Iranian special forces plans attacks in turkey

[Malik Alashter]

Sending assassins behind friends has been the fav policy of Iranians. The Safvid regime was notorious for publicly crying Islamic awakening but covertly sent assassins to protect the crusaders occupation of Palestine.

Look who talk the Saudis the enemy of Islam and Arab I swear on it because we have prove that Saudi regime support terrorist in Iraq to light a sectarian war between Muslims the target of that war is to help a dictator regime in Iraq and stop any democracy there so that Al Saud keep corruption since that is there home.

 

[Mosamania]

Look who talk the Saudis the enemy of Islam and Arab I swear on it because we have prove that Saudi regime support terrorist in Iraq to light a sectarian war between Muslims the target of that war is to help a dictator regime in Iraq and stop any democracy there so that Al Saud keep corruption since that is there home.

ضربني و بكا سبقني و اشتكى

 

[Sinnerman108]

Look who talk the Saudis the enemy of Islam and Arab I swear on it because we have prove that Saudi regime support terrorist in Iraq to light a sectarian war between Muslims the target of that war is to help a dictator regime in Iraq and stop any democracy there so that Al Saud keep corruption since that is there home.

Look dear,
leave it at that.
We can take you to town really !

 

[RayKalm]

@ the Turks: Note your history. The Arabs spread Islam to the Persians who spread it to the Ottomans. There was no "Muslim on Muslim war", other than sect wars.

 

[Quasar]

@ the Turks: Note your history. The Arabs spread Islam to the Persians who spread it to the Ottomans. There was no "Muslim on Muslim war", other than sect wars.

basics

-Ottomans (around) 1299

- Turks and islam Battle of Talas - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

751

 

[twilight]

well , look like some members need insulatiting Iran because of their weakness , right !? so continue ...

About "Tork " or "Turk" , are you saying we should spell your race name with English in our own language ....
if you have weak mind and thinking calling you tork is an insulate that is your problem , not ours ... we can't change our language for someone ill mind , right !?

Your argument is just like I saying if an Arab calling us "Fars" that mean he insulating us !!!

look like there isn't any limit for some foolish ideas in mind of some members !!!!

 

[Quasar]

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[Arian]

well , look like some members need insulatiting Iran because of their weakness , right !? so continue ...

About "Tork " or "Turk" , are you saying we should spell your race name with English in our own language ....
if you have weak mind and thinking calling you tork is an insulate that is your problem , not ours ... we can't change our language for someone ill mind , right !?

It is just like I saying if an Arab call us "Fars" that mean he insulating us !!!

look like this isn't any limit for some foolish ideas in mind of some members !!!!

Well, I haven't read the topic completely though, but I can tell you that you're wrong, it could sometimes be derogatory to call someone's nationality in an improper way. For example if you call a Pakistani member 'Pak-i' they'll get offended. Now one might think that it's OK because it really isn't an insult or because it would even mean something positive in the Persian language, but in reality that would be taken as derogatory and discriminative by Pakistani members.

The same could be true about terms like 'Tork', 'Irani', etc... When you're speaking English, use the English adjectives for nationalities. "When in Rome, do as the Romans do.", otherwise you might be misunderstood even if you don't really mean it.

 

[Quasar]

Well, I haven't read the topic completely though, but I can tell you that you're wrong, it could sometimes be derogatory to call someone's nationality in an improper way. For example if you call a Pakistani member 'Pak-i' they'll get offended. Now one might think that it's OK because it really isn't an insult or because it would even mean something positive in the Persian language, but in reality that would be taken as derogatory and discriminative by Pakistani members.

The same could be true about terms like 'Tork', 'Irani', etc... When you're speaking English, use the English adjectives for nationalities. "When in Rome, do as the Romans do.", otherwise you might be misunderstood even if you don't really mean it.

thanks for your wise words

 

[Arian]

LOL. I read the first page now, I stopped after post #5. Everyone knows it clearly well, even Turkish members as I read their posts on the first page, that it's false. Nobody buys what FOXNEWS says except some gullible American people, outside of the states people consider such B.S as joke.
This thread doesn't even deserve to be discussed further, but I'm sure people like Somebozo would love these threads to show how ignorant they are (Actually somebozo's post was the start point of the fuss in the thread I think, before his post everything was so rational and OK).

 

[Solomon2]

I consider Arabs Iranians and Turks my brothers. Just one family Al saud I do not have any empathy cos they are American and Israeli ally and kill Muslims everywhere

What will you do when, in response to an Iranian terror attack, the Turks invoke the NATO treaty and Iran's armed forces are being reduced to pudding?

I remember a few years back when the earth quake or floods hit Iran don't remember which and all the charity organization concentrating into helping our "Iranian brothers in need" as they put it. I donated everything in my wallet. Nowi realize it was just a waste of money.

What did you think you were buying, Mosamania? Disaster relief or loyalty?

 

[Mosamania]

Well, I haven't read the topic completely though, but I can tell you that you're wrong, it could sometimes be derogatory to call someone's nationality in an improper way. For example if you call a Pakistani member 'Pak-i' they'll get offended. Now one might think that it's OK because it really isn't an insult or because it would even mean something positive in the Persian language, but in reality that would be taken as derogatory and discriminative by Pakistani members.

The same could be true about terms like 'Tork', 'Irani', etc... When you're speaking English, use the English adjectives for nationalities. "When in Rome, do as the Romans do.", otherwise you might be misunderstood even if you don't really mean it.

I never knew "Irani" is an insult to Iranians. In Arabic we refer to Iranians as "Irani" but it's part of the language like "Pakistan Pakistani" and so on. It is good to spread awareness about things like that so people don't get misunderstood.

What will you do when, in response to an Iranian terror attack, the Turks invoke the NATO treaty and Iran's armed forces are being reduced to pudding?

What did you think you were buying, Mosamania? Disaster relief or loyalty?

I was buying a door in heaven for those who give their most beloved belongings to a person in need.

 

[Arian]

I never knew "Irani" is an insult to Iranians. In Arabic we refer to Iranians as "Irani" but it's part of the language like "Pakistan Pakistani" and so on. It is good to spread awareness about things like that so people don't get misunderstood.

Yup, That's why I personally never react if someone says 'Irani' instead of Iranian, because in most cases the person who has said it doesn't mean anything bad intentionally. We too in Iran call ourselves 'Irani' because in the Persian language we add the suffix -i to create new adjectives from nouns, in fact that's one of the most used suffixes in the Persian language to create adjectives from nouns, but it's derogatory anyway.

 

[Mosamania]

Yup, That's why I personally never react if someone says 'Irani' instead of Iranian, because in most cases the person who has said it doesn't mean anything bad intentionally. We too in Iran call ourselves 'Irani' because in the Persian language we add the suffix -i to create new adjectives from nouns, in fact that's one of the most used suffixes in the Persian language to create adjectives from nouns, but it's derogatory anyway.

You know when I listen to Persian it has like 60-70% similarity to Arabic so it is no surprise that the suffix i is the same as the Arabic suffix.

 

[Arian]

You know when I listen to Persian it has like 60-70% similarity to Arabic so it is no surprise that the suffix i is the same as the Arabic suffix.

Yea, especially when Iranian authorities speak they really sound 60-70% like Arabic because they use too much Arabic in conversation. Actually the -i suffix is an Indo-European thing that belongs to the family of Indo-European languages, like Sanskrit, Persian, Urdu, Hindi, and other European languages, in Semitic languages they usually have fixed templates that they put the root of the verb in it to make new words, I mean they plug in the letters of the root ف ع ل into new structures like فاعل, مفعول, مفاعلة, فعیل, etc... that's how Arabic naturally creates new nouns/adjectives, I'm not sure about Hebrew though, but Indo-European languages uses prefixes and suffixes to build new words, they don't have fixed structures and templates to plug in the root of the noun/verb, but they have suffixes instead