaper's stereotypes. Anyway, if you write good things about Turkey for sure karoaper would not be satisfied since people like karoaper have the sickness of permanent Turkish hatred and obsession, but this forum is open for normal people,too. So it may be enjoyable for you to boost these stupids sterotype but you are labelling Turkey unconstiounusly.
                    So ridiculing these guys by boosting their stereotypes is not a responsible attitude for my opinion. What do you think?

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by Siamanto
                      Poll fails to confirm Erdogan's words: US not well liked in Turkey
                      News that might be new news to Americans: "US not well liked anywhere".
                      Plenipotentiary meow!

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