Turkey as an EU candidate

Spartakus, you are the one talking without reason; you haven't even read my post clearly. I said my grandfather worked for 10 years not my father.

My grandfather was a diplomat and my other grandfather was the minister of finance in 1946 government of Turkey. I warn and ask you not to insult my country further. Your statements have passed the line of respect and empathy far ago. Two days ago we were watching the "Independence" tv series with my grandmother which depicts the Turkish independence war. Greeks are shown as innocent people who were led into a false dream by the British. In the final scene Ataturk looks at martyred Greek soldiers and says "Poor youngsters, who told you to come here and die?". Afterwards he orders an aide to lift and clean a Greek flag which was lying on the ground. Another scene shows him saying "I hope that the Greeks understand that this was a big mistake and we can someday live in peace. My nation doesn't breed hatred and knows the importance of peace"When entering the Turkish Villa in �zmir, the local people had placed a Greek flag in front of the house stating that the Greek king had stepped on it while entering the house. Ataturk replies "He made a mistake by showing disrespect to the symbol of a nation, I won't make the same mistake". All these scenes have been true according to writings and records.

Spartakus, I have great admiration to Ancient Greece and I believe that it was your great great ancestors who protected ancient democracy againsy Persian opression. I listen to Greek music, eat Greek food and I love Greek yogurt. I did Sirtaki, I even had a Greek girlfriend. I like your country, your langauge is like a poem. So tell me now, do you believe that I am full with propoganda and Ataturk's nation is full of propoganda. Please be reasonable...

Now to the real issue;

Against the ever evolving danger in the middle east, Turkey can provide a bridge of economic and political co-operation. Don't you agree friends?