The rise of Turkey in the Balkans

Bronzilla wrote:

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Hellenes no exist
Kurds no exist
Armenians no exist
etc.......
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Bronzilla wrote:

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Hellenes no exist
Kurds no exist
Armenians no exist
etc.......
;))))))

babushka wrote:

Ok, I see you all lost your common sense and civilized conversation apportunity again. Good night and good luck!

BRC wrote:

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for you its nani time me think!!!
It was you who wished goodnight to everyone in here!
For me greek, armenian and pkk the same!
Always playing the victimized alacart!!

MIG wrote:

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Na zisei i Kriti i hasiklidogenna pou vgazei tin kaliteri loukoumoskoni s'oli tin oikoumeni. Opa
http://www.youtube.com/watch...

Nina-Makedonia-Hellas wrote:

<quoted text>ahhahahahaaaaaaaa!!!
that was good Dejane bravo you made burst out laughing
ahahaa
what we say in greek: to have both the name and the ..grace.. hahahahaaa
bravo dejane na'sai kala

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Roza Botsari wrote:

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What do you think?

Apollo wrote:

Spiegel: Are you sure?
Ritschl: Of course! It was when the then Chancellor Kohl refused to implement the London Agreement of 1953. The agreement said that the German war reparations in the case of the two Germanies reunited, should be placed under renegotiation. But Germany paid compensation minimis after 1990, nor necessarily the loans taken out, nor the costs of occupation. Greece is one of the states, who did not get a dime.
Do not hide! Germany in the 20th century started two wars, the second war was in fact annihilation and extermination. Then the enemies renounced their right to partially or globally for damages. The famous "German miracle" occurred on the backs of other Europeans. I do not forget the Greeks.
Spiegel: We are currently debating the rescue of Greece through an extension of time of payment
bond, ie a controlled adjustment of debts. We are here to talk about impending bankruptcy?
Ritschl: Certainly! Even if a state is completely unable to satisfy his creditors, may be in bankruptcy. As in the case of Germany in the '50s. It is an illusion to believe that Greece will be able to pay only tachrei. So, by definition, bankrupt. Finally it should be fixed, what funds are ready to sacrifice the creditors.
Spiegel: Yes, but the state pays most is Germany.
Ritschl: I think this will be done. We have been in the past too carefree. The industrial production to gain from the excessive exports. The anti-Greek positions put forward by the German media is very dangerous. Do not forget that we live in a glass house: Our economic miracle was made possible only because they had to pay damages. The Greeks are well aware of the hostile attitude of the German media. If the disposal of the Greeks become more aggressive, it may revive old claims! Although Greece begun and if ever forced Germany to pay, then they will take all our money.
Spiegel: What do you propose that the issue of Greece?
Ritschl: We should be grateful to consolidate and Greece with our money. If we continue to play the media, pretending the thick Emil, who smokes his cigar and refuses to pay, maybe some people send us their old accounts. The failures of Germany in recent years suggests the solution: we must now agree on a debt reduction. Those who lent money to Greece, you must lose a great part! I know this would be catastrophic for the banks, so I need an assistance program. Unfortunately, this solution is expensive for Germany, but we must understand that we will eventually have to pay. Only in this way and Greece had an opportunity for a fresh start.
http://troktiko.eu/2012/05/germaniki-marturia...

LMAO wrote:

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I never said "Ancient Greece" in my comment... You said that, so it's obvious that you gave yourself away fool....

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Bronzilla wrote:

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hmmmm
be the doorman you must slap some junkies

BOZ-OK wrote:

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Heck... They all exists...:)))))
P,S. I could not miss such a joke opportunity...;)

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PROTAGORAS wrote:

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How you completed PRIMARY SCHOOL ??
NAMES don't exist, names REFER to OBJECTS or Entities.
Different names may refer to the SAME ENTITY but in a different sense. HELLAS is the the name used by the Hellenes 2000 years ago, and is still used today. Homer uses the term HELLAS. GRAECI may have been more appropriate for Romans.
What is your point? Playing with names doesn't mean much !

Roza Botsari wrote:

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Hey Babs.
Lately I feel trully sick of what I read and see in here.
When I entered this thread I was hoping for opinion exchange and I have ended up fighting just like everyone else...
Is this how it is going to be around here and I mean our countries?
If so, what is the point of this conversation of power exhibition and antagonism as to who has the most false historical knowledge, who has committed the most crimes etc.?
It is becoming pointless. Although it occurs to me that this is the exact purpose of some of us in here..
What do you think?

Bronzilla wrote:

xaxaxaxaxa
you little mongols
soon I hit the nerve you react in seconds ;)))))

Dejan wrote:

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Actualy hurricane Katrina is named after her, but they have missed one letter in the name by mistake.

Alaturc OttomanSon wrote:

<quoted text>yeah but cmon us not forget the whole story behind EU beggars now...

babushka wrote:

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Hi Roza, it never is perfect and enlightening but I have noticed that there is a dent we are able to make.
Don't be too negative and give up! A small dent is a big victory..:)!

babushka wrote:

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Do you hear some voices? Was that you saying Hellenes don't exist, no Kurds, no Armenians ..etc???
Yay! Let's have a party! No Kurds, No Armenians and No Hellenes...Yay! LOL LOL