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this entire thread is "Turkish wet dreams of annexing Iranian land"
perhaps turks have never heard of the term "if you live in a glass house don't throw stones"
azeri's in Iran are extremely loyal Iranians. The same simply cannot be said of Kurdish people living in turkey.
if you start disrespecting Iranian sovereignty it would be like throwing stones at a concrete house while living in a glass house yourself.
not only would you fail miserably. but Iran will make sure to turn your Kurdish areas into not only "no go zones" for turks. but turks would be afraid to even look east at the general direction of kurds…… be very careful..
Iran respects Turkish sovereignty. I highly suggest you do the same.
last time ottoman troops were in "southern Azerbaijan" (Tabriz)
New Recruit
You can’t bark for independent Turkish state in Iran while you have the Kurds and Armenians if I was in your shoes I wouldn’t bark and start a fire in my neighbors houses because it will burn my house too
that why I am fighting these Persian lies in the AZ thread and in their section...I'm telling people, that Iran is pushing the assimilation of Turks in Iran, that they are backing Armenians against Turks because they fear Turks in their own country... I think - a lot of users in this forum don't know much about these issues
why you always come here for your propaganda - you are not from our blood false flagger - "US/UK" talking about being "Irani" in Irani section, now you became Azeri... man what is wrong with you trolls.. yesterday we had a lot of trouble because of you guys infiltrating this section like typical Irani snakes... now get off - stop talking shit! NO AZERI EVER WILL CONSIDER HIMSELF AS AN IRANI TOY! Mark my words... all you do is trying to assimilate Turks with Irani women for 100 yrs now ... but you cant mute us...Back in the day we had a user named @ir_tab or something like that from Tabriz who was a Tractor fan and knew all different Turkish dialects. Some Turkish members banked on him a lot but he adhered to Iran completely.
It was to the point that @-SINAN- called him a dog (not a wolf).
@BordoEnes @cabatli_53
You should remember well the conversations with @irtab and how patriotic he was.
Many of the current users are Azerbaijani or partly Azeri (including me) and we have no wolfish thoughts.
Finally as I have mentioned before:
We are not enemies despite these trolling. Your enemy is somewhere else.
Adios.
yes... that will happen my friend... be sure - the day will come, and the mullah regime knows that very well...The US and Israel have a war on Iran coming just as the ones for Iraq. This is a prime opportunity for Azeris to seek independence, just as the Kurds of Norther Iraq did. But wait for the US to bomb Iran to the stone age first.
yes... that will happen my friend... be sure - the day will come, and the mullah regime knows that very well...
I think it will be as always - turkey will oversleep the right moment, like during the collapse of the USSR - Iraq war (we could have taken the north) and Cyprus (occupy the whole island)Lets prepare for that day then, because all too often, countries like Turkey and Pakistan do not think long term enough to effectively take advantage of geopolitics.
I think it will be as always - turkey will oversleep the right moment, like during the collapse of the USSR - Iraq war (we could have taken the north) and Cyprus (occupy the whole island)
and 20 years later, we will cry again and search for guilty people... as we have for 100 years
I know it may not be proper to quote a comment made 1 year ago, but I think he got the point.These were the times long before the spread of modern nationalism. After the weakening of religious bonds and rise of nationalism, Anatolian Turks and Azerbaijani Turks became extremely close like a 'one nation'. Iranian Turks also began to getting closer to both Turkey and Azerbaijan especially after the collapse of the soviet union and the emergence of the sovereign Republic of Azerbaijan. Turkey's soft powers such as its TV programs, printed publications, websites, etc. have accelerated the process in the last twenty years. Now, Iranian Turks see themselves as a part of Turkey-Azerbaijan and neither you nor I cannot change this fact. Turkey does not need to do anything, this is just what it is. This is also true for half of the Kurdish population in Turkey. They see Kurds in other countries more closer to them than Turks. But, we are luckier than you guys because their fellow Kurds are not strong. Actually, Kurds in Turkey are both demographically and economically better than them. So other half of Kurds see independence as a really hard thing to accomplish and do not fight for it. If Turkey continues to develop it can also suppress the pro-independence Kurds, at least most of them. However, this is not true for Iran. Turkey and Azerbaijan together are stronger than Iran economically, demographically, and militarily. Thus, it is really hard for Iran to suppress independence ideas among Iranian Turks. Again, Turkey or Azerbaijan states do not need to do anything for this and they are currently not doing it. I hope we can solve this in a peaceful way between Persians and Turks. We manage to keep the peace between us for a long time and we both benefit from this. Maybe Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Iran get further closer to each other in the future like for example France and Germany(no visa requirements, common market, etc.) so independence ideas become meaningless.