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  • #51
    and where the hell have you gotten???

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    • #52
      Originally posted by OttomanTURK
      u armenians keep believin in wot u believe coz it ait gettin u nowhere..


      Face it, Turkey is going into decline.

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      • #53
        Virgil - just don't read my posts then but i'll refeer to you/your posts whenever I feel like it if its relevent to the discussion.

        No time to elaborate further at the moment - on the way out (to visit some Turkish friends as it so happens!)...but I ave also met Armenians in Turkey - and (for the most part) they live in fear...

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        • #54
          Originally posted by winoman
          Virgil - just don't read my posts then but i'll refeer to you/your posts whenever I feel like it if its relevent to the discussion.

          No time to elaborate further at the moment - on the way out (to visit some Turkish friends as it so happens!)...but I ave also met Armenians in Turkey - and (for the most part) they live in fear...
          Yeah, one hundred years ago your ancestors were saying the same thing, but then we all know what happend.

          Anyways, I don't give a flying xxxx what you write nor do I ever read your posts, believe me, I don't really care much about you and your "one world, one human race" philosophy. However, that does not mean you have a right to twist my words, so, from now I would appreciate it if you would refrain from dragging me into threads, peace.

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          • #55
            It's Chinese Fadix, not Chienese. Thanks again for the spell-check.

            Funny how you corrected my english though, the thought brought a smile to my lips.

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            • #56
              Originally posted by anomaly
              It's Chinese Fadix, not Chienese. Thanks again for the spell-check.

              Funny how you corrected my english though, the thought brought a smile to my lips.
              Oghlu, I admitted English being my fourth language.

              And I am happy introducing an amuzing thought in your head. But what I said still stands, you could have claimed to be someone whom the native language you wouldn’t need to use to write.

              The question you should answer would be why you lied?

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              • #57
                Turkey's development near its eastern borders WILL undoubtedly benefit Armenia. If you observe nations of the world, you will see that sooner or later, all neighbors learn to work for mutual financial benefit. Look at the French and ze Germans for god's sake.

                Anyhow, returning to our main topic, here's a reality check:

                Turkey will never ever accept the genocide. To do so would be suicidal for any government currently in office. It may only accept deportation and forced march of civilians, in the best case scenario.

                And you think the Turks may hand over land as compensation?

                Obviously you have never met a Turk. They are the most single-mindedly nationalistic (fervently so), patriotic and stubborn people on the face of the planet. Wait no... or was that the Armenian people?

                Damn, being neutral is confusing sometimes.

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by anomaly
                  Turkey's development near its eastern borders WILL undoubtedly benefit Armenia. If you observe nations of the world, you will see that sooner or later, all neighbors learn to work for mutual financial benefit. Look at the French and ze Germans for god's sake.

                  Anyhow, returning to our main topic, here's a reality check:

                  Turkey will never ever accept the genocide. To do so would be suicidal for any government currently in office. It may only accept deportation and forced march of civilians, in the best case scenario.

                  And you think the Turks may hand over land as compensation?

                  Obviously you have never met a Turk. They are the most single-mindedly nationalistic (fervently so), patriotic and stubborn people on the face of the planet. Wait no... or was that the Armenian people?

                  Damn, being neutral is confusing sometimes.
                  The thought brought a smile to my @ss.

                  You're cute, you know that? I would flirt you if you were a girl.

                  A psychiatrist will qualify your present behavour a defense mechanism. But dude, it is apparent what you're trying to do here, but it is exposing your Turkishness even more.

                  BTW, unlike the other Turks on this board, you sound to be an interesting guy, I am interested to communicate with you, so just send me a PM.

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                  • #59
                    [QUOTE=anomaly]Turkey's development near its eastern borders WILL undoubtedly benefit Armenia. If you observe nations of the world, you will see that sooner or later, all neighbors learn to work for mutual financial benefit. Look at the French and ze Germans for god's sake. QUOTE]

                    First of all, France and Germany are culturally, lingusitically, and religiously a similar group of people. In fact, at some point in history Armenians and Greeks were rivals, but today they are friends because of cultural similarities. Hell, some Armenians originated in the Bulkans. Turks on the other hand have nothing in common with Armenians. The only Islamic country Armenians have cultural ties with is Iran and outside of this there really is no Islamic country that we have "ties" with. Face it, Armenians and Turks are not similar, so, stop trying to compare yourselves to Armenians. By doing so you will not become more "European" and Armenians will nots become more "Turkish", so, please stop using this angle to push your argument forward.

                    Yes, I agree that dialogue should somewhat be opened but not set on preconditions set by Turks. Furthermore, don't be fooled by the few Armenians (Fadix, Winowoman, and etc.) that are whoring themselves and their country for the sake of "world peace" because the Armenians that you really need to convince are the nationalists.

                    Lastly, What I find funny is how desperate you Turks are by always trying to connect yourselves to Armenians. You come to this forum claiming that we are "similar" and that we "need to be friends", but yet when it comes down to any mention or acknowledge of the genocide you quickly resort to quoting sources and placing two sides to the debate. Armenians speak a Indo-European language, while Turks speak a Turanian language. Armenians are Christians, while Turks are Muslim. Armenians originated from the Balkans, while Turks originated from Asia.

                    In short, you need Armenians now more then Armenians need you, which is why you come here with the half ass pascifist facade. If you you could destroy Armenia and Armenians you would in a heartbeat, hell, you already tried to destroy us, so, please do not come here trying to make "amends".

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                    • #60
                      I am not Turkish. But you assuming that I could be is amusing. So please do so if you are convinced beyond any doubt, I don't have the time to argue with you about it.

                      First things first. Armenians and Turks ARE similar physiologically, because of intense inbreeding for more than 800 years. The Armenians could hardly be considered Aryan today, and who cares anyways? My example of Abdullah Gul being Armenian is true, and is a perfect example of cross-breeding. And it is from no newspaper. He is of Armenian heritage and he has never denied it. Even now I am searching an online source I can cite about this...

                      Two: Since Azerbaijani are effectively Turks themselves, you can pretty much guess whom the Turkish government will side with when and if the time for war arrives.

                      Three: Turkish is not a Turanian language. It is considered Altaic. There is no such thing as a Turanian language. Turan is the Hungarian term for the unison of all Hunnic/Turkic/Tataric lands in one great empire.

                      Four: If you think that Armenians originated from the Balkans, I have nothing more to tell you. That's like saying Persians originated from India. Armenians are today considered to have originated from where they LIVED historically.

                      Five: Turkey is above Armenia's league in geopolitical struggles. And as I have stated before, she has no intention to destroy anything. Turks hate Slavs more than Armenians, and will do anything to create a buffer nation between themselves and Russia.

                      Last but not least, quoting from the plenty of friends I have had amongst them, a Turk is a Turk foremost, and a Muslim second. Ask any Turk you meet. They will ALWAYS value their race over their religion.

                      Which is logical I presume. Religion, since its inception, has done nothing but act as tools in the wars between races (in my humble opinion).

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