Liberté, égalité, fraternité ...
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| alexISS wrote: |
| Sarkozy apparently was in a very good mood during the press conference with Christofias: He was the tall one |
Very good Alexis, and in such ..rare cases- he feels like a Makedonian.this is the reason he (publicly) speaking in favor of Greeks- After doors be closed and tel call from WDC he is realizing that politics can not be attended like a woman.... |
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| Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 9:43 pm |
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| apc2010 wrote: |
| An exercise with a french army.............whats that how to wave a white flag quickly. |
Yep, they great experience of that and blowing up greenpeace ships. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 1:37 am |
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| Malapapa wrote: |
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Continuation of status quo since 1974 and for the next 100 years tells a lot malakapa. |
What does it tell us that the continued non-recognition of the outlaw state, since 1983, doesn't? |
You couldn't get Kuzey Kıbrıs back in 40 years could you?  Where was mama Greece in 1974? Too coward to come for help maybe?  |
When you've lost an argument, . |
lost the argument? The non-Turkish and non-Greek (thus neutral) guy says he has Hungarian relatives and he has not heard about Hungarians disliking Turks. Now who has lost the argument malakapa??? |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 8:13 pm |
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| runaway wrote: |
| Malapapa wrote: |
| runaway wrote: |
| Malapapa wrote: |
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Continuation of status quo since 1974 and for the next 100 years tells a lot malakapa. |
What does it tell us that the continued non-recognition of the outlaw state, since 1983, doesn't? |
You couldn't get Kuzey Kıbrıs back in 40 years could you? Where was mama Greece in 1974? Too coward to come for help maybe? |
When you've lost an argument, . |
lost the argument? The non-Turkish and non-Greek (thus neutral) guy says he has Hungarian relatives and he has not heard about Hungarians disliking Turks. Now who has lost the argument malakapa??? |
Oh, back to the Hungarians-don't-like-Turks argument (as you seemingly can't address the point we'd actually moved on to).
You may like to think Turkey is uppermost in everyone's minds, but the truth is people prefer not to go on about their dislikes to those who wouldn't understand nor care (ie. neutrals).
As a Ram (Derby County supporter) I despise my club's footballing rivals Nottingham Forest. I've never mentioned it to my Cypriot relatives in north London. Why would I? They're all Spurs/Arsenal fans.
But if they were to study the history of East Midlands football they'd appreciate why this animosity exists.
So why not stop living in denial and start studying Hungary's troubled history, at the hands of the Ottomans. Maybe then you'd see why the Magyars have a deep-rooted dislike of the Turks; as do the Armenians, the Kurds, the Greeks, the Cypriots, the Austrians, the Serbians, the Bosnians, the Albanians, the Croatians, the Maltese etc. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:32 pm |
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| Malapapa wrote: |
| runaway wrote: |
| Malapapa wrote: |
| runaway wrote: |
| Malapapa wrote: |
| runaway wrote: |
Continuation of status quo since 1974 and for the next 100 years tells a lot malakapa. |
What does it tell us that the continued non-recognition of the outlaw state, since 1983, doesn't? |
You couldn't get Kuzey Kıbrıs back in 40 years could you? Where was mama Greece in 1974? Too coward to come for help maybe? |
When you've lost an argument, . |
lost the argument? The non-Turkish and non-Greek (thus neutral) guy says he has Hungarian relatives and he has not heard about Hungarians disliking Turks. Now who has lost the argument malakapa??? |
Oh, back to the Hungarians-don't-like-Turks argument (as you seemingly can't address the point we'd actually moved on to).
You may like to think Turkey is uppermost in everyone's minds, but the truth is people prefer not to go on about their dislikes to those who wouldn't understand nor care (ie. neutrals).
As a Ram (Derby County supporter) I despise my club's footballing rivals Nottingham Forest. I've never mentioned it to my Cypriot relatives in north London. Why would I? They're all Spurs/Arsenal fans.
But if they were to study the history of East Midlands football they'd appreciate why this animosity exists.
So why not stop living in denial and start studying Hungary's troubled history, at the hands of the Ottomans. Maybe then you'd see why the Magyars have a deep-rooted dislike of the Turks; as do the Armenians, the Kurds, the Greeks, the Cypriots, the Austrians, the Serbians, the Bosnians, the Albanians, the Croatians, the Maltese etc. |
Bosniaks and Albanians as well? Now you've started telling malakias. As for the Kurds, they dislike gavur south cypriots.
Now suck this malakapa:
On the basis of the existing sparse name records, a number of scholars suggest that the Huns spoke a Turkic language of the Oghur branch, which also includes Bulgar, Avar, Khazar and Chuvash languages.[27] English scholar Peter Heather called the Huns "the first group of Turkic, as opposed to Iranian, nomads to have intruded into Europe".[28] Other schools of thought came to the conclusion that "To judge by the tribal names, a great part of the Huns must have spoken a Turkish language." |
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 God, you're so dislikeable, runamok.
This would only be relevant if Huns and Hungarians were one and the same but we've already established they're not...
http://history-world.org/huns.htm
Huns, nomadic Asian people, probably of Turkish, Tataric, or Ugrian origins, who spread from the Caspian steppes (the areas north of the Caspian Sea) to make repeated incursions into the Roman Empire during the 4th and 5th centuries AD ... In spite of the similarity in name, they are not connected with the modern Eastern European population of Hungary.
Now stop deluding yourself that you're likeable and study the history. Then maybe you'll appreciate why the Magyars (not the Huns) may not have too much of a soft spot for you...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman%E2%80%93Hungarian_Wars
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Hungary |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:13 pm |
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| Malapapa wrote: |
God, you're so dislikeable, runamok.
This would only be relevant if Huns and Hungarians were one and the same but we've already established they're not...
http://history-world.org/huns.htm
Huns, nomadic Asian people, probably of Turkish, Tataric, or Ugrian origins, who spread from the Caspian steppes (the areas north of the Caspian Sea) to make repeated incursions into the Roman Empire during the 4th and 5th centuries AD ... In spite of the similarity in name, they are not connected with the modern Eastern European population of Hungary.
Now stop deluding yourself that you're likeable and study the history. Then maybe you'll appreciate why the Magyars (not the Huns) may not have too much of a soft spot for you...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman%E2%80%93Hungarian_Wars
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Hungary |
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Huns are not the ancestors of Hungarians?  Do the Hungarians know that? You did not comment on how much Kurds dislike gavur south cypriots.  |
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| runaway wrote: |
Huns are not the ancestors of Hungarians? Do the Hungarians know that? |
Err, sure they do. It appears only Turks are confused about it.
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You did not comment on how much Kurds dislike gavur south cypriots. |
I've no idea what Kurdish feelings are towards Cypriots; but given that Cypriots aren't denying Kurds a state of their own in their ancestral homelands I can't imagine they run that high. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:34 pm |
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| Malapapa wrote: |
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Huns are not the ancestors of Hungarians? Do the Hungarians know that? |
Err, sure they do. It appears only Turks are confused about it.
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You did not comment on how much Kurds dislike gavur south cypriots. |
I've no idea what Kurdish feelings are towards Cypriots; but given that Cypriots aren't denying Kurds a state of their own in their ancestral homelands I can't imagine they run that high. |
now suck this malakapa:
Prof. Dr. Alfréd Tóth : Therefore, since on the one side the Etruscans are genetically Turks and on the other side they are linguistically Hungarians, this can be only due to the common Sumerian origin of both the Turks and the Hungarians – as shown in chapter 15 of my “Hungarian Etymological Dictionary”.
Almost all south cypriots on this forum claim East Anatolia used to be armenian. Which ancestral homeland are you talking about, İstanbul,İzmir and Antalya? Kurds dislike you gavur. |
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| Posted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 10:36 pm |
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| We should send a task force to Cyprus, maybe the CHARLES de GAULLE could have stayed to protect her. |
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