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 Feb 23, 09, 20:01    #31
southern:
If Kurds don't suffocate Turkey.

How can they ? Ankara despite all western fears has a powerfull army and stable administration ( unlike Pakistan ) if Kurds get too uppity they end up on a wrong end of a serious military offensive.

Besides nowdays Kurds focus on Iraq, there's chaos there and they have it easy unlike in Turkey with its relatively efficient police and military.

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Edited by: Crow  Feb 25, 09, 18:06    #32
Poland ... will be the new super power

only if Racowie (Serbians) represent crucial force on Balkan, only in that case

but, considering mega trends, ... considering that lands of Racowie represent NATO dominon (ruled by NATO degenerics, for example as Havier Solans) same as Poland... Poland is far from perspective to become super power
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 Feb 25, 09, 21:45    #33
Mexico is having so many issues right now, man. There's these drug cartels and the state department just got through warning all of us to *stay away* from there.
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 Feb 25, 09, 22:07    #34
Mexico?

what Poland has with Mexico?

only connection between masters of Mexican drug cartels and ruling Polish political establishment could be cooperation over Kosovo issue and stealing of Serbian territory on behalf of global narco mafia, sex traficking, slavery of white woman and human organ extraction
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 Feb 25, 09, 22:14    #35
Crow:
what Poland has with Mexico?

Wroclaw is twinned with Guadalajara
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Edited by: HatefulBunch397  Feb 25, 09, 22:15    #36
There's sophisticated, organized drug cartells in Durango, is it? I don't believe they are in any way connected to Poland. People go to Mexico on spring break and now a couple of universities like the one in Arizona are warning the students not to go to Mexico for spring break. The state department says it's dangerous because something like 200 americans have been murdered there in a year. State department is saying to stay in the tourist areas but CNN's saying those are dangerous too. There was a drug shoot out in a shopping mall.
Interesting how all this will play out when Mexico becomes a super power;)
Shawn_H  Feb 25, 09, 22:18    #37
Wroclaw:
Wroclaw is twinned with Guadalajara

I'll stick to Wroclaw, thanks.
miranda  Feb 25, 09, 22:18    #38
HatefulBunch397:
The state department says it's dangerous because something like 200 americans have been murdered there in a year

link?
HatefulBunch397:
There was a drug shoot out in a shopping mall.

come to Canada, we have those.
HatefulBunch397:
Interesting how all this will play out when Mexico becomes a super power;)

yah, very interesting.
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Edited by: HatefulBunch397  Feb 25, 09, 22:20    #39
There might be a link at CNN. Let me see if I can google it.

This link is for a station in Houston and explains about it but I don't know if it specifically mentions what was on CNN. I checked CNN's site but didn't see what I saw on television.

http://www.click2houston.com/news/18791223/detail.html
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 Feb 25, 09, 22:25    #40
Wroclaw:
Wroclaw is twinned with Guadalajara

ah, that`s ok.

Anyway, what Wroclaw has with current Polish ruling establishment (take that moronic Tusk for example) deeply devoted to NATO terrorists? As i know, decent people live in city of Wroclaw
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 Feb 25, 09, 22:51    #41
Crow:
As i know, decent people live in city of Wroclaw

I live in Wroc³aw and i would be gratefull not to be insulted with decency thank you :)
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Edited by: Crow  Feb 25, 09, 23:06    #42
Sokrates:
I live in Wroc³aw

hallo from Novi Sad! :)

HatefulBunch397:
CNN

CNN spit on Serbians. Ignore CNN

If by some miracle my King Wladislaw Warnenchyk could arise from his grave, as a Serb, i could only apologise to my King that Serbians didn`t kill enough of THEM and that some of Arabic, Chechen and Afgan mujaheedines still live in Bosnia, Herzegovina and on Kosovo. That`s the only failure to my King that i can admit... SERBIANS DIDN`T KILL ALL OF THOSE WHO POLUTED WHITE GARDEN. That`s the only failure of Racowie, southern gate keepers
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Edited by: jukka  Jun 26, 09, 13:31    #43
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ha-ha turkey is superpower, ha-ha...it is already superpower. Superpower of gastarbaiters !!!

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It sounds less funny Poland & Mexico will be a superpower .. lol

Arrogance is a trial for small people to show themselves bigger than what they are
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 Jun 26, 09, 14:59    #44
jukka:
Arrogance is a trial for small people to show themselves bigger than what they are

Well said!
Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 15:06    #45
rock:
Turkey

Super Kebabs but thats about it im afraid.

Poland may well be part of a super power in the EU. If theyre going to create an alliance with the likes of Mexico, Turkey and Japan they must first become combat racism, preferably within the next 10 years. Not in a month of Sundays mush!!
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Edited by: Torq  Jun 26, 09, 16:01    #46
Wroclaw Boy:
Turkey

Wroclaw Boy:
Super Kebabs but thats about it im afraid.

You're a busy man and don't have much time for reading, right?

Well, if you ever get some spare time, try reading these (all in English):

Chris Morris "The New Turkey",
Andrew Mango "The Turks Today",
Feroz Ahmad "Turkey - The Quest for Identity"
and last but not the least - Andrew Mango's "Ataturk".

When you're finished with these, you may want to read some Orhan
Pamuk's novels (I recommend "Istanbul" and "Snow" among others).

Come back then and tell me if you still think that Turkey
is "Super Kebabs but thats about it".
Wroclaw Boy Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 16:23    #47
Torq:
You're a busy man and don't have much time for reading, right?

Not really i like to read.

Torq:
Well, if you ever get some spare time, try reading these (all in English):

Chris Morris "The New Turkey",
Andrew Mango "The Turks Today",
Feroz Ahmad "Turkey - The Quest for Identity"
and last but not the least - Andrew Mango's "Ataturk".

I wouldnt read any of those in my spare time. I'll stick to Midnight Express cheers.

Torq:
When you're finished with these, you may want to read some Orhan
Pamuk's novels (I recommend "Istanbul" and "Snow" among others).

Yeh right, please more boring Turkish literature.

Torq:
Come back then and tell me if you still think that Turkey
is "Super Kebabs but thats about it".

Your post is fundamentally flawed by the fact all nations have herioc personalities and historys. Also many books are biased based on the authors personal opinions, even if the author cites credible sources they are after all at his/her discretion.

Just look at the Michael Jackson thread for the public's common beliefs.

I ask you how will Turkeys EU accession benefit the World? IMO it will bridge the gap between Christian and Muslim but other than that not too much really, except for more competition in the kebab industry of course.
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 Jun 26, 09, 17:20    #48
Torq:
When you're finished with these, you may want to read some Orhan
Pamuk's novels

You impressed me Torq, My Name is Red is also a masterpiece in my opinion.
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Edited by: Torq  Jun 26, 09, 17:22    #49
Wroclaw Boy:
I ask you how will Turkeys EU accession benefit the World?

How will it benefit the World is none of my concern. I believe, however, that it will
benefit Poland and that's enough for me.
It will shift a lot of political power away from Germany and will allow Poland to form
an alliance with Turkey, within EU, beneficial for both countries.

Wroclaw Boy:
IMO it will bridge the gap between Christian and Muslim

EU is not Christian and Turkey is not Muslim (well, not in a sense that Iran or Saudi
Arabia are Muslim). Turkey is no more a Muslim country than Netherlands is a Christian
country (and I'm not talking about official statistics but about real life), so including
Turkey in EU is not about religion IMO

mephias:
My Name is Red is also a masterpiece in my opinion

So I've heard. It's standing on my shelf waiting for my holidays to start,
so I can read it :)
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 Jun 26, 09, 17:29    #50
Japan's GDP is said to be dropping rapidly. Still, I believe it is like the crisis. The crisis was said to have crippled the US economy but it's still strong, in actual fact.

The problem in Japan will be layoffs. They are placing a heavy reliance on robotics and many people will be unemployed as a result.
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Edited by: mephias  Jun 26, 09, 17:33    #51
Torq:
So I've heard. It's standing on my shelf waiting for my holidays to start,
so I can read it :)

It is the best one I think and if you like Orhan Pamuk I also recommend you to read Paul Auster. Not completely in same style but you can get similar taste from his books.
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 Jun 26, 09, 17:46    #52
mephias:
if you like Orhan Pamuk I also recommend you to read Paul Auster

I will try to find some of his books. Thanks for the recommendation!
Wroclaw Boy Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 18:08    #53
Torq:
How will it benefit the World is none of my concern. I believe, however, that it will
benefit Poland and that's enough for me.

You shouldnt have said that mush, thats one of the reaosns your country's been pissed all over for so many years and IMO why you are one of the biggest cheating, lying shite bird colonies of the new EU. Its always a look after no:1 attitude with you guys. So many Polish issues can be traced back to the above just look at your roads for fcuk sake! somewhere, somehow some fat cat greedy bastad has profited form the sub standard road building system, its like to hell with saving lives and national standards im gonna make a quick buck here ha ha..

I had you down as a new age Pole but that thought has gone right out of the window.

Torq:
EU is not Christian

No, well what is it then? Im not religious but you have to play the game for now.

Torq:
Turkey is not Muslim

Oh no - really, well what then? again you have to play the religion game wether you believe it or not.

Torq:
Turkey in EU is not about religion IMO

Turkey in the EU is all about religion.
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 Jun 26, 09, 18:32    #54
Wroclaw Boy:
you are one of the biggest cheating, lying shite bird colonies of the new EU

Thank you for your valued and balanced opinion on Poland. Although it says
more about yourself than about Poland.

Wroclaw Boy:
I had you down as a new age Pole

Fuckinhell - where did you get that idea??? I am 100% patriotic, Catholic-conservative
Pole and proud of it! FFS - the Radio Maryja family are a bunch of liberals and modernists
compared to me!

Torq:
EU is not Christian

Wroclaw Boy:
No, well what is it then?

You tell me - UK has been in the EU far longer than Poland :)

It certainly isn't Christian. The EU was against putting the invocatio Dei in its
constitution and refuses to officialy acknowledge the Christian contribution
to European history and culture. Most of the member countries allow the slaughtering
of innocent, defensless babies (which they very elegantly call "abortion") and such
aberrations as gay marriages or adoption of kids by homosexuals.

EU is a political organisation which is certainly not Christian.
Wroclaw Boy Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 18:48    #55
Torq:
Thank you for your valued and balanced opinion on Poland. Although it says
more about yourself than about Poland.

Really, i think not. You should have been a member last year when i was running a Polish company.

Torq:
EU is a political organisation which is certainly not Christian.

Polotics and religion dont mix although it remains the underlying fundamental just not broadcasted too much.
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Edited by: Torq  Jun 26, 09, 18:56    #56
Wroclaw Boy:
Really, i think not.

Well, if that's the case then I don't really understand why should you
have anything to do with Poland and Poles if we are so terrible, "cheating",
"lying" etc. etc.

Last time I checked the borders were opened, so if you don't like our country
so much then I guess there are about 200 other countries in the world that
might be more to your liking.
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 Jun 26, 09, 18:57    #57
Politics and religion played a major part in the Balkans and would have been a major stumbling block were Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia to have been in at that time.

Oric is from Turkey. He was acquitted in the Hague, one of the most controversial outcomes/verdicts of our times. Totally unforgivable!
Wroclaw Boy Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 19:02    #58
Torq:
Well, if that's the case then I don't really understand why should you
have anything to do with Poland and Poles if we are so terrible, "cheating",
"lying" etc. etc.

Youre not terrible at all, just sly, kind of do anything to cheat your way to profit. You guys have tried to take me to the cleaners plenty of times and sometimes youve succeeded in making a few hundred Zloty.

Torq:
Last time I checked the borders were opened, so if you don't like our country

I like Poland in many ways, but in so many others quite the contrary Watson..

I'll be gone soon enough but not before i take my millions..
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Edited by: Torq  Jun 26, 09, 19:07    #59
Wroclaw Boy:
sly, kind of do anything to cheat your way to profit

Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's exactly what you were saying some time ago
about Jews. So, apparently Poles and Jews would get on pretty well, seeing as
we are all equally "sly" and "cheating" :)

Wroclaw Boy:
You guys

Wroclaw Boy:
sometimes youve succeeded

I apologize, Wroclaw Boy, but I really don't remember doing any kind of business with you.
Wroclaw Boy Edited by: Wroclaw Boy  Jun 26, 09, 19:12    #60
Torq:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that's exactly what you were saying some time ago
about Jews. So, apparently Poles and Jews would get on pretty well, seeing as
we are all equally "sly" and "cheating" :)

Nice one thats probably why you had 3,000,000 of them pre WWII, good observation i never thought of that, humm interesting.

Torq:
I apologize, Wroclaw Boy, but I really don't remember doing any kind of business with you.

I'd love to accept your apology, however its a trait so far inbred in Polish society its not going to be erradicated for a long, long time. Also your sarcasm has a very thin coat, another problem with the Poles: sense of humour.

Im not blaming Poles - hey its all Churchill's fault.

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