Cerian
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When I think about Black Sea region "mıhlama" just springs into my mindvayyy hac efendim Karadenizlisiniz o zaman ordan yeni bir fully-automatic silah alabilir miyim
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When I think about Black Sea region "mıhlama" just springs into my mindvayyy hac efendim Karadenizlisiniz o zaman ordan yeni bir fully-automatic silah alabilir miyim
I am not kurd, just a normal turk from central anatlian city called Kayseri (which in fact is very nationalistic).
But why did you get stuck at if i am turkish or kurdish, what difference does it even make.
What good is a nation if it doesnt respect its people's rights and liberty? A country based on nationalistic sentiments is plainly wrong. The nationalistic movements started in Europe, and sadly i see what Europe have been though in early modern ages, some turks still cant get over it.
It is pretty apparent that the most succefull countries are based on pluralism (political power in society does not lie with the electorate but is distributed among a wide number of groups).
United Kingdom, The United States of America, two great countries. two countries that have developed their political system in the highest degree. What do they have in common? Respect for ethnicity and religion and most importantly they are not secular countries. France, a secular country is problem-full, (look at their internal conflicts with minorities).
We definitely need to move away from nationalism, that is our greatest enemy. There ought to be other forms of ideologies that can unite us, like religious (in my opinion).
Nationalism is still high in Germany, France and its in rise across the Europe.A country based on nationalistic sentiments is plainly wrong. The nationalistic movements started in Europe, and sadly i see what Europe have been though in early modern ages, some turks still cant get over it.
Oh dear.. You just called champions of secularism a bunch of religious freaks.. I mean, UK is the place where it all started and you just call them not secular? Get a grip of reality man.United Kingdom, The United States of America, two great countries. two countries that have developed their political system in the highest degree. What do they have in common? Respect for ethnicity and religion and most importantly they are not secular countries. France, a secular country is problem-full, (look at their internal conflicts with minorities).
M.Kemal was a pragmatist,he used islam for his policies.
And yes he negotited with british.Britain wanted a free kurdistan.Ataturk didnt want that and he abolished caliphate and gave up our rights in northern iraq.Thats how he convinced the brits not to support a free kurdistan.Also he always followed pro-british policies.At the end,brits sold greeks out and we beat them.Thats why greeks hate him and thats why brits,americans etc adores him.
Mustafa Kemal was a atheist, Mustafa Kemal was a Mason.
O zaman kurt Turk musun?
by the way, many people label Northern Iraq as ''kurdistan'' so i dont see why the small number of seperatists like PKK and PJAK still want to engage in armed struggles
i agree with you.you are stuck at saidi nursi that nurcu thing again.go beyond your capacity mate...
Because zionists want the promised lands!! Its all about firat and dicle rivers!! What said prophet sallallaahu aleyhie wa sallam? He said that the end of the world will begin at firat river. People will fight on it. And right now we are fighting for it.
Belligerents: Turkish Nation
Agains:
PKK, America, Brittain, Israël, etc.
And AKP is doing everything America want but some people are running away from the truth and loves to be blind and deaf. They cant see the facts that they are preparing a civil war between Turks and kurds. And when there is civil war UN peacekeep will come and than they will devide it like how happend in yugoslavia.