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10-10-2007, 08:25 PM
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10-12-2007, 12:03 PM
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/turkey/sto...189217,00.html
Don't give in to these people.It's a country that we can't begin to understand.The truth has never been of significance to that society.This is a country that calls itself Western,but has very little free speech allowed. Citizens get arrested for saying anything "anti-Turkish." I have emails in my possession that could send this kid (the singer down below on the youtube links) to prison(if I were to send them anonymously to Turk authorities.)You can't say something like f Ataturk(the guy who started the modern-day "SECULAR" Turkey in 1923.) It's basically a very Nationalistic Fascist type country.They can not be trusted at all.Bush is nuts to have sided with these thugs on this genocide bill.Yea,Russians were in the far Eastern part of Turkey FOR A WHILE during WW1.Some ethnic Armenians(who's people had lived in Turkey for a thousand years) sided with the Russians.So,there were wartime atrocities in that warzone.O.K.,but the OTTOMAN TURKS used that as an excuse to start slaughtering Armenians all over the country.In Istanbull they just rounded them up one day and hung the prominent Armenians living there.Istanbull is over on the Western coast of Turkey.That was simply slaughter.It's a nation of thugs.Nobody should be surprised that they aren't willing to admit this stuff.They are expert liars,deceivers,and expert excuse makers.These aren't "friends" as BUSH would like to think.If it wasn't this genocide thing,they would find something else to be upset about.It's what they do.They are good at it.These people even cut off youtube one time when a Greek put up a video making fun of ATATURK. Can you imagine? Trying to control that much? The laws are very vague there(so they can use them very easily to do whatever they want.)Typical would be a law against acts that are against morality...LOL...Seriously,that's what we got here.That's how vague they are.They want to get into the European Union.It will never happen.They haven't done even 5% of the changes needed (as far as human rights/free speech go.)
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10-14-2007, 02:06 PM
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6htOTlQIJs
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10-14-2007, 02:46 PM
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Whoa. Whew. Thudder Shudder. Brown sugar is a commodity I find more attractive than rye bread...all of a sudden. OOOOOOOOOOO
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10-15-2007, 09:00 AM
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The Armenians rarely catch a break.
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10-15-2007, 01:06 PM
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Why does the US Senate vote on resolutions on things that happened in a foreign country 80 years ago? What the hell difference does it make to the people killed? We have no dog in the fight and to stir **** and possibly make things worse in a unstable part of the world for no tangible good, seems so typical of modern day politicians.
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