Being a Turk

Being a Turk;this is very difficult...
1)Russians killed us in Chechnya.'http://russian-genocide-over-chechen-people.b... '
2)Armenians killed us in 1915,but they lie.'http://genocide1915.blogcu.com/anadoluda-erme... '
3)Armenians killed us in Khodjaly.'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khojaly_Massacre '

yes i saw a lots of pics during turkish genocide by armenians. we will never forget!

chechens are not turks,they are caucasian people.
although Sheikh Shamil belongs to all caucasian muslims.

Azeri wrote:

chechens are not turks,they are caucasian people.
although Sheikh Shamil belongs to all caucasian muslims.

i know...but do you know?why does Putin kill them?he says;you are child of Ottoman.All Russians are anti-Muslim

Turk wrote:

<quoted text>i know...but do you know?why does Putin kill them?he says;you are child of Ottoman.All Russians are anti-Muslim

russian government is anti muslim,and always will be...
but not all russians are anti muslim...
did you see Alsou in eurovision,she is russian-muslim turk.
i think soon russia can become muslim state with muslim majority,as many of them choose islam.
now noone can predict the result of referendum that will be held in Ichkeria i don't know when.
but question is if chechens choose freedom ,will russia make war again,or will follow international laws.

Poor... You were killed... Poor... What you gonna do? Oh...

You think you're playin? We'll never forgive. Get ready you turks... There'll be no mercy...

Turk wrote:

Being a Turk;this is very difficult...

I bet it is you guys are dislike in every country, i wonder why???

Turk wrote:

2)Armenians killed us in 1915,but they lie.'http://genocide1915.blogcu.com/anadoluda-erme... '

http://i28.tinypic.com/r8e8o2.jpg

Turk wrote:

Being a Turk;this is very difficult...
1)Russians killed us in Chechnya.'http://russian-genocide-over-chechen-people.b... '
2)Armenians killed us in 1915,but they lie.'http://genocide1915.blogcu.com/anadoluda-erme... '
3)Armenians killed us in Khodjaly.'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khojaly_Massacre '

I would imagine being a Turk for is rather humiliating, to hear you tell it, seems like Turks have been getting their azz kicked for ages...Hahahaha

Ya bunch of losers..LOL

The Armenian guy wrote:

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I bet it is you guys are dislike in every country, i wonder why???

you wonder;but you can't understand.Greece,Bulgaria,Chi na and Russia killing Turks in this countries.minority Turks.Kurds are killing Turkmens in iraq.nobody comments about that,everybody commnets about ''Armenian Genocide''.but i don't believe that.
they don't see Chechen Genocide by Russia.
they don't see Khodjaly Genocide.
Christians support each other every time.

add here genocide by russians of
ADYGE(self name)- Circassian people(cherkess,kabardins).
it is really terrible the destiny of cherkess.
their lands are divided in 3 - kabardino-balkaria,karachay-ch erkessiya,adygeya.
karachay=balkar=one people also divided.
mostly adyge are minority in their homeland.
when will russia recognize this genoside?

In fact it means many things to be a Turk. To be a Turk means to pay the debt of Ottomans, like the son of a raffish father who inherits difficulties created by the father. It is to give an account of the long standing problems in Kosovo, Bosnia, the Western Thrace, and Macedonia.
To be a Turk is to be blamed for an uncommitted genocide, while being subjected to genocides in Cyprus, Hocali, Anatolia, and Balkans. To be a Turk is to be a fascist, when he looks after his country, his land and history. It is to be a democrat and modern, when he does not look after his country, his land and history.
To be a Turk is prohibition of his language in Europe, and it is also not to express himself.
To be a Turk is to be looked down upon in Europe. It is not to be tolerated because his ancestors besieged Vienna centuries ago, or for not having demolished all Vienna like Napoleon did.
TO be a Turk means to pass in front of the Pontus monument in Thessalonica, the janissary pulpit in Vienna, the replica of Turkish flag, which is scorned by Maltese priests.
To be a Turk is difficult, hard and painful. It is to retreat from three continents, and then to be treated as a guests in a small peninsula. To establish many empires is to be a Turk, and also it means to demolish many empires.
It is to wait for foreign capital to develop in the country of the first horse drawn vehicle with wheels, of the first written agreement, of first money, of fertile lands.
To be a Turk is to live with a short memory, even though he has blossomed since Sumerian and Trojan times, even though he has had very high values through all these times.
Having destroyed both Eastern and Western Roman Empires, to be a Turk is to desire to get into the EU, which is the New Rome. To be a Turk is a bridge in Mostar, a castle in Kerkuk, a Maiden’s Tower in Istanbul, wheat in Anatolia, cotton in Cukurova, tobacco in Aegean, hazel nuts around the Black Sea region and sunflowers in Thrace.
To be a Turk is to die in Dardanelles. It is to give water to the enemies and take the injured enemies to his own hospital.

It is to pray for his enemy after the enemy’s death. It is to ask for absolution from the opponent. It is to open windows in the morning to fill the room with mercy. It is to think the of homeless when it snows instead of thinking skiing. It is to put crumbs of bread in winter and water in summer in the corner of the balcony for birds. It is to consider rain as a blessing, and consider snow as divine gift.
To be a Turk is to challenge the seven major powers, opposing colonialism, even though what he has to share and own is nothing else but his poverty.
To be a Turk is to send a person off to military service with celebration, knowing he may not come back. To be a Turk is to be a mother saying “If I have another son, I will send him too for military service.” It is to a father saying “it doesn’t matter as long as the country lives long,” blinking back his tears in his son’s funeral.
To be a Turk is to live with lies, such as “Radiation can not affect the Turkish tea crops.” It is to be in a country where every government takes over a disaster, but none of them leaves a wreckage.
To be a Turk is to give back to the waiter the extra sugar with the tea because his ancestors went through famines. Again for the same reason, it is to feel guilty to waste food. It is to share the little food with guest. To be a Turk is to sleep on the floor while his guest sleeps on the bed.
To be a Turk is to cry for his national football team. It is to sing for the bandit. It is to swear at his folks, but not to let anybody else swear at his folks. It is to know Yunus, to love Asik Veysel. It is to keep Mevalan, Betash Veli, and Hoca Yesevi in his heart, even though he may not read any lines from them.
To be a Turk is to feel a pain in the deepest part of his heart, when a saz is being played, a reede flute is blown, especially when the song “Yemen” is sung. It is to call what life gives “foreordination,” and what it does not gives “destiny.” It is to refrain from laughing instead crying.
To be a Turk is to get a reaction in Asia for being a westerner and in Europe for being an easterner. It is to live without knowing what race means; it is to love all creatures due to their creator.
To be a Turk is to punish those who are responsible for an economic crisis by voting them out while in Argentina people were looting the stores in response to the less severe crisis.
To be a Turk is to challenge the world in even his weakest days. To be a Turk is to resign himself into God’s hand, knowing that worst days will end one day.
It is tough to be a Turk. It is to thank God for every drop of rain and to praise God for every blossoming spike. To be a Turk is to stand up in Anatolia, the grave yard of civilizations.

In fact it means many things to be a Turk. To be a Turk means to pay the debt of Ottomans, like the son of a raffish father who inherits difficulties created by the father. It is to give an account of the long standing problems in Kosovo, Bosnia, the Western Thrace, and Macedonia.
To be a Turk is to be blamed for an uncommitted genocide, while being subjected to genocides in Cyprus, Hocali, Anatolia, and Balkans. To be a Turk is to be a fascist, when he looks after his country, his land and history. It is to be a democrat and modern, when he does not look after his country, his land and history.
To be a Turk is prohibition of his language in Europe, and it is also not to express himself.
To be a Turk is to be looked down upon in Europe. It is not to be tolerated because his ancestors besieged Vienna centuries ago, or for not having demolished all Vienna like Napoleon did.
TO be a Turk means to pass in front of the Pontus monument in Thessalonica, the janissary pulpit in Vienna, the replica of Turkish flag, which is scorned by Maltese priests.
To be a Turk is difficult, hard and painful. It is to retreat from three continents, and then to be treated as a guests in a small peninsula. To establish many empires is to be a Turk, and also it means to demolish many empires.
It is to wait for foreign capital to develop in the country of the first horse drawn vehicle with wheels, of the first written agreement, of first money, of fertile lands.
To be a Turk is to live with a short memory, even though he has blossomed since Sumerian and Trojan times, even though he has had very high values through all these times.
Having destroyed both Eastern and Western Roman Empires, to be a Turk is to desire to get into the EU, which is the New Rome. To be a Turk is a bridge in Mostar, a castle in Kerkuk, a Maiden’s Tower in Istanbul, wheat in Anatolia, cotton in Cukurova, tobacco in Aegean, hazel nuts around the Black Sea region and sunflowers in Thrace.
To be a Turk is to die in Dardanelles. It is to give water to the enemies and take the injured enemies to his own hospital

Truth wrote:

Poor... You were killed... Poor... What you gonna do? Oh...
You think you're playin? We'll never forgive. Get ready you turks... There'll be no mercy...

There will be no mercy! We know what does no mercy means. We have Genghiz Batu Atilla Fatih and all the others that the World Remembers forewer. Just a chance and You all will claim only LA :)!

Turk wrote:

Being a Turk;this is very difficult...
1)Russians killed us in Chechnya.'http://russian-genocide-over-chechen-people.b... '
2)Armenians killed us in 1915,but they lie.'http://genocide1915.blogcu.com/anadoluda-erme... '
3)Armenians killed us in Khodjaly.'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khojaly_Massacre '

Nobody and never killed us, and cant do that!

To be Turk means RULE THE WORLD !!! To be The Hun Atilla, To be The Xan Batiy, To be Emir Teymur, To be The Fatih and make the WORLD to REMEMBER you forewer! And be scared of giving you another chance! We will get the change once more before the end of the WORLD and you will see the MAN!

I will put this as nicely as possible...

your a lunatic.

Ramo wrote:

To be Turk means RULE THE WORLD !!! To be The Hun Atilla, To be The Xan Batiy, To be Emir Teymur, To be The Fatih and make the WORLD to REMEMBER you forewer! And be scared of giving you another chance! We will get the change once more before the end of the WORLD and you will see the MAN!

Hmm, kind of reminds you of a certain something that happened 21 years ago.

Azeri wrote:

<quoted text>
now noone can predict the result of referendum that will be held in Ichkeria i don't know when.
but question is if chechens choose freedom ,will russia make war again,or will follow international laws.

Being a turk is difficult because it's tough to walk on two legs when you have hoofs.