On Turkey and the Turks

[Agrippa]

Actually me and a friend, both interested in anthropology, went in a club some time ago and we both speculated about a very Nordid looking girl's and her Alpinoid friends ancestry. When talking to them, they were both Turks. Similarly surprised when a very Norid looking guy began to talk in a Cafe in Turkish to others, or having met employees with Turkish names and a very Central to Northern European appearance.

So there are, very Nordid, Norid and light Cromagnid (~Dalofaelid) variants in Turkey, which all look Northern Central to even Northern European. I can't say anything about this single individual, but I personally saw more than one already and got the info about even more in various parts of Turkey.

Whatever their background, they exist as a small minority, especially in the West and upper social classes, but infrequently throughout the country. And its very important to stress that its not just pigmentation by chance, but "the whole package", including facial features, body build, height etc. in some.

[Loki]

So there are, very Nordid, Norid and light Cromagnid (~Dalofaelid) variants in Turkey, which all look Northern Central to even Northern European. I can't say anything about this single individual, but I personally saw more than one already and got the info about even more in various parts of Turkey.

Indeed, like Boris Johnson, who apparently inherited his extreme blondism from his Anatolian relatives.

[Goidelic]

Interesting, as Boris' great-grandfather looked like an average Turk. Maybe this blondism was recessive on his great-grandfather's part?

[Loki]

Interesting, as Boris' great-grandfather looked like an average Turk. Maybe this blondism was recessive on his great-grandfather's part?

How can you accurately assess hair colour on such an old black-and-white picture? But yes, apparently it ran in that part of his family, and blondism was common in the Turkish village they came from.

As for their facial features -- one can clearly see the relation.

[The Khagan]

This must be a tourist, lol. There are european-looking Turks, but not like that. He wouldn't stick out in Scandinavia or Baltic states.

Haha, I realized that after re-assessing the blog in which it came from. This is probably the tourist that wrote the blog, the other ones I posted are Turks though

[Baccalar]

This sounds strangely familiar

Why this grinning smiley? You are mocking such a serious issue like the dilution of teh genetic Europe in future? Our beautiful genepool is being torn to pieces. I want a Europe in which its races and subraces thrive and not a mestizo Europe that goes to church every sunday.

[Марко Краљевић]

OK, we can definitely claim that some Turks have pure European traits. The question remains how many of them are there, in percentage I mean?

And heard that so called White Turks are staunch nationalists who vote exclusively for kemalists. If we are to look it that way, on the last elections kemalist party won over 7 million votes.

This is article about White Turks:

http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/co...ite-turks.html

[Saruman]

OK, we can definitely claim that some Turks have pure European traits. The question remains how many of them are there, in percentage I mean?

And heard that so called White Turks are staunch nationalists who vote exclusively for kemalists. If we are to look it that way, on the last elections kemalist party won over 7 million votes.

This is article about White Turks:

http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/co...ite-turks.html

Indeed I have noticed that generally the more European Turks, the more natinalist they are and less religious they are.

I can list some european looking generals:





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Of higher officers I'll maybe estimate when I get more time number of European, border case, and non european looking.

[Марко Краљевић]

Indeed I have noticed that generally the more European Turks, the more natinalist they are and less religious they are.

I can list some european looking generals:





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Of higher officers I'll maybe estimate when I get more time number of European, border case, and non european looking.

Thanks Sar. But it looks like that islamists are slowly gaining ground in Turkey aligning it to neo-ottoman islamic policies. Substituting nationalistic policies with islamistic one. One more good article about Turkey.


http://serbianna.com/analysis/?p=448

[Saruman]

Thanks Sar. But it looks like that islamists are slowly gaining ground in Turkey aligning it to neo-ottoman islamic policies. Substituting nationalistic policies with islamistic one. One more good article about Turkey.


http://serbianna.com/analysis/?p=448

Indeed, since Erdogan came that is trend, tough it will be interesting to see how it develops, that might not be in interest of "some powerful forces in the world" to put it that way. From perspective of that state allowing the hordes of generally numerous people to take over would cause probably the degradation of that state.