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al Qaeda was/is operating out of Iraq (or so our government has claimed)... US wanted to use Turkish air and land to attack Iraq... Turkish government said no for fear of issues spilling on to them. UK is a heavy supporter in the war in Iraq. Bombing in turkey was on british targets. al Qaeda group claims responsibility. US wanted turkey to play a policing role in Iraq, Turkey declined (unless they changed their mind recently). External terrorism now in Turkey. Does this help to connect the six degree separation of terrorism? Fight the Bacon!
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For those wondering, "El kaide" is turkish for al Qaeda Fight the Confusion!
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Just think bush predicated this just like the one in saudi, ay he's batting 1.000
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![]() One other thing to add that maybe a lot of people don't know is that in the last election, the Islamic Fundamentalist party actually won a majority in parliament there. However, Turkey has a VERY strong military that SEEMS to be keeping the government in "line" with it's pro-west policy (just as the military is doing in Algeria where the fundamentalists won a free election outright 5 years ago but had the election declared invalid). So we (we being the "west") need to remember this is a very Islamic nation and there probably is a LOT of support among the people for Al Qaeda and other Islamic extremist groups. Sadly. |
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Turkey is a fascinating country to read up on, not because of the elaborate history, but their transition from the Ottoman Empire to a democracy and its position with religion. While like 98% of Turkey is of the Islamic religion, Turkey is more modern than most other eastern countries. You will find a "red light" district in Istanbul, you will find people drinking liquor in bars. Pre-marital sex, etc.... Lots of contradictions and contrasts. I am quite biased about Turkey, since my wife is from there.. and highly recommend that if you are looking for someplace exciting and exotic to go for summer vacation, check into tours or make your own adventure. While the dollar goes far there (food is very cheap, shopping is amazing), they do charge you $100 just to enter the country.... My wife says that Ismir is most famous for its beautiful women... so many come from the vast countryside to this large city to find work, and even more go to Istanbul. Fight the Entrance tax!
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yes, and she also refuses to believe that the turkish government committed genocide against the armenian people... i have read some history books, ones that weren't written by turkish government. The kurds are trying to establish a breakaway separation of turkey, by wanting to claim a land for their own. All countries that have mixed cultures face this issue, so not being a citizen there, leaves me no room to judge... especially when you look at American history. I realize that I do not have a full enough background of kurdish history or of PKK...so i don't have much to offer as far as a debate, but i am open to learning more, so if you do have links to info about the issues, i certainly would appreciate reading them. Fight the Ignorance!
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Reflect on this thought when you are having your Thanksgiving dinner. Fight the Reservations!
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Nobody gives a fuck about that so called genocide, you betrayed your country, tried to take advantage of the weak points... Setting up terrorist organizations an attacking civillians is not something Turks would tolerate. If you want to discuss this open new thread fucknut. No need to change the subject. |
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Well what a surprise that she happened to deny the Genocide, she is brainwashed like all the Turks, at least the uneducated ones. Armenian Genocide is a fact and a dozen countries around the world and hundreds of historians, organizations accepted it. Thre are numerous of documents from the Ottoman government stating orders for massacring Armenians. There are also thousands of witness reports. Quote:
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We betrayed our country??? Man read some history books, cause you speak as if you didn't finish the 2nd grade. Nobody betrayed your country, which had to protect us from harm, since we were citizens of the Ottoman Empire. Am I right? As I said before, I do not approve ASALA's actions and they do not represent me nor any Armenian, we are peacfull people. Nobody needs Turkey anymore, the U.S. got control of the Iraq and just watch the news cause in about a year or so the genocide would be accepted here. |
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Here are some pics of Turkish soldiers cutting the heads of Kurds |
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