Thank You Turkey

[DESERT FIGHTER]

except you forgot one thing, Syria was heaven on earth, and Syrians lived in peace and happiness, no refugees until F$A terrorists came.. you can't ignore simple facts, all you have to do is compare Syria before and after F$A terrorism...

I saw alot of combat footage... Syria has been fucked.. excuse my balochi...

Pretty much sums it up!



My Pashtun side....

Is that the back side...

 

[usernameless]

But why? I mean don't they know that in the end they come from the same family?

What's their understanding of the race Türk?

plus, lets not forget that they had to endure the damn communist period. that influence their religion and identity too. Russian language must be erased from official positions and primary education at a steady tempo. im sure if the commies didnt screw up, the knowledge and sympathy they would have towards other Turkics would have been way more.

 

[Syrian Lion]

I saw alot of combat footage... Syria has been fucked.. excuse my balochi...

yes Syria might be destroyed, Damascus used to rank 4th in safest city in the world, now its 4th from the bottom.. thanks for F$A terrorism... but a house can be rebuilt... but all those suffering and killings are scars for us Syrians we will never forget who supported the F$A terrorists that caused Syria to turn into hell...

 

[Hyperion]

Good one............

I saw alot of combat footage... Syria has been fucked.. excuse my balochi...



Is that the back side...

 

[usernameless]

@Ahiska @olcayto
we can continue this in the usual place instead of derailing this already derailed topic.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Good one............

My please Emperor...

 

[olcayto]

we can't blame them too much either, though. i mean, once they have wealth, then they can 'share' it with us. but for now, they must first develop themselves and also try to solve the issues between them, this is not the damn medieval period anymore where Turkic Ottoman was fighting Turkic Safavid which was also fighting Turkic Moghuls. this must end asap and come back to reality instead of wasting time and resources on each other, only to become inluenced by Russians (and Chinese in some degree) again.

Mate I'm not after their wealth. However I find their understanding of Turkishness very weird.
Governments of the respective countries aside, if we would hold a survey amongst the population of Azerbaijan and Turkey about what actions to take when one of them gets attacked. The overwhelming majority would vote to military support each other.

While the Türki countries of central Asia jumped to each others throat the moment they got independent and started killing each other.

 

[LegionnairE]

Whatever..

Relax, just because I don't like you doesn't mean I don't value your opinions. You did good opening this thread.

I wish you didn't take these things so seriously
I wish jordanian M60 Phoenix upgrade didn't suck so bad

 

[Nomad16]

no surprising to see this turkey just acting like turks not talking/bluffing just acting . nice job turks

 

[xenon54 out]

Guys would you please stop the offtopic and racial discussions, @BLACKEAGLE just wanted to say thanks for our humanitarian job.
Everyone with butthurt should go to ME section, we dont like trolls in ours.

 

[MooshMoosh]

Syrians won't forget what the Turks did to them. That was generous.

What can Turkey do is build jobs for them on towns and shelters to expand more space for better living because there are homeless Syrians in street. This is painful.

 

[Targon]

The only reason why some Ahiska are "accepted" to Turkey is because of their Russian language skills in Antalya and thats it

I saw an Ahiska lady at Antalya, she was working at my great uncle's shop t a touristic area, I don't know where she was coming but she was definietly out of Turkey

 

[Ahiska]

I saw an Ahiska lady at Antalya, she was working at my great uncle's shop t a touristic area, I don't know where she was coming but she was definietly out of Turkey

Thats nice and there are some Ahiska living in Turkey (Ardahan/Rize/Kars) but most live in the former USSR and some in America

 

[TuAFFalcon]

Does anybody know how long they will be there?
How did they get out of the camps to go into the cities?
Can anybody leave?

Are they going to become Turkish citizens?

 

[[TR]AHMET]

I saw an Ahiska lady at Antalya, she was working at my great uncle's shop t a touristic area, I don't know where she was coming but she was definietly out of Turkey

a law had published for Ahiska Turks in the past so they came back from Uzbekistan and get Turkish identities. Btw many of them stay in Honaz district of Denizli.

As i know they are really good people and they have been adapt in regions within Turkey.

Depard of this i know some Ahiska Turks from Muş city, they were living there since years they are old ones