Please carry on. Know that the Armenian Holocaust stuff has been moved to this thread here so if that's what you're interested in you know where to go.
Any further posts regarding about the Armenian Holocaust that will be made here in an attempt to hijack this tread will be subjected to immediate and permanent removal.
‘Quel autre pays ou l’on puisse jouir d’une liberté si entière’
(In welk ander land kan men genieten van een zo totale vrijheid)
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René Descartes over de Nederlandse Republiek.
And bannings. I have made myself explicitly clear in the German genocide thread, which again they hijacked for their own purposes. I consider it to be spam.Originally Posted by Tuan Belanda
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It's funny because the Turks appeared to be the more civilized than the Armenians behavior wise, kinda ironic to be honest.
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I don't consider it ironic, though, incidentally, I also don't view Turkey as a natural enemy to western interests anyway.
Let's return to the Ottomans/ Protestant Europe debate, please
‘Quel autre pays ou l’on puisse jouir d’une liberté si entière’
(In welk ander land kan men genieten van een zo totale vrijheid)
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René Descartes over de Nederlandse Republiek.
They want into the EU. I think that's being a natural enemy.
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"If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear." - George Orwell
No, they wanted to become part of the EU. The Turkish people has never supported this sentiment and the political elite has realized that they won't benefit of it.
As you say yourself: You North American rightists care more about Jewish interests than your own.
Turkey is becoming a real strong power again on its own and it actually doesn't need the EU ... the EU needs its support more to act as a barrier against more extreme forms of Islam to the south.
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That's why I suggested Turkey should join the EU. There are rivalries between the Turks and a few European nations, but Turkey is going to become an economic powerhouse in the near future. Europe needs that.Turkey is becoming a real strong power again on its own and it actually doesn't need the EU ... the EU needs its support more to act as a barrier against more extreme forms of Islam to the south.
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