It is all Pan-Turkism Options

[concheet]

Thrace, Bati, Armenia, Cyprus, Azerbaycan, Kurdistan....

[Azertos]

Yes that was my meaning, Diri...

I have been investigating... I wonder if the Turks don't plan on taking over Azerbaycan as well? as well as Armenian, Greek Cyprus etc

azeags- poster
Posted: Sat Oct 15, 2005 3:24 pm Post subject: the truths
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armenians will never accept it and they will even call their own a traitor...armenians are not human beings...i dont say it just because of a hatred...i have seen what they have done to the civillians in karabakh..

i honestly believe that its time to stop all negotiations with armenia..they always threat us so we should talk to them in a way which they always deserve.
http://middleeastinfo.org/forum/viewtopic....der=asc&start=0

hanim Poster
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 1:45 pm

It all started with the interference of the armenian diaspora and Armenia and their long dreams for the greater Armenia.

http://middleeastinfo.org/forum/viewtopic....der=asc&start=0

How things get twisted! Greater Armenia? I think Greater Turkey is the real truth... I keep hearing from BT and others a \"call to arms\" against Cyprus... a drumming up of hatred against Armenia, against the Greeks... for what purpose?

Is it my imagination or are both Greek Cyprus and Armenia small Christian enclaves surrounded by Muslims? Is this perhaps a reason? could it really be related to some Islamic fundamentalists of this nature?

I beg your pardon??? Islamic fundamentalists? you're funny. haha! i'm laughing my a$$ off! you can't come up with something else than Islam this islam that.....why don't you admit that you hate muslims...you know i actually don't give a s**t about your opinion,ohhh and about ''greater Turkey'' i have something to add to your ''investigation'', we are not trying to steal other lands and make it ''greater Turkey'', it's just an idea of getting turkic states together, because we were separated from each other...it's like seeing your familly after a long period of time. As secular states Azerbaijan and Turkey are following the Turkish Kemalist model, in Turkey it's because of Ataturk , in Azerbaijan it's been made possible by ex-Soviet Union, so your ''fundamentalist' thing is nonsense!