This Is a Turkish Forum — kurds get their own if you can

This Forum belongs to Turks, just like anything else you kurds like to use our forums, man thats pathetic.....

This forum is not Turks for all folks.
You name is TurGAY?

you like to be part of everything Turkish,,, sheesh

ITS 0FFICIAL

its official these boards have proven that kurds like to be part of anything & everything Turkish.... you ppl are Turkish wannabees

-Turkish National Anthem-

Fear not, the crimson flag, waving in these dawns will never fade
Before the last hearth that is burning in my nation vanishes.
That is my nation's star, it will shine;
That is mine, it belongs solely to my nation.

Oh coy crescent do not frown for I am ready to sacrifice myself for you!
Please smile upon my heroic nation, why that anger, why that rage?
If you frown, our blood shed for you will not be worthy.
Freedom is the right of my nation who worships God and seeks what is right.

Korkma, sonmez bu safaklarda yuzen al sancak
Sonmeden yurdumun ustunde tuten en son ocak.
O benim milletimin yildizidir, parlayacak!
O benimdir, o benim milletimindir ancak!

Catma, kurban olayim, cehreni ey nazli hilal!
Kahraman irkima bir gul... ne bu siddet, bu celal?
Sana olmaz dokulen kanlarimiz sonra helal.
Hakkidir, Hakk'a tapan milletimin istiklal.

Ben ezelden beridir hur yasadim, hur yasarim;
Hangi cilgin bana zincir vuracakmis? Sasarim!
Kukremis sel gibiyim, bendimi cigner, asarim.
Yirtarim daglari, enginlere sigmam, tasarim.

Garbin afakini sarmissa celik zirhli duvar.
Benim iman dolu gogsum gibi serhaddim var.
Ulusun, korkma! Nasil boyle bir imani bogar,
'Medeniyet' dedigin tek disi kalmis canavar?

Arkadas, yurduma alcaklari ugratma sakin;
Siper et govdeni, dursun bu hayasizca akin.
Dogacaktir sana va'dettigi gunler Hakk'in,
Kim bilir, belki yarin, belki yarindan da yakin.

Bastigin yerleri 'toprak' diyerek gecme, tani!
Dusun altindaki binlerce kefensiz yatani.
Sen sehid oglusun, incitme, yaziktir, atani.
Verme, dunyalari alsan da bu cennet vatani.

Kim bu cennet vatanin ugruna olmaz ki feda?
Suheda fiskiracak topragi siksan, suheda!
Cani, canani, butun varimi alsin da Huda,
Etmesin tek vatanimdan beni dunyada cuda.

Ruhumun senden ilahi, sudur ancak emeli:
Degmesin ma' bedimin gogsune na-mahrem eli!
Bu ezanlar ki sehadetleri dinin temeli,
Ebedi yurdumun ustunde benim inlemeli.

O zaman vecd ile bin secde eder varsa tasim.
Her cerihamdan, ilahi, bosanip kanli yasim,
Fiskirir ruh-i mucerred gibi yerden na'sim;
O zaman yukselerek arsa deger belki basim!

Dalgalan sen de safaklar gibi ey sanli hilal!
Olsun artik dokulen kanlarimin hepsi helal.
Ebediyyen sana yok, irkima yok izmihlal;
Hakkidir, hur yasamis, bayragimin hurriyet,
Hakkidir, Hakk'a tapan milletimin istiklal!

POLITICAL STRUCTURE

The Turkish Republic is based on a secular, democratic, pluralistic and parliamentary system where human rights are protected by law and social justice. The National Assembly is elected by popular vote and the nation is governed by the Council of Ministers headed by the Prime Minister. Turkey is a founding member of OECD, the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Organization, a member of NATO, the European Council and the European Parliament, and an associate member of the European Union.

Did you know that?
Turks gave the Dutch their famous tulips.

ANKARA, Turkey — Police have found the body of an Italian artist and activist who went missing while hitchhiking in Turkey dressed in a wedding gown to appeal for peace, officials said Saturday.

A man suspected of killing the artist, Giuseppina Pasqualino di Marineo, 33, was detained late Friday and charged with murder Saturday, the state-run Anatolia news agency reported.

The woman was last seen on March 31 in the industrial city of Gebze while hitchhiking to Israel in the wedding dress as part of her "Brides on Tour" project aimed at pleading for peace in conflict areas.

Police found her naked body hidden in bushes in a forested area near Gebze, northwest Turkey, after questioning the suspect late Friday, the governor's office said.

The artist, also known as Pippa Bacca, was hitchhiking to the Palestinian territories with a friend, who was also wearing a wedding gown.

The two left di Marineo's hometown of Milan on March 8 and hitchhiked to Turkey together. They separated in Istanbul shortly before di Marineo went missing, with the aim of reuniting in Beirut, Lebanon.

Police tracked down the suspect when he switched on di Marineo's mobile phone, having inserted his own SIM card, an Italian Embassy official said. The official asked not to be named because he was not authorized to give information on the police investigation.

The Dogan and state-run Anatolia news agencies said the woman had been strangled.

The Italian Embassy official would not confirm the reports, saying an autopsy was under way.

Anatolia identified the suspect as 38-year-old Murat Karatas and said he had previously been convicted for theft.

One of di Marineo's sisters, who was in Turkey to search for the artist, identified the body.

"Her travels were for an artistic performance and to give a message of peace and of trust, but not everyone deserves trust," another sister, Maria, was quoted as saying in Milan by Italian news agency ANSA.

"We weren't particularly worried because she had been hitchhiking for a lot of time, and thus was capable of avoiding risky situations," she said, according to ANSA. "She was a determined person when it had to do with working for art."

Assyrian Genocide


Genocide by the Ottomans against the Christian Assyrian population in 1915-1918. The facts around the genocide are disputed, and Turkish authorities maintain that such never happened. The highest number of alleged killed Assyrians is 750,000, while a 1922 Assyrian assessment set it at 275,000. Considering the actual detailed accounts, even the lower of these two numbers seem too high.

Did you know that?
Turkey is noted for having one of the three most famous and distinctive traditional cuisines in the world. yummy

onu bunu bilmem.... kurdler surunmeye devam etsin o yeter............

BAYRAKLARIN EN GUZELI.... ALL KURDS STAND & SALUTE

http://www.adiyamanli.org/turkish_flag/turkis...

This Is a Turkish Forum — kurds get their own if you can..... what no? maybe the british will promise to make you one hehehehe.......

its obvious all you kurds are in extreme pain,,,, and im absolutly loving it.....

wahahahahahaha ... there is a god after all :-)

http://nl.youtube.com/watch...

Turkish Male Dance Rakkase Of Koçek

ulan zaza seni amcik agiz

senin Turk aklini siksinler Lan

ancak senin gibi Turkler boyle kufur edebilir hehehehe

Zaza bulmus senin gibi bir iti birakirmi?
Kaymak gibi gotun tam Zazaya
Ben sikeyim sen gul
Soyu it kendi it
Istedigin kadar reklamini yap el neyin piçi oldugunu bilmiyormu?
Shaman kopegi
Efesus la kendini medeni
Catalhoyukle eski
Ataturke modern
ordunla kopek oldugunu hiç anlatma got borusu!

Suffering Without A Nation – The Plight of Kurdish Women in the Diaspora

As the sufferings of Kurdish women increase today, acts of self-destruction increase dramatically.

- Lys Anzia – Women News Network - WNN

SURUNUN ALCAK K0PEKLER

The name of Turkey, Türkiye in the Turkish language: Türk, which means "strong" in Old Turkic and usually signifying the inhabitants of Turkey or a member of the Turkish or Turkic peoples..........

International Recognition of Armenian Genocide
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Argentina - 1985
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Australia
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Belgium
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Canada - 1996
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Chile - 2007
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Cyprus - 1982
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by England
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by the European Union
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by France - 1998
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Germany - 2005
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Greece
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Holland
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Italy
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Kurdistan
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Lebanon
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Lithuania - 2005
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Poland - 2005
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Russia
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Slovakia - 2004
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Sweden
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Switzerland - 2003
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Uruguay - 1965
Recognition of Armenian Genocide in USA
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Vatican City
Recognition of Armenian Genocide by Wales