The Only Good Greek is a Dead Greek ... by Deed of Turks!.
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| bill cobbett |
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| Is it just me or does this poem get more hideous and deplorable with a second reading ? |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 9:45 am |
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| Cem |
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Indeed, this above "poem" is simply rude and despicable...
Moreover, the original turkish version doesn't sound well..
I would prefer this one:
"Kalo Turkos Mono Nekros".. 
Isn't that sweetier ?.. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:06 am |
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| zan |
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| bill cobbett wrote: |
| TCTRNC wrote: |
The GCs were not forced at gunpoint to leave their homes, they chose to leave. Why do GCs so conveniently forget how TCs were continually forced from their homes pre 1974, constantly attacked and murdered by GCs?
Many of the dead GCs were murdered by Greeks/GCs pro Enosis and during battle with the Turks. It was not a barbaric invasion it was a very necessary intervention and they did the right thing to partition the island, if they hadn't more GCs and TCs would have died. But you are so blinded by your hatred of TCs/Turks that you fail to see this. Is it any wonder there has been no solution to Cyprus after all these years? And there won't be the type of solution GCs want-it won't happen. |
Intervention = 0 dead
6000 dead = Brutal, barbaric, ethnic cleansing Invasion |
Many killed by their own Greeks....OOOPS! 
The stereo type Greek propaganda lies which shows you the intent of GR/ Billy boy Bobbit.....
Mr Bobbit became famous because his girlfriend cut off his dick and threw it away because of his infidelity. With this person they threw away the good part and only this dick remains...  |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:11 am |
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| Piratis |
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In the context of this subject, a good Greek, a good Turk, a good British etc, is the one who respects the human rights of others and accepts universal principles such as democracy, and equality among all citizens regardless of their race, ethnicity or anything else.
There is no double that there are many bad Greeks and bad Turks, and many good ones. Unfortunately in the case of Turkey the bad ones are the ones who rule the country and brainwash their people with their hate propaganda and illegal claims against other countries and nations. Greece had this problem too during the junta rule, but it only lasted for some years. Greek Cypriots had Grivas, who although was not elected and did no represent the majority he still had some influence. In the case of Turkey though, these kind of bad Turks rule it for decades, and I don't see this changing any time soon. |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:15 am |
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| Piratis wrote: |
In the context of this subject, a good Greek, a good Turk, a good British etc, is the one who respects the human rights of others and accepts universal principles such as democracy, and equality among all citizens regardless of their race, ethnicity or anything else.
There is no double that there are many bad Greeks and bad Turks, and many good ones. Unfortunately in the case of Turkey the bad ones are the ones who rule the country and brainwash their people with their hate propaganda and illegal claims against other countries and nations. Greece had this problem too during the junta rule, but it only lasted for some years. Greek Cypriots had Grivas, who although was not elected and did no represent the majority he still had some influence. In the case of Turkey though, these kind of bad Turks rule it for decades, and I don't see this changing any time soon. |
Who did you vote for in the last election Piratis? |
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| Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:17 am |
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| halil |
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what was the population of Kyreania (Girne) at 74 ?
what was the population of Karavas (Alsancak) at 74 ?
what was the population of Lapitos (Lapta) at 74 ?
what was the population of Vasileia (Karşıyaka) at 74 ? |
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