"Death to Turkey" everywhere!!!

Why? Who wrote them? And what other language are they in?

and where is it? your street?

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With no doubt Armenians have written them but I don't know why in Persian language?!! Of course they are also many of them in Armenian language, such as this one:

"Death to Turkey" everywhere:

Those people should get a warning from AE!

 

hm...
somebody should call poirot to solve the mystery!

I feel so ashamed 

Originally posted by bg_turk But Armenians are far more extreme and many of them simply hate the Turks and would refuse to have anything to do with Turks (I know from an Armenian friend). An azquaintance from Turkey was in Armenia for some exchnage, and her host (I suppose when both of them were a bit drunk) threatened to kill her because of 1915 and said that nobody would even notice. And I know some worse stories but this is digressing from the topic...

well why dont you try to look at it from their point of view? you just refuse to do that.

how would jews feel if germany was still in denial? i am not condoning their actions, but you have to know that they are angry and frustrated. its plain ridiculous.

I seriously doubt someone from Armenia would  risk going to Iran and write graffiti...

Originally posted by Iranian41ife how would jews feel if germany was still in denial? i am not condoning their actions, but you have to know that they are angry and frustrated. its plain ridiculous.

Armenians and their supporters awlays try to compare it to the Jewish Holocaust to lend more credence to the Armenian allgeations.

Whatever the name you choose for 1915, it certainly was a horrible tradegy not only for Armenians but for many Muslims as well.

Armenians insist on the name Genocide because this term has a very specific legal definition and they are trying to apply the Genocide convention retroactively to force modern Turkey to pay compensations or to return some land.

But lets ignore the motives of the Armenians, and instead assume that the purpose of this campaign for the recognition is awareness of this horrible crime for the sake of a reconciliation between the Armenian and Turkish people, and so that such crimes is never repeated again. If this is indeed the case I fully support the cause of the Armenian people, and also that of all the muslim families in Turkey that have lost loved once in this tradegy and also want their plight to be known to the world.

And I am not alone in that, today there are many people in Turkey who are trying to bring awareness of the events of 1915 to the Turkish public like Orhan Pamuk, Zarakoglu, even conferences are organized where increasingly outspoken supporters of the Genocide thesis are offered the floor ... Their task is not easy and it is made even harded by the actions of Armenian extremists.

Armenians putting ultimatums like recognize it as Genocide or else "Death to Turkey", their continuing agression in Nagorno-Karabakh and the Khojaly massacres, do not help the Armenian cause one bit, they make the Turks even more defensive, in what they see as an unjust onslaught on the image of their country.

You simply cannot support the terrorist actions of ASALA against the Turkish state, or desire the death of it, and at the same time ask for some simpathy from that same state for what has happened to you a century ago. In this respect I applaud mamikon's condemnation of such actions.

ah wonderfull news, i should email it to my teacher here (Metin Keskin), he works for Zaman newspaper and somethimes he shows up on Samanyolu TV. Few days ago he asked me a news to post, this is great and shocking news for Turkish people!

Originally posted by DayI ah wonderfull news, i should email it to my teacher here (Metin Keskin), he works for Zaman newspaper and somethimes he shows up on Samanyolu TV. Few days ago he asked me a news to post, this is great and shocking news for Turkish people!

what kind of reporter gets news from random people? just wondering, no offense

anyway, make sure the credit goes teh cyrus shahmiri, dont take the credit for his work

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