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Yapma kardesim.......
I'm getting hungry, you are killing my diet timetable......
Kunefe!!!!!!!!!
Heated Kunefe with cheese and icecream!!
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Yapma kardesim.......
I'm getting hungry, you are killing my diet timetable......
Kunefe!!!!!!!!!
Why? It's win-win like it is. They get to play their games with the king and some resources and for it have to station troops there, while we get almost unlimited amount of any merchandise they offer for no added expense and a traditionally good weapons buyer. Everyone is happy this way, you certainly don't hear the Middle Easterners complaining, well except Iranian regime maybe, though that is a completely different conversation on why that is so.
Plus you would loose nr.1 ally.
Aside from all that, it is undoable, unless the Saudis and Qataris loose all their oil in a fire overnight they would never bow down to Turkish leadership of Middle East.
Did you know that this month trade talks started which have the aim to create a single market from EU-US markets?
Because historically and geographically it's our backyard,you don't see Europe medlling to much in S. America,and in the future competition for resources will only get fearcer ,the americans have an edge because they're rich with oil,gas etc on home soil,we aren't that lucky so we can't have people on our door controlling the flow.
Say what you want but neither the french or "ze germans" aren't to fond of the USA,that is why i think in the immediate future USA's greatest ally and its trojan horse in the EU,the UK, will leave the union,good ridance if you ask me.
Yes,i know about the trade agreements,look I am not talking about a war confrontation,our culture is very similar but for Europe to stand on her own and realise the federalisation we want, we have to distance ourselves from the americans,they are trying their best to stop a unified Europe.Look at the crisis that has hit the Old Continent,it's more or less an american imported one and we suffered more even if the european economy is much more robust and self reliant than the american one.Even the way we throw our weight around the world differs:we prefer soft power,the USA hard power.
Slightly off topic btw, looks like a food thread.
Slightly off topic btw, looks like a food thread.
lol, finally you realized
Haha, it is actually from the Kurdish cuisine. It is not natural naan as such. I know the Pakistani naan ( have a lot of Pakistani friends). This one is probably filled with cheese or egg and roasted over butter.
Our bread is thinner than your average Pakistani naan. This is typical fresh Kurdish bread ( but I reckon it also is a part of the Turkish cuisine).
^^ Olay budur arkadaşlar.
İrmik helvası içi maraş dondurması. Zaten çok lezzetli birde iyi yapan yer bulursan off..............
Ankara Balgat'ta bunu çok iyi yapan bir kebapçı vardı. Sadece bu helvayı yemek için arkadaşlarla gecenin 1-2'de giderdik.
Kurds and baluch(like myself) are one of the closest ethnic groups... from similiarities from culture to even languages...
You travelled around the country quite a bit! Did you use the local buses or did you have a car? I was in Turkey June last year but stayed in Istanbul for all of our 7 days (exploring all the neighbourhoods from Fateh to Besiktas to Uskudar). I wanted to venture outside but group members disagreed. Next time I go to Turkey I am definitely travelling around a lot.
Vacation guys! Where will you head this summer???