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  • #31
    Muslims are no more deserving of being terrorized and killed as anyone else. If anything intervention in Bosnia was too little too late. No one should support criminals - no matter what their religion/ethnicity etc

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    • #32
      Originally posted by 1.5 million
      Muslims are no more deserving of being terrorized and killed as anyone else. If anything intervention in Bosnia was too little too late. No one should support criminals - no matter what their religion/ethnicity etc
      Yes I agree with you.No people deserve to be killed no matter what their nationality and religion is.
      AND I CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE SUPPORT THESE MURDERS!!!

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      • #33
        Gondorian
        I am also happy to see that eventhough you guys are Orthodox Christians you do not justify Serbian ethnic cleansing policy.
        Bosnians and Albanians come from Ottoman origin/culture. They have lots of religous people/scholars. Being religous does not mean being fudnementalist.
        Balkan muslims have e tradition of Sufism and mystism since 13th century(Sari Saltuk's , Haci Bektash's legacy). What Albanians experience is not secularism but Atheism which is Enver Hoja's communist trace.
        MAcedonian Albanians are not like Albania's Albanians. And religously speaking no Albanian would ever think that eating pork is ok. And in Balkan history you wouldnt see such muslims thats after communism/socialism. Same goes with
        Bosnians. Albanians are among the first Muslims immigrated to US(in masses) after the Balkan war and during WW-I. And first and major mosque is build by them which is still in service.


        Originally posted by Gondorian
        TurQ I am happy to say I agree with you on this.

        1.5 Million, Rudo, and Kharpert I would like to add in this hypothetical. Even if the Bosnians did have many extremist Muslims so what? Nothing justifies Genocide, it is always wrong wether done by Serbs against non Serbs, Germans against Jews and other minorities, Turks against Christians, Hutus against Tutsis etc etc etc, no genocide is ever justified.

        Besides that was just a hypothetical, anyone familiar with Balkan History, or culture would know that Bosnians and Albanians are mainly as secular as they come, in going to restaurants with Albanians I find that they normally order Pork, Pork that is not Halal.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by Sensei
          YOU are the one supporting criminals. It was the SERBS who were terrorized and victimized and if you don't believe it, then go back to the track records of the people and their behavior during WWII. That speaks louder than anything.

          BTW, if you aren't even going to bother reading what I have posted as evidence, it is best you dont make yourself look stupider by discussing the subject you obviously know NOTHING about.

          How do you know what you know?

          1.5: DUH, I saw it on television so it must be true.
          hahaha - this is a laugh. For one - I happen to work with many people who have been down there on the ground in various capacities...for anonther my wife has been to both Bosnia and Kosovo overseeing relief efforts for those made homeless by these "wars". She spent considerable time interviewing (mostly widows) of all sides as well as interacting with UN and private relief workers. In fact our whole family has (some very colorful!) wool socks and other tems made by Bosnian widows who are in a program that encourages them to produce things to sell to make money as they have lost their family breadwinner. My wife also toured massacre sites and has gone through tunnels used for escape. She also interviewed (Bosnian) men and boys who both escaped massacre this way and some who were held in camps. Also I should say that I have other means of getting information other then TV news or commercial services. I am not an uniformed person.

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          • #35
            1.5M

            Which cities she have been to in Bosna? What she did was an honourable thing. So your wife is also an Armenian?

            Both my Albanian and Bosnian friends witnessed those massacres. I know an Albanian kid he was 9 during the Kosova massacres, he witnessed pregnant women being stabbed by Serb soldiers.
            My friend's mom was a doctor and a well-known family in Sarajevo, she came to Istanbul several times during the siege and get back to Sarajevo to help out people. She was a fearless woman. She was also an artist and opened an exhibition for her own paintings defying the Chetnik Serb siege. Yes there are lots of brave and great Bosnians.

            Originally posted by 1.5 million
            hahaha - this is a laugh. For one - I happen to work with many people who have been down there on the ground in various capacities...for anonther my wife has been to both Bosnia and Kosovo overseeing relief efforts for those made homeless by these "wars". She spent considerable time interviewing (mostly widows) of all sides as well as interacting with UN and private relief workers. In fact our whole family has (some very colorful!) wool socks and other tems made by Bosnian widows who are in a program that encourages them to produce things to sell to make money as they have lost their family breadwinner. My wife also toured massacre sites and has gone through tunnels used for escape. She also interviewed (Bosnian) men and boys who both escaped massacre this way and some who were held in camps. Also I should say that I have other means of getting information other then TV news or commercial services. I am not an uniformed person.

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            • #36
              No TurQ - my wife is not Armenian. Besides Bosnia and Kosovo she has been to Rwanda (and surrounding countries), Cyprus, and even Turkey doing similar & related things (regarding Turkey it was in regards to misuse of U.S. appropriated funds & equipment etc concerning use against Kurdish civilians...) - at the time she worked for the U.S. Congress (as I once did...)

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              • #37
                What does it matter what her ethnicity is? really

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                • #38
                  Originally posted by RUDO
                  Yes I agree with you.No people deserve to be killed no matter what their nationality and religion is.
                  AND I CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE SUPPORT THESE MURDERS!!!
                  That is so very special coming from someone who is Turkish.

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                  • #39
                    Parandzem, you've already spent your first 3 posts flaming other members. Anyone would think you're just a sock-puppet for Sensei, and if you don't drop your snitty tone and insistence on holding everyone's ethnicity against them you might face a ban sooner than you think.

                    Oh, by the way, RUDO is Kurdish.

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by Kharpert
                      Parandzem, you've already spent your first 3 posts flaming other members. Anyone would think you're just a sock-puppet for Sensei, and if you don't drop your snitty tone and insistence on holding everyone's ethnicity against them you might face a ban sooner than you think.

                      Oh, by the way, RUDO is Kurdish.

                      Do you even think or read what you write before you post it? What are you talking about holding anyone's ethnicity against them? I just asked a normal question and I expect a normal, honest answer. Seems like you have a snitty tone here. Don't threaten me BTW. Are you a moderator? I seriously doubt it. Otherwise your post count would be much higher I think.

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