Turkish Politics & Internal Affairs

[what]

Thank You ABI for all it seems like you have Many Information about this conflict. People like you make me happy.


@others i Would like to say that Iam Not trying to troll. I want just Freedom

I want a strong Turkey without Nationalism .

I want turkey with tolerance and with Great People without conflicts.

Kaan Has a Point there with Islam

-Peace At home Peace At the world

You just need the right kind of nationalism, that kind of nationalism that puts Turks (and by Turks I mean all the citizens and ethnics of Turkey) first. I dont consider myself overly nationalistic in fact I cant stand most MHP voters but a certain degree of nationalism is okay.

 

[-SINAN-]

@tesla

Senin Adam saçlamaya başladı yine....

"Filistin'den roketler atılıyormuş. Bu roketler atılıyor da ne oluyor? Havada vuruyorlarmış roketleri. 1 kişi ölmüyor, nasıl oluyor bu iş? Kardeşlerim hepsi Oyun, hepsi numara. Bunlar samimi değil. Bunlar dürüst değil. Yeni bir haçlı ittifakıyla karşı karşıyayız. Batıya sesleniyorum, bu dürüst bir yaklaşım değil. Bu yaklaşım yarın inanıyorum ki sizleri de boğacaktır."
Başbakan Erdoğan: Yeni bir Haçlı ittifakıyla karşı karşıyayız - Milliyet Haber

Somebody should explain the Iron Dome System to Erdogan.

Summary in English... Erdogan gone nuts again.

 

[qamar1990]

Of course you're muslim before anything. That's because the whole basis for the creation of Pakistan was Islam and you don't have anything else. Unlike your kind, other people actually have other things to be proud of except Islam.
The Persians are Persians before anything else, Turks are Turks ect.

You might think your love for Islam is something purely religiously motivated, no it's not, it's because without Islam you lack an identity. That's why you Pakistanis cling on to Islam so strongly

good for you lol… being a pakistani isn't going to do nothing for me…
just like being a turk or a persian does nothing for you… it doesn't help you in anyway what so ever…
you won't become more successful just because your a turk or persian first…i hope you know that…
we pakistanis have our own identities… but we put them aside to unite as muslims.. we are sindhis, balochis, punjabis and pathans and many many more…. we are a diverse country unlike yours…

 

[rmi5]

why iran dont support muslim brotherhood in egypt and syria

They do support them in Egypt(Mursi), and Gaza(Hamas), but they obviously don't support them in Syria, because Assad dynasty is their own only old and long-lasting friend.

 

[Frogman]

Foot in mouth once again.

Erdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate Tyrant'
Turkish Prime Minister says Egypt cannot be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
By Elad Benari, Canada

First Publish: 7/19/2014, 1:57 AM

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday slammed Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an “illegitimate tyrant” and said Cairo could not be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.

"Is Sisi a party (to a ceasefire)? Sisi is a tyrant himself," Erdogan was quoted by the AFP news agency as having told reporters.

"He is not different from the others," he said, adding that it was Egypt's current rulers who were blocking humanitarian aid channels to Gaza.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri responded and said Erdogan's comments were "unacceptable".

"They have no link with the events in Gaza and do not help in the protection of the people of Gaza," Shoukri said at a news conference in Cairo with his Italian counterpart Federica Mogherini.

Erdogan should rather push all the concerned parties for a ceasefire in Gaza, said Shoukri.

Erdogan, who portrays himself as the global Muslim leader who speaks up for Palestinian Arab rights, said supporting an Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire would mean legitimizing the administration in Egypt.

"Egypt is not a party ... They are trying to legitimize (the Sisi administration) in Egypt. It is not a legitimate administration. It is illegitimate," he said, lashing out at Israeli attempts to exclude Hamas.

"Hamas is a party there," declared Erdogan.

Turkey’s relations with Egypt have been strained over the past year, since the ouster of former Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.

Last year, Erdogan condemned the military intervention that toppled Morsi as an enemy of democracy, following which Egypt’s foreign ministrysummoned Turkey’s ambassador to Cairo in protest against “Ankara’s interference in Egyptian affairs.”

Erdogan has also been critical of Israel over its operation in Gaza, and threatened to end the normalization process with Israel over "state terrorism."

On Thursday, Erdogan accused Israel of attempting a "systematic genocide" of Palestinian Arabs in Gaza.

In response, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz reminded Erdogan of the Armenian Genocide of 1915.

(Arutz Sheva’s North American Desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)

Erdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate' - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva

 

[asena_great]

because your jewish thats why….

look ı just have very few words wıth u a natıons must be based on science not ıslamıc ideology for u people lıke ı can only pıty and say grow up

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

Foot in mouth once again.

Erdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate Tyrant'
Turkish Prime Minister says Egypt cannot be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.
By Elad Benari, Canada

First Publish: 7/19/2014, 1:57 AM

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Friday slammed Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi as an “illegitimate tyrant” and said Cairo could not be relied upon to negotiate a truce with Israel.

"Is Sisi a party (to a ceasefire)? Sisi is a tyrant himself," Erdogan was quoted by the AFP news agency as having told reporters.

"He is not different from the others," he said, adding that it was Egypt's current rulers who were blocking humanitarian aid channels to Gaza.

Egypt's Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukri responded and said Erdogan's comments were "unacceptable".

"They have no link with the events in Gaza and do not help in the protection of the people of Gaza," Shoukri said at a news conference in Cairo with his Italian counterpart Federica Mogherini.

Erdogan should rather push all the concerned parties for a ceasefire in Gaza, said Shoukri.

Erdogan, who portrays himself as the global Muslim leader who speaks up for Palestinian Arab rights, said supporting an Egyptian proposal for a ceasefire would mean legitimizing the administration in Egypt.

"Egypt is not a party ... They are trying to legitimize (the Sisi administration) in Egypt. It is not a legitimate administration. It is illegitimate," he said, lashing out at Israeli attempts to exclude Hamas.

"Hamas is a party there," declared Erdogan.

Turkey’s relations with Egypt have been strained over the past year, since the ouster of former Islamist president Mohammed Morsi.

Last year, Erdogan condemned the military intervention that toppled Morsi as an enemy of democracy, following which Egypt’s foreign ministrysummoned Turkey’s ambassador to Cairo in protest against “Ankara’s interference in Egyptian affairs.”

Erdogan has also been critical of Israel over its operation in Gaza, and threatened to end the normalization process with Israel over "state terrorism."

On Thursday, Erdogan accused Israel of attempting a "systematic genocide" of Palestinian Arabs in Gaza.

In response, Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz reminded Erdogan of the Armenian Genocide of 1915.

(Arutz Sheva’s North American Desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Arutz Sheva articles, however, is Israeli time.)

Erdogan Slams Egypt's Sisi as 'Illegitimate' - Middle East - News - Arutz Sheva

Most Turks with average intelligence do not take him serious anymore; He is just trying to hold his voters by using hatred-based perspective. Just as most middle eastern ''leaders'' do, full of words without any single action.

 

[Worf]

Most Turks with average intelligence do not take him serious anymore; He is just trying to hold his voters by using hatred-based perspective. Just as most middle eastern ''leaders'' do, full of words without any single action.

I agree with everything except the part in bold. Cleary a large proportion of the Turkish population takes him serious....
His hate politics are working as everyone saw during his previous runs for office.

 

[Islamic faith&Secularism]

I agree with everything except the part in bold. Cleary a large proportion of the Turkish population takes him serious....
His hate politics are working as everyone saw during his previous runs for office.

''Most Turks with average intelligence''

I think You overlooked the part in bold. I hope it is clear now.


I admit 50% of the Turks still/recently has middle eastern mentality; however, the rest has the modern World perspective, which still keeps us on the edge of the border of those trouble makers Even though Mr.Zero Davutoğlu stubbornly drags us into that mud pool. That is why they are slapped/ humiliating themselves when some problems erupt like The embassy hostages, or syrian shooting of Turkish jet. After all cheap hatefull words are usefull for the crowd, but in realizing they result in a big humiliation for you.

 

[Worf]

''Most Turks with average intelligence''

I think You overlooked the part in bold. I hope it is clear now.


I admit 50% of the Turks still/recently has middle eastern mentality; however, the rest has the modern World perspective, which still keeps us on the edge of the border of those trouble makers Even though Mr.Zero Davutoğlu stubbornly drags us into that mud pool. That is why they are slapped/ humiliating themselves when some problems erupt like The embassy hostages, or syrian shooting of Turkish jet. After all cheap hatefull words are usefull for the crowd, but in realizing they result in a big humiliation for you.

I think the way and the environment you are raised in is more of a factor than being intelligent or not.

I am sure most AKP voters have their own rationalisations in voting for them, be it religious or other aims.

 

[Ahiska]

he cares about turks as well remeber
before tayyip, turkiye was like uganda as economically also it was perfect combination with military and mafia system

Yeah we Ahiska see much of his love for Turks

You just need the right kind of nationalism, that kind of nationalism that puts Turks (and by Turks I mean all the citizens and ethnics of Turkey) first. I dont consider myself overly nationalistic in fact I cant stand most MHP voters but a certain degree of nationalism is okay.

Everyone has some kind of nationalism but when Turks do it its evil/anti-islamic or something like that......

 

[Hakan]

Everyone has some kind of nationalism but when Turks do it its evil/anti-islamic or something like that......

says who?

 

[Ahiska]

says who?

Europeans/Kurds/Arabs have seen all of them claiming/saying things like that (Not every Arab/European or whatever thinks like that)

 

[what]

says who?

Islamists for example, a friend of mine thinks that nationalism is harram.

 

[Quasar]

breaking news!!!! Erdoğan announced that Turkey will block the Azeri oil which is going to Isreal trough Turkey. and Turkey is unilitarly withdrawing from the free trade treaty with isreal. and after defining the current stiuation as a new
crusade he told that Turkey will reconsider the status of the NATO radar base in malatya. erdoğan is the bigest muslim leader ever man Allah bless him.