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Turkey MUST payback all the scams they did during Ottoman empire and what they are doing today.

Turkey HAS TO GO DOWN.

Drunktards and those that twisted the message of RUMI into dancing queens will dearly payback.

RUMI himself will make sure Turkey goes down.

Mark MY WORDS.
 
Dude, when did Turks start liking Arabs???? Are you talking about a handful Eastern towns of Turkey, and Erdogan's love of Arabs? By the way, those towns are majority Arabs, not Turks.

If it was eye for an eye. We wouldn't let Syrian refugee in Turkey. Turks see Syrians as part of their own. We have problems with dictators like Assad. His time will come and also people who support him. We got the grace of the Syrian people. At the end everything will end up like how we and the Syrian people want.

You are an idiot of the highest calibre.

Syrians are doing things right. Turkey ruined Syria . So now Syrians are taking revenge.
 
Turkey has gone America....no exit strategy :-)

They've jumped into a conflict...but to what end?
 
Turkey MUST payback all the scams they did during Ottoman empire and what they are doing today.

Turkey HAS TO GO DOWN.

Drunktards and those that twisted the message of RUMI into dancing queens will dearly payback.

RUMI himself will make sure Turkey goes down.

Mark MY WORDS.

Why Turkey pays for what Ottomans did? Turks revolted against Ottomans. if you dont know history, LEARN.

Rumi, you mean Mevlana Jalaladdin Rumi. Damn... Now he is our enemy, as well?? Huh?
 
They were welcomed by most Turks; however, They start to take over business and jobs of Turkish citizens. For example, There is a small syrian buffet near to my location, that sells syrian foods. That small buffet has a sign that has been written in Arabic; which , considered all poeple are Turks, no one can understand, there is no any tax obligation for them; so ..

WHO gives them the right to act like this? Why is there no any obligation and rules for them? Are they regarded superior than regular Turks in our own country? If so, then people have the right to react like this.
 
Dude, when did Turks start liking Arabs???? Are you talking about a handful Eastern towns of Turkey, and Erdogan's love of Arabs? By the way, those towns are majority Arabs, not Turks.

There is not a single town which is majority Arab. If I understand your post correctly.
 
Why Turkey pays for what Ottomans did? Turks revolted against Ottomans. if you dont know history, LEARN.

Rumi, you mean Mevlana Jalaladdin Rumi. Damn... Now he is our enemy, as well?? Huh?

Babe forget about Ottomons.

Come to present day Turkey.

See how the defence contractors and Erodgan scamming your people. Get technology from dad - Package it and make money from it. That is fine. Problem is living in lala land and scamming your own people of R&D.

Maulana Rumi never told people to dance and get drunk in that lust.

Rumi was innovative and philosophical.

I personally think Turkey could do a lot better if their scammers were kept at bay. Which unfortunately was not the case.
 
Babe forget about Ottomons.

Come to present day Turkey.

See how the defence contractors and Erodgan scamming your people. Get technology from dad - Package it and make money from it. That is fine. Problem is living in lala land and scamming your own people of R&D.

Maulana Rumi never told people to dance and get drunk in that lust.

Rumi was innovative and philosophical.

I personally think Turkey could do a lot better if their scammers were kept at bay. Which unfortunately was not the case.

Rumi was homosexual. His partner was Shemsi Tabrizi. Well, I am straight. Proud of it. Get off.
 
Instead of acting like the ungrateful lot some of them are, they should learn to respect the country that has saved their skin. They could have been dead now. Syria wasnt shy to help ruin Turkey through help to pkk in the 90s, so Turkey has the right to ruin Syria. Eye for an eye.

I wasn't aware of this,do tell more
 
I wasn't aware of this,do tell more

During Assad's presidency, Syria's relations with Turkey were tense. The problem of Hatay had existed since its annexation by Turkey in 1939. A more important issue between the countries was water supply and Syria's support to the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and the Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA). Turkey was a member of NATO, while Syria was allied to the Soviet Union; the Cold War was a guarantor to the status quo. After the Cold War ended, the issue of Hatay came to prominence.[76]
Assad offered help to the PKK enabled it to receive training in the Beka'a' Valley in Lebanon. Abdullah Öcalan, one of the founders of the PKK, openly used his villa in Damascus as a base for operations. Turkey threatened to cut off all water supplies to Syria.[77] However, when the Turkish Prime Minister or President sent a formal letter to the Syrian leadership requesting it to stop supporting the PKK, Assad ignored them. At that time, Turkey could not attack Syria due to its low military capacity near the Syrian border, and advised the European NATO members to avoid becoming involved in Middle East conflicts in order to avoid escalating the West's conflict with the Warsaw Pact states, since Syria had good relations with the Soviet Union. However, after the end of the Cold War, Turkish military concentration on the Syrian border increased.[78] In mid-1998, Turkey threatened Syria with military action because of Syrian aid to Öcalan,[79] and in October it gave Syria an ultimatum.[78] Assad was aware of the possible consequences of Syria's continuing support to the PKK. Turkey was militarily powerful while Syria had lost the support of the Soviet Union. The Russian Federation was not willing to help; neither was it capable of taking strong measures against Turkey.[78] Facing a real threat of military confrontation with Turkey, Syria signed the Adana Memorandum in October 1998, which designated the PKK as a terrorist organization and required Syria to evict it from its territory.[80] After the PKK was dissolved in Syria, Turkish-Syrian political relations improved considerably, but issues such as water supplies from the Euphrates and Tigris rivers and Hatay remained unsolved.[78]

Presidency of Hafez al-Assad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
ear the Syrian border, and advised the European NATO members to avoid becoming involved in Middle East conflicts in order to avoid escalating the West's conflict with the Warsaw Pact states, since Syria had good relations with the Soviet Union. However, after the end of the Cold War, Turkish military concentration on the Syrian border increased.[78] In mid-1998, Turkey threatened Syria with military action because of Syrian aid to Öcalan,[79] and in October it gave Syria an ultimatum.[78] Assad was aware of the possible consequences of Syria's continuing support to the PKK. Turkey was militarily powerful while Syria had lost the support of the Soviet Union. The Russian Federation was not willing to help; neither was it capable of taking strong measures against Turkey.[78] Facing a real threat of military confrontation with Turkey, Syria signed the Adana Memorandum in October 1998, which designated the PKK as a terrorist organization and required Syria to evict it from its territory.[80] After the PKK was dissolved in Syria, Turkish-Syrian political relations improved considerably, but issues such as water supplies from the Euphrates and Tigris rivers and Hat

looks like you have moral ground to support FSA,but just ensure in the process you don't f**k up the entire ME
 
Dude, when did Turks start liking Arabs???? Are you talking about a handful Eastern towns of Turkey, and Erdogan's love of Arabs? By the way, those towns are majority Arabs, not Turks.



You are an idiot of the highest calibre.
When an idiot calls me an idiot. I take it as a compliment. Anyway, I already know where your butt hurt comes from :lol:
 
looks like you have moral ground to support FSA,but just ensure in the process you don't f**k up the entire ME
IMO, that was old issue...after Erdogan came in to power in year 2002, Erdogan and Assad was best buddies....

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And all was good for a time... then Arab spring hit Syria, Assad decided to kill it's own citizens. Erdogan began to use strict tone when adressing Asad, relation between Syria and Turkey strained.

Turning point was June 2012..when Syria downed one of our jets for briefly (15 seconds, not even on the mainland, over the sea) trespassing Syrian air space. June 2012 interception of Turkish aircraft - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Whole country was very furious..one day later Erdogan gave a harsh speech. In his speech, Erdogan said "We will retaliate but we will choose the place, time and method"

2 Years later, Syria lies in ruins....
 
Open your eyes, and see whom I called an idiot (go back to that particular post of mine). You really need to check with a doctor...... as, in addition to being dyslexic, you also have a problem with your eye-sight.........

Btw, tell me something, who are you really???? Some wannabe Arab or something????


@Kaan, dude, is this guy for real? I seriously doubt that he's even a Turk? Under normal circumstances, I'm not so understanding........ however, as it's Pakistan's independence day tomorrow, I'm in a good mood........ so, I'll reserve by bashing of him for later! :D

When an idiot calls me an idiot. I take it as a compliment. Anyway, I already know where your butt hurt comes from :lol:
 

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