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  • #11
    Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

    rock, paper, scissors.

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    • #12
      Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

      Originally posted by Artsakh
      hand jestures can easily be modified, that doesn't mean anything. Send me a picture of yourself and watch me turn you into a pan-turkist just like that.

      Do you even know the meaning of Pan-Turkism? are that dumb?

      Pan-Turkism is an ideology that in its very essence threatens to tear Iran apart. It was the fear of such ideology (pan-turkism) which led the Iranians to tactically back Armenians during the Artsakh war against the azerbaboobs.

      I'm not sure if Ahmadinjad is an Iranian-Azeri or not, and it doesn't matter either. (though you have not provided any evidence that he is an iranian azeri). There are Iranian-Azeris in the highest levels of the iranian government. These people not to be mistaken for "azeris". They are fully iranian culturally and ideologically.

      I hope the Iranians built their nukes quickly. Iran is truly a source of stability in the region, and the only country with the balls enough to throwing the exploiting fingers of the Americans out of our region.
      I have provided evidence about being Azeri. Mr. Ahmadinejad picture. Also he speaks fluent Azeri laguage.
      Persians and Hollywood
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      • #13
        Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

        oh well I guess you're soooo right. What do you want now?

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        • #14
          Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

          Originally posted by oslonor
          President Ahmadinejad is showing grey wolves pan-turkist sign in Azerbaijan. Ahmadinejad speaks fluent Azeri Turk language and is an Azeri Turk. Grey Wolves are Pan-Turkist nationalist.

          Mr. Ahmadinejad is a Pan-Turkist. But he is not a secular Pan-Turkist. Iran is planning to destablize Turkey and impose a Taliban state on Turkey. Recent developments in Lebanon has started the process in Turkey with mass demonstrations. Mr. Ahmadinejad is seeking the talibanization of the whole region from Afghanistan to Turkey. That is what is going on.

          This is Pan-Turkism in reverse. Pan-Turkism by Anatolian turks aims to bring secular turkish states in the region. Pan-Turkism in Iran aims at to impose a Taliban state on neighboring countries.

          Also you should follow their politics in Iraq and Lebanon. More long term targets for Talibalization are both Pakistan and Suadi Arabia.




          The stupid symbol of Satan or the horned owl gesture doesn't mean anything. If anything, it is used by conspiracy theorists like David Icke to attribute conspiracy by pinning all government into a conspiratorial kabal of bloodlines and relationships all tied together because every leader has this sign that shows other members of the Illuminati cult or whatever that they are "there" implementing the occult's plan. In the occult, the hand gesture is used to represent satan.

          Take a look at these.




          Or take a look at this page to see just how many famous people have used this Satanic symbol.

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          http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Wicca%20&%20Witchcraft/signs_of_satan.htm


          I guess by your impeccable logic all these people must be Azeri Turks!
          Last edited by Anonymouse; 08-11-2006, 02:53 PM.
          Achkerov kute.

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          • #15
            Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

            Originally posted by Anonymouse
            The stupid symbol of Satan or the horned owl gesture doesn't mean anything. If anything, it is used by conspiracy theorists like David Icke to attribute conspiracy by pinning all government into a conspiratorial kabal of bloodlines and relationships all tied together because every leader has this sign that shows other members of the Illuminati cult or whatever that they are "there" implementing the occult's plan. In the occult, the hand gesture is used to represent satan.

            Take a look at these.




            Or take a look at this page to see just how many famous people have used this Satanic symbol.

            404 Not Found
            http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/False%20Religions/Wicca%20&%20Witchcraft/signs_of_satan.htm


            I guess by your impeccable logic all these people must be Azeri Turks!
            You must be reading too much conspicracy theories. Are you trying to say Mr. Ahmadinejad is a member of Illumaniti?!!!!!

            The explanation is very simple. Iran is not US and this has nothing to do with that. In Azerbaijan it means grey wolves and Pan-Turkism. That is all. It has nothing to do with illumaniti. It means Pan-Turkism. Azeri Turks do not know anything about Illumaniti!!!!
            Last edited by oslonor; 08-11-2006, 03:02 PM.
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            • #16
              Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

              looks like illuminati had been founded by pan-turkist azeris.... anyway i checked out that page now i am wondering why these people use that sign... we ordianry people dont do it? there must be somethign behind this? anybody knows?
              Last edited by Otto3; 08-11-2006, 03:24 PM.

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              • #17
                Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

                Originally posted by Otto3
                looks like illuminati had been founded by pan-turkist azeris
                I do not know if you want to play dumb or you are really very dumb. But Pan-Turkism is a danger that should be considered both by Armenians and Non-Pan Turkist forces in Iran.
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                • #18
                  Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

                  your a danger to healthy people

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                  • #19
                    Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

                    Originally posted by oslonor
                    You must be reading too much conspicracy theories. Are you trying to say Mr. Ahmadinejad is a member of Illumaniti?!!!!!

                    The explanation is very simple. Iran is not US and this has nothing to do with that. In Azerbaijan it means grey wolves and Pan-Turkism. That is all. It has nothing to do with illumaniti. It means Pan-Turkism. Azeri Turks do not know anything about Illumaniti!!!!
                    First of all, you must be reading too much into Pan Turkism. Stop trying to imply that this sign means something other than what it means. The sign is as old as many religions and has traveled through time and esoteric knowledge and for example can be found in both Masonic texts as well as Jewish mysticism. And if you clicked on the actual link you could see more than just Americans with the sign. "Pan-Turkism" is nothing more than the myths created in the 19th century after the Turks were exposed to European ideas such as nationalism. Second, what does that have anything to do with conspiracy theories? Because one reads about them and is well rounded that taints someone or their argument? Don't be obtuse. I never suggested Ahmadinejad is a member of Illumaniti. He may well be, who knows, right? I don't claim to know, do you? I stated that conspiracy theorists would immediately implicate him as such, a big difference for anyone versed in reading comprehension.
                    Achkerov kute.

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                    • #20
                      Re: President Ahmadinejad and Pan-Turkism

                      Artsakh took the words right out of my mouth, but honestly I’ve never been interested to know if he is or not, and I’ve never heard anybody talk about it. But since u insist, yesterday I searched in some Persian sites to find out sth. about it but found nothing , today at university, I addressed the question to around 15 of my classmates(although I knew I’d look silly!), but none of them knew the answer and surprisingly all of them asked me “why?” in a strange tone! However I knew that. You see how unimportant is the issue for Iranians.

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