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President Gül heralds new era in Turkish, Iraqi ties

He does not represent the gov or people, his group is small, insignificant despite the large population.
But you could say he is the Shia version of Arour which Saudi Arabia hosts, so is the other side innocent ? nah.

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This guy is Al-Malki-friendly bro :omghaha: Al-Aro'ur isn't a Saudi though which means his views don't present us.
 
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This guy is Al-Malki-friendly bro :omghaha: Al-Aro'ur isn't a Saudi though which means his views don't present us.

Since when does nationality play a role for Salafism.
Arour is Abdullah-friendly.

But they differ on opinions, so does the kataib hezbollah guy differ with maliki. Kataib hezbollah attacking others in the country makes them lose support, anyway you posted this video often not sure what message you like to bring with it.
 
Davatoglu is heading in the right direction. It is not a coincidence that both Iranian-Turkish as Iraqi-Turkish relations are improving the last two months. This is a deliberate choice of the Turkish and 'Shia' camp.
 
It matters a lot. Aro'ur never spoke on our behalf my friend.
Since when does nationality play a role for Salafism.
Arour is Abdullah-friendly.

But they differ on opinions, so does the kataib hezbollah guy differ with maliki. Kataib hezbollah attacking others in the country makes them lose support, anyway you posted this video often not sure what message you like to bring with it.

No, this video indicates a lot of signs, and we must stomp Iraqis who dream of such thing to happen..
 
Davatoglu is heading in the right direction. It is not a coincidence that both Iranian-Turkish as Iraqi-Turkish relations are improving the last two months. This is a deliberate choice of the Turkish and 'Shia' camp.

LoLz :lol: the AKP is hostile to Shia by nature :lol:
 
LoLz :lol: the AKP is hostile to Shia by nature :lol:

Is that why Iranian-Turkish relations have been the best ever in modern time? With a small 'clash' about Syria, but apparently a rapprochement now. If AKP is hostile, why has Iranian-Turkish trade increased from $1.25 billion in 2002, the year Turkey’s Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power, to over $20 billion a decade later?
 
Is that why Iranian-Turkish relations have been the best ever in modern time? With a small 'clash' about Syria, but apparently a rapprochement now. If AKP is hostile, why has Iranian-Turkish trade increased from $1.25 billion in 2002, the year Turkey’s Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power, to over $20 billion a decade later?

Good logic ...

They don't trust or like the Mullahs, but they love to make money out of you, and you can't reject doing business with them - on their own terms and condition - because they are one of the few trading partners who want to work with you ...

In other word, you are being exploited nothing less or more...
 
Good logic ...

They don't trust or like the Mullahs, but they love to make money out of you, and you can't reject doing business with them - on their own terms and condition - because they are one of the few trading partners who want to work with you ...

In other word, you are being exploited nothing less or more...

You truly are stupid. Iran is exporting more to Turkey than otherwise around. Thus we are making more money out of them than they are making money out of us. Just Iran's gas-exports consist of several billions a year, sold for a price that Turkish officials have called 'too expensive'.

Fact is that the AKP has been Iran's best friend in the region.
 
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As I stated earlier, you sell them everything they ask you for in exchange for a few paper, which makes them feel happy as they are looting you.

Nothing more or less ...
You truly are stupid. Iran is exporting more to Turkey than otherwise around. Thus we are making more money out of them than they are making money out of us. Just Iran's gas-exports consist of several billions a year, sold for a price that Turkish officials have called 'too expensive'.

Fact is that the AKP has been Iran's best friend in the region.
 
As I stated earlier, you sell them everything they ask you for in exchange for a few paper, which makes them feel happy as they are looting you.

Nothing more or less ...

It is remarkable that you are still wandering out with the same intelligence of a Saudi desert wanderer. Yes, Iran sell s Turkey everything they want to, and is even making billions of dollars out of it. That is called trade. They are not looting us, since the gas sells are considered to be 'expensive' by most Turkish and outside experts.

Turkey faces struggle to negotiate Iran gas price reduction

Considering that Turkey is caught in between conflicting pressure to place sanctions on Iran and improving natural gas trade relations with Iran to reduce the expensive price it currently pays for natural gas, Turkish politicians need to be extra cautious, since the task of achieving this balance will be difficult. Information gained by Today's Zaman from Energy Ministry officials reveal that Turkey paid Iran $423 for every 1,000 cubic meters of natural gas, the most expensive price Turkey pays to any country. Turkey pays $418 to Russia and $282 to Azerbaijan for same amount of natural gas, in addition to purchasing liquefied natural gas from Nigeria and Algeria.

Turkey faces struggle to negotiate Iran gas price reduction - Today's Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news

Looting you say? Ignorant fool.
 
Iraq-Turkey trade is not exploitation either..

Currently trade is mostly one way though will be two sided trade in the future ( central gov not KRG ) and trade from the Gulf through Turkey to Europe or European/Turkish exports through Iraqs grand faw port.
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I love your racist attitude :omghaha: it shows how pathetic many of you Iranians have become :lol: ..
This shows how beggaring your crazed mullahs have become :azn:
Exclusive: Iran offers to ship crude to India for free to boost sales - sources| Reuters


As for the pipeline struggling in price, the only word I can say is " customers are Kings " :D
It is remarkable that you are still wandering out with the same intelligence of a Saudi desert wanderer. Yes, Iran sell s Turkey everything they want to, and is even making billions of dollars out of it. That is called trade. They are not looting us, since the gas sells are considered to be 'expensive' by most Turkish and outside experts.

Turkey faces struggle to negotiate Iran gas price reduction



Turkey faces struggle to negotiate Iran gas price reduction - Today's Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news

Looting you say? Ignorant fool.
 
Any way Saudi loosing Iraqi winning and Turkish done with the Alsaud nonesence policy and crimes checkmate.
 
Erdoğan says he'll reciprocate Maliki's visit

Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Wednesday that he will visit Iraq after his Iraqi counterpart's planned trip to Turkey.

Erdoğan said at a joint press conference with Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev on Wednesday that Turkey would resume its High-Level Strategic Council meetings with Iraq before his visit. The prime minister added that the process of reconciliation started with Iraqi Parliament Speaker Osama al-Nujaifi's recent visit to Turkey.

Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu visited Baghdad last week, his first visit to the Iraqi capital since March 2011.

Erdoğan did not mention when Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is planning to visit Turkey. Earlier this month, Iraqi Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said he hoped that relations would continue on a more senior level but gave no dates for any visit.

Erdoğan said his trip to Baghdad will come after Parliament Speaker Cemil Çiçek's visit to Iraq, which he said will be important for restoring peace in the region.

The two countries' dealings have been tense in recent years, not least because of Turkey's deepening ties with northern Iraq's autonomous Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG), which is locked in a dispute with the federal government over oil and land rights.

Iraq has been particularly angered by Turkey's involvement in the autonomous Kurdistan region's oil and gas industry.

Underlining close ties between Turkey and the Iraqi Kurdish administration, KRG President Massoud Barzani will be visiting Turkey's predominantly Kurdish province of Diyarbakır on Saturday, together with Erdoğan.

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