Egypt to Turkey: We will fight attempts seeking to undermine our sovereignty

[saif123]

Both are brotherly countries and therefore be kept away from any conflict. The coward Sisi is just a puppet of USA & Zionists so we can't expect any good from him. He like other Arab world dictators can show his bravery by killing his own people. Such dictators have sold themselves to enemies of Islam and act on their directions.

 

[damm1t]

My room's wall has higher IQ than those specific arab members...

 

[TheCamelGuy]

Turkey is not combat proven and the result can be seen in Operation Euphrates shield which resulted in many tank losses as well as failures. Now the operation in Afrin, which is a tiny enclave of small towns shows more weaknesses with heavy reliance on air power. The low-level insurgency of the PKK does not build a combat tested army, it's a low-level insurgency of decades similarly to how that insurgency in Iraq from 2003 till 2014 built no effective force.

It's not about the 'Mighty Turkish Republic' as nationalists here claim, it's about your military units which are not combat tested and still rely on old strategies lining up many tanks to take an area. Iraqi forces, yes those Iraqi Arabs who run away from the enemy they would conduct the operation in Afrin better than TAF currently due to more experience in such ops which they paid for heavily in blood.

So these small enemies are problematic yet here some want to bomb Egypt, occupy entire northern Iraq and declare buffer zones left and right.

Fucking nationalists

 

[Attila the Hun]

Turkey is not combat proven and the result can be seen in Operation Euphrates shield which resulted in many tank losses as well as failures. Now the operation in Afrin, which is a tiny enclave of small towns shows more weaknesses with heavy reliance on air power. The low-level insurgency of the PKK does not build a combat tested army, it's a low-level insurgency of decades similarly to how that insurgency in Iraq from 2003 till 2014 built no effective force.

It's not about the 'Mighty Turkish Republic' as nationalists here claim, it's about your military units which are not combat tested and still rely on old strategies lining up many tanks to take an area. Iraqi forces, yes those Iraqi Arabs who run away from the enemy they would conduct the operation in Afrin better than TAF currently due to more experience in such ops which they paid for heavily in blood.

So these small enemies are problematic yet here some want to bomb Egypt, occupy entire northern Iraq and declare buffer zones left and right.

Fucking nationalists

Iraq Stronk

 

[TheCamelGuy]

Iraq Stronk

Iraqi army is weak, TAF even weaker when it comes to infantry.

 

[Attila the Hun]

Iraqi army is weak, TAF even weaker when it comes to infantry.

We can never be as battle hardened as the Chechens that joined Isis

 

[MMM-E]

Turkey is not combat proven and the result can be seen in Operation Euphrates shield which resulted in many tank losses as well as failures. Now the operation in Afrin, which is a tiny enclave of small towns shows more weaknesses with heavy reliance on air power. The low-level insurgency of the PKK does not build a combat tested army

Turkish Army uses only 1% of its own power in Syria ( 6500 soldiers ) and Turkish Airforce is not bombing cities day and night

Turkish Army lost 72 soldiers in Operation Euphrates Shield ( most of them were killed by air strikes and artillery attacks from Syria-Iran-Russia ) and Turkish Armed Forces killed over 3000 ISIS Terrorists

and Turkish Army lost 15 soldiers in Operation Olive Branch but Turkish Armed Forces killed 1030 Pkk-Ypg terrorists in Afrin

and Turkish Army lost 7 Tanks in Operation Euphrates Shield and 2 Tanks in Operation Olive Branch

Pkk-Ypg and Isis terrorists have TOW,MILAN,KORNET,KONKURS,FAGOT and AT4 Anti Tank Missiles ......idiot
Pkk-Ypg terrorists have MANPADS ... idiot



even Russians lost over 14.000 soldiers , 147 Tanks and over 300 Helicopters in Afghanistan

even Allied Povers lost over 3400 troops inludind 2200 American troops )

even allied powers lost over 4800 soldiers including 4400 American soldiers in Iraq between 2003 and 2011

Turkish Army lost around 7000 soldiers to fight against Pkk terrorists since 1985



on the other hand The US , Iraq and Iran backed groups killed more than 40.000 civilians in Mosul and American and Iraqi Airforce Forces bombed Mosul day and night

over 110.000 soldiers fought against 7.000-12.000 ISIS militants in Mosul
and allied powers ( Iraqi Army and Iraqi Kurdistan Army + Iran paramilitary troops ) lost over 12.000 soldiers and over 14.000 troops were wounded



https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/afrin-vs-e-ghouta.543188/

 

[Oublious]

My room's wall has higher IQ than those specific arab members...

How many of the 500 million are you talking about? Can you show us wher they come from?

 

[Saif al-Arab]

Turkey is not combat proven and the result can be seen in Operation Euphrates shield which resulted in many tank losses as well as failures. Now the operation in Afrin, which is a tiny enclave of small towns shows more weaknesses with heavy reliance on air power. The low-level insurgency of the PKK does not build a combat tested army, it's a low-level insurgency of decades similarly to how that insurgency in Iraq from 2003 till 2014 built no effective force.

It's not about the 'Mighty Turkish Republic' as nationalists here claim, it's about your military units which are not combat tested and still rely on old strategies lining up many tanks to take an area. Iraqi forces, yes those Iraqi Arabs who run away from the enemy they would conduct the operation in Afrin better than TAF currently due to more experience in such ops which they paid for heavily in blood.

So these small enemies are problematic yet here some want to bomb Egypt, occupy entire northern Iraq and declare buffer zones left and right.

Fucking nationalists

I referred to this disease among certain groups of people within certain ethnic groups in the region. Yet to see this disease in Arabs other than a very small minority namely due to Arabs not claiming foreign land even if inhabited by Arabs by large. Or land being one of the last things that we need in this world.

Ironically those people often make a big deal of unity in the region but a slight comment and they are ready to bomb capital cities etc.

There is a difference between nationalism and patriotism and stupidity. A few Turkish users in this thread (Berkant, Fenasi Kerim and that damm1t) seem to have missed this "little" detail.

Funnily enough such people remind me of the stateless Kurds (the irony) when it comes to territorial claims in Iraq and Syria.

How many of the 500 million are you talking about? Can you show us wher they come from?

Turkey. After all there are some 2-2.5 million Turkish Arabs (your current First Lady), not including the Syrian refugees. Maybe is it you? You could be Arab. You never know given the Turkish surname law.

The Surname Law (Turkish: Soyadı Kanunu) of the Republic of Turkey was adopted on June 21, 1934.[1] The law requires all citizens of Turkey to adopt the use of hereditary, fixed, surnames. Much of the population, particularly in the cities as well as Turkey's Christian and Jewish citizens, already had surnames, and all families had names by which they were known locally. The Surname Law of 1934 enforced not only the use of official surnames but also stipulated that citizens choose Turkish names. Until it was repealed in 2013 in Turkey the eldest male was the head of household and the law appointed him to choose the surname. However in his absence, death or mental incapacitation the wife would do so.[2]

This law was modeled after a 1926 Fascist Italianization law 'restoring' German, Slovene and Croat surnames to their 'original Italian form'.[3][4] (something in common with that wannabe Italian Guatemalan troll on PDF)

As a result, many Greeks, Bulgarians, Albanians, Bosniaks, Jews, Arabs, Armenians, Assyrians, Georgians and Kurds were and are still forced to adopt last names of a more Turkish rendition,[6] sometimes directly translating their original surnames, or otherwise just replacing markers such as Pontic Greek “‑ides” (son of) with Turkish “‑oğlu” (Kazantzoglou, Mitroglou, Mouratoglou, etc.).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surname_Law

Don't get angry again.

 

[lastofthepatriots]

We can never be as battle hardened as the Chechens that joined Isis

We killed plenty of them in Pakistan.

 

[Oublious]

I referred to this disease among certain groups of people within certain ethnic groups in the region. Yet to see this disease in Arabs other than a very small minority namely due to Arabs not claiming foreign land even if inhabited by Arabs by large. Or land being one of the last things that we need in this world.

Ironically those people often make a big deal of unity in the region but a slight comment and they are ready to bomb capital cities etc.

There is a difference between nationalism and patriotism and stupidity. A few Turkish users in this thread (Berkant, Fenasi Kerim and that damm1t) seem to have missed this "little" detail.

Funnily enough such people remind me of the stateless Kurds (the irony) when it comes to territorial claims in Iraq and Syria.



Turkey. After all there are some 2-2.5 million Turkish Arabs (your current First Lady), not including the Syrian refugees. Maybe is it you? You could be Arab. You never know given the Turkish surname law.

The Surname Law (Turkish: Soyadı Kanunu) of the Republic of Turkey was adopted on June 21, 1934.[1] The law requires all citizens of Turkey to adopt the use of hereditary, fixed, surnames. Much of the population, particularly in the cities as well as Turkey's Christian and Jewish citizens, already had surnames, and all families had names by which they were known locally. The Surname Law of 1934 enforced not only the use of official surnames but also stipulated that citizens choose Turkish names. Until it was repealed in 2013 in Turkey the eldest male was the head of household and the law appointed him to choose the surname. However in his absence, death or mental incapacitation the wife would do so.[2]

This law was modeled after a 1926 Fascist Italianization law 'restoring' German, Slovene and Croat surnames to their 'original Italian form'.[3][4] (something in common with that wannabe Italian Guatemalan troll on PDF)

As a result, many Greeks, Bulgarians, Albanians, Bosniaks, Jews, Arabs, Armenians, Assyrians, Georgians and Kurds were and are still forced to adopt last names of a more Turkish rendition,[6] sometimes directly translating their original surnames, or otherwise just replacing markers such as Pontic Greek “‑ides” (son of) with Turkish “‑oğlu” (Kazantzoglou, Mitroglou, Mouratoglou, etc.).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surname_Law

Don't get angry again.

Ther is no person like you who have doubts about his origine, i am Turkish don't need dna or website to prove something. You have doubts about your origine, maybe you are from a camel? Maybe your ancestor was part a slave who they bought for a camel? Don't get angry...

 

[damm1t]

I referred to this disease among certain groups of people within certain ethnic groups in the region. Yet to see this disease in Arabs other than a very small minority namely due to Arabs not claiming foreign land even if inhabited by Arabs by large. Or land being one of the last things that we need in this world.

Ironically those people often make a big deal of unity in the region but a slight comment and they are ready to bomb capital cities etc.

There is a difference between nationalism and patriotism and stupidity. A few Turkish users in this thread (Berkant, Fenasi Kerim and that damm1t) seem to have missed this "little" detail.

Funnily enough such people remind me of the stateless Kurds (the irony) when it comes to territorial claims in Iraq and Syria.



Turkey. After all there are some 2-2.5 million Turkish Arabs (your current First Lady), not including the Syrian refugees. Maybe is it you? You could be Arab. You never know given the Turkish surname law.

The Surname Law (Turkish: Soyadı Kanunu) of the Republic of Turkey was adopted on June 21, 1934.[1] The law requires all citizens of Turkey to adopt the use of hereditary, fixed, surnames. Much of the population, particularly in the cities as well as Turkey's Christian and Jewish citizens, already had surnames, and all families had names by which they were known locally. The Surname Law of 1934 enforced not only the use of official surnames but also stipulated that citizens choose Turkish names. Until it was repealed in 2013 in Turkey the eldest male was the head of household and the law appointed him to choose the surname. However in his absence, death or mental incapacitation the wife would do so.[2]

This law was modeled after a 1926 Fascist Italianization law 'restoring' German, Slovene and Croat surnames to their 'original Italian form'.[3][4] (something in common with that wannabe Italian Guatemalan troll on PDF)

As a result, many Greeks, Bulgarians, Albanians, Bosniaks, Jews, Arabs, Armenians, Assyrians, Georgians and Kurds were and are still forced to adopt last names of a more Turkish rendition,[6] sometimes directly translating their original surnames, or otherwise just replacing markers such as Pontic Greek “‑ides” (son of) with Turkish “‑oğlu” (Kazantzoglou, Mitroglou, Mouratoglou, etc.).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surname_Law

Don't get angry again.

Please let Wikipedia alone dude, servers are down already.

DNA means nothing, we are Turks to the teeth even if our ancestors from Mars. Your logic is stupid. I have Circassian ancestors but I am Turk

Ther is no person like you who have doubts about his origine, i am Turkish don't need dna or website to prove something. You have doubts about your origine, maybe you are from a camel? Maybe your ancestor was part a slave who they bought for a camel? Don't get angry...

That guy thinks that genes are everyting Btw according to scientists this is how Brits looked like 10k years ago;

 

[Saif al-Arab]

Ther is no person like you who have doubts about his origine, i am Turkish don't need dna or website to prove something. You have doubts about your origine, maybe you are from a camel? Maybe your ancestor was part a slave who they bought for a camel? Don't get angry...

I can trace my lineage directly to Prophet Ibrahim (as). My family has used the same surname for 1300 years. Arabs are probably the people that can trace their ancestry the longest back on average and even in pre-Islamic times Arabs were famous for recording their ancestry and genealogy.

I was deadly serious. Since the introduction of surnames is barely 84 years old, you might be an Arab yourself just like is the case with a minority of Turks. Probably many do not even know about it.

I was not aware of humans being capable of being camels.

Please let Wikipedia alone dude, servers are down already.

DNA means nothing, we are Turks to the teeth even if our ancestors from Mars. Your logic is stupid. I have Circassian ancestors but I am Turk



That guy thinks that genes are everyting Btw according to scientists this is how Brits looked like 10k years ago;

Funny, I posted that article in another thread. No, I do not care about genetics. However genetics do exist. I am not the one claiming to be a descendant of Mongols or Turkic nomads 10.000 km away while DNA shows otherwise and claiming that "my" ancestors conquered others while I myself was conquered by those same people that I claim as my own.

If you are Circassian, we might be distantly related as I have distant Circassian ancestors. There are more Circassians in the Arab world than anywhere else outside of Turkey. In KSA over 100.000 people have Circassian ancestry.

 

[Oublious]

Please let Wikipedia alone dude, servers are down already.

DNA means nothing, we are Turks to the teeth even if our ancestors from Mars. Your logic is stupid. I have Circassian ancestors but I am Turk



That guy thinks that genes are everyting Btw according to scientists this is how Brits looked like 10k years ago;

cradle of civilization, i could not imagine how that sharifs ancestors look like. one of the 500 million...

I can trace my lineage directly to Prophet Ibrahim (as). My family has used the same surname for 1300 years. Arabs are probably the people that can trace their ancestry the longest back on average and even in pre-Islamic times Arabs were famous for recording their ancestry and genealogy.

I was deadly serious. Since the introduction of surnames is barely 84 years old, you might be an Arab yourself just like is the case with a minority of Turks. Probably many do not even know about it.

I was not aware of humans being capable of being camels.

Yeah yeah what makes you sleep better dude...

 

[Saif al-Arab]

cradle of civilization, i could not imagine how that sharifs ancestors look like. one of the 500 million...

You can google them.

BTW you did not answer. Hiding something bro? Did that surname law impact you like it did for millions as described?

A little glimpse. Great, great people.

BTW what is your problem with Arabs? Did some Arab (Moroccan or Iraqi) do something bad to you in the Netherlands? I don't get it. Do you see Arab users here trolling Turkish users out of nowhere? I don't recall such behavior from you a few years ago. Is it due to you losing your cryptocurrency investments?