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Oct 10, 2019 14:01:05   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
There is a recognition by several groups of Kurds of the participation of their ancestors in the Armenian Genocide during World War I. Some Kurdish tribes, mainly as part of the Ottoman army, along with the Turks and other people, participated in massacres of Armenians. Other Kurds opposed the genocide, in some cases even hiding or adopting Armenian refugees. Also, inmates in Ottoman prisons, including Kurds and Turks, were given amnesty and released from prison if they would massacre the Armenians.

Grand Vizier Mehmed Talat in his Posthumous Memoirs of Talaat Pasha claimed that:

Although we punished many of the guilty, most of them were untouched. These people, whom we might call outlaws, because of their unlawful attitude in disregarding the order of the Central Government, were divided into two classes. Some of them were acting under personal hatred, or for individual profit. Those who l**ted the goods of the deported Armenians were easily punishable, and we punished them. But there was another group, who sincerely believed that the general interest of the community necessitated the punishment alike of those Armenians who massacred the guiltless Mohammedans and those who helped the Armenian bandits to endanger our national life.
There is a recognition by several groups of Kurds ... (show quote)

I will check out the memoirs of Talaat Pasha, it sounds like the sort of stuff Tanner Akcan recorded "A Shameful Act" some things are incomprehensible to people who haven't endured such horrors, even underwear was removed and used.

I don't believe there was ever a serious attempt at punishment, if there was some at least Armenians would have returned, from what I understand they were not allowed to.

The Youg Turks began their massacre of Armenians in 1909 and by 1915 there were 1.3 million Armenians k**led so they couldn't come back, but the Armenians Communities in Syria were the result of survivors so some could have returned and Armenians living outside of the Ottomon Empire could have swelled the ranks of the 400,000 Armenians that stayed in Turkey.

Armenians from the Soviet Republic could have taken possession of Armenian property on behalf of the dead, instead the Young Turks engaged in Civil War with the Ottoman old guard the British were supposedly supporting the Sultan who was again recognized as the Legal Authority in 1918.

I think the British lost on purpose, the fact that they sent troops probably didn't mean much, I don't know how many never went home.

But I will check out the secular account because it was Churchill that rejected Turkish approaches to side with the Allies, Churchill just wanted to grab Ottoman wealth, hence the Arab revolt that really won the war for the Allies because the Indian Muslims became leaderless which allowed the Palestinian campaign that conquered Jerusalem , General Allenby enters Jerusalem December 1917 Arab Revolt was June 1916


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Oct 10, 2019 13:09:15   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
That's easy for YOU to say!


It took me a fair bit of thinking though.
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Oct 10, 2019 12:54:58   #
Kevyn wrote:
The Armenian genocide took place over 100 years ago, there hasn’t been a person alive responsible for the genocide in this century.


I have posted years ago that Armenian ethnic cleansing was a profound significance I called it genocide for first time, I go a bit blassy on OPP but it's really not proper to call it genocide if you consider it to be a Divine Act to bring about the situation for the outcome of (p) Abraham's Religion to be made apparent, it's really beyond human capacity to be guilty or blamed because it was instigated by God.

Religious tolerance was the hallmark of the Ottomon period the Armenians were prosperous and numerous that changed in 1913 the secular movement took over and the Armenians were ethnically cleansed the property less Kurds became sediment with Armenian holdings.

We could be witnessing another great cultural upheaval, Armenian history you say is irrelevant, but maybe is most relevant Theologically.

Or maybe not, the Sublime Port was lost 100 years ago and the Armenians went down now Religion is making a comeback and the Kurds are going down this is like a yo yo.

Or a Divine Revelation who knows.
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Oct 10, 2019 12:12:45   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
A truly interesting perspective. I know there are some Kurds who are c*******t in their views, but not all I think. And despite all of it, they DID act as our boots on the ground under our Air force in the fight against the Caliph**e.


So did the PMU, so did the Palestinians in Yarmouk refuge camp Damascus, so did the Syrian Arab Army, so did FSA, so did al- Qaeda, so did Hezbollah all acted as boots on the ground while US Air was engaging IS.

Russian Air was bombing IS oil convoys going to Turkey when Obama was just bombing Syrian infrastructure saying on more than one occasion - "you know it will take at least 30 years to defeat IS " - Obama was obviously thinking let IS smash Assad then worry about it.

However while Obama was saying that, others were saying let IS smash al-Zawahiri the boss of al-Qaeda and then worry about it.

Al-Zawahiri is still around, somewhere, maybe we think, maybe not, possibly he's wised up and retired but Assad hasn't opted for the quiet life.

I agree Kurds are not all C*******t, I don't think the ideology of the Kurds is the problem on a personal level, but its the same situation as in Southern Yemen where the secessionist movement was C****e built, in Afghanistan the same thing applied, or was similar, until rubbed out by Taliban, Nasser in Egypt was similar gone completely, good or bad is no longer relevant.

Does it fit in with what has taken it's place is what's pertinent.

South Yemen and Kurdistan secessionist movements are the only remnants of that era.

There is a very big tangible part of Kurdish history tied up with Abdullah Ocalan the PKK leader, as long as he represents the Kurdistan Movement all Kurds will think his ideology is paramount, to think otherwise is to come up with a replacement which has a broad acceptance.

Islam could the job but Ocalan's Career was founded on anti-Religion and Religion is not acceptable to Kurdish secular benefactors also for Religion to be used as a tool there needs to be a Religious enemy and the Kurds are best friends with Z*****ts, MbS tired to be friends with the Z*****ts but I think he has failed.

Ocalan belongs to a ideological currents that have stopped flowing in the Middle East the Baathists were all secular now all that has changed, if Kurds move now they will be slaughtered like Saddam's followers were.

It would be difficult to believe if Kurdistan came about as it nearly did in the Iraqi referendum 2017 that Ocalan wouldn't be seen as its founder and de facto leader.

No Kurds anywhere label Ocalan as a criminal amongst their followers, in the Iraqi Parliament they do disingenuously.

Syrian YPG and SDF always posed with his propaganda, and his ideology is joined at the hip with Cultural Left Soros Politics, I suspect funded at highest level by G*******t Plutocrats Facebook and Google proprietors and alt-right elements come crypto freaks.
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Oct 10, 2019 09:40:48   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
It's an issue.

The l*****t/Democrat/Trump h**er - "We stay. Trump's abandoning the Kurds. A decision based upon nothing but politics and h**e for Trump.

The Republicans - Two ways of looking at it; We shouldn't leave or we should or maybe, there's more to this than meets the eye. Bottom line, for the Republicans, it's policy debate between opposing thinking, not a knee jerk "I h**e Trump" reaction like the left.


My big question: How is the move of 50 military personnel a total of 25 miles going to bring on Armageddon??

Trump made a fair point: Not all Kurds are the same and not all of them are good, loyal patriotic, pro-Americans. He pointed to an article about some of the history of the Kurds back into past wars. They didn't chime into those wars helping us. They have only helped us when they had something of value to gain. In this case, their homes/land/where they live at present.

Here's the point. It's not a slam dunk sort of policy decision which is easily made. And it's not something you decide on based upon politics and h**e for the president. Our guys are in danger and some will die as they have been now for 20 some odd years in Afghanistan and they region. If I were Trump, I'd get tired of having to explain it to the family's of the service men who died, as to why it was necessary for them to die. Soldiers die, true enough, but are they nothing but pawns to be played and lost??

They say our guys just being there would stop Turkey from attacking the area. Really? How many of you guys want to go over there and essentially be human shields between the Kurds and Turkey, and test that theory?????
It's an issue. br br The l*****t/Democrat/Trump h... (show quote)


The Kurds are principally responsible for the Armenian Genocide.
F.T. K's

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Oct 10, 2019 09:34:33   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
It's an issue.

The l*****t/Democrat/Trump h**er - "We stay. Trump's abandoning the Kurds. A decision based upon nothing but politics and h**e for Trump.

The Republicans - Two ways of looking at it; We shouldn't leave or we should or maybe, there's more to this than meets the eye. Bottom line, for the Republicans, it's policy debate between opposing thinking, not a knee jerk "I h**e Trump" reaction like the left.


My big question: How is the move of 50 military personnel a total of 25 miles going to bring on Armageddon??

Trump made a fair point: Not all Kurds are the same and not all of them are good, loyal patriotic, pro-Americans. He pointed to an article about some of the history of the Kurds back into past wars. They didn't chime into those wars helping us. They have only helped us when they had something of value to gain. In this case, their homes/land/where they live at present.

Here's the point. It's not a slam dunk sort of policy decision which is easily made. And it's not something you decide on based upon politics and h**e for the president. Our guys are in danger and some will die as they have been now for 20 some odd years in Afghanistan and they region. If I were Trump, I'd get tired of having to explain it to the family's of the service men who died, as to why it was necessary for them to die. Soldiers die, true enough, but are they nothing but pawns to be played and lost??

They say our guys just being there would stop Turkey from attacking the area. Really? How many of you guys want to go over there and essentially be human shields between the Kurds and Turkey, and test that theory?????
It's an issue. br br The l*****t/Democrat/Trump h... (show quote)

Well, !! All the IS prisoners that the Kurds let go can come and live at my place and I'll give them special re-education curriculum, then I can go live in the Syria parts that Turkey is liberating from C****e Kurds because Turkey said if the EU calls them invaders 3 million Syrian Refugees won't be allowed back into Syria and will have to head off to France and Germany.

The only problum is if I'm in Syria having a good time with the Arabs who was living there before the Kurds came who's going to be taking the re-education classes in Australia?.

I suppose I could advertise and C****e Kurds are welcome to apply.
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Oct 9, 2019 15:23:23   #
Carol Kelly wrote:
Biden has crossed the line from dementia to total insanity. Now he’s calling for Trump’s impeachment. Someone who is so blatantly criminal, should be hiding out, not making a public spectacle of himself. It’s like “I will not be ignored “ coming from a lunatic.


Biden is a fruit loop.
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Oct 9, 2019 00:37:47   #
Dwight Logan wrote:
When I graduated from law school my father askef me what the most important thing I learned. My answer was "that you did not have to sit facing the corner."
I gave a seninar using a text I wrote called Essential Learning Sk**ls for text book writers. After the seminar I was interviewed by the evening news tv show. I was asked which grade in grammar school I liked best and I told her the three years I was in fifth grade. When he then asked me why it was the best. My answer was, "it enabled me to drive to eighth grade
Two years after I moved to Tennessee I opened a real estate school. The sec because they did not speak right. night one if the students asked me to slow down when I taught. She said we yankees spoke spoke too fast. She then added that another thing that bothered them about yankees was that we said that we corrected their English because they did not speak right. When I said "Correctly" I thought that she would down for laughing so hard.
I then told her to listen to me speek I would
Learn them good "enlish".I married my wife who was from Tennessee and I was from the north so I coined another word and we say "usinzguys'
I also coined the word "Dumbiosities" which you use to remember important information.
When I graduated from law school my father askef m... (show quote)

The lasting logic applied to learning came to me from the Miocene, the memory is a bit blurry but if I remember it was a great release to be rid of them pesty dinasours which pushed my class really high up on the pecking order, if your counting back which we're doing righ now, actually if I remember right only the bones were left when my class got the green light to go at the carcass, we used rocks to break up the bones and suck out the narrow.

But the guy who always came last in the class, if I remember correctly, said to me after a meal, you know what RTfriend I've just had a wonderful idea, I was so glad he got my name righ I decided to indulge him, and requested that he inform me about it immediately.

Well said the stand in for a human since we got a few bones left over why don't we point one at a saber-toothed tiger.

An interesting through I replied go sleep on it and see if you can remember that wonderful idea when you awaken.

To my astonishment he did so, I guess that's why he became such a bright spark from a very dark start.

We never tried pointing the bone at the tiger, we didn't have to, the teacher said to me I was now her number one sophomore and this was my final year.

So I unfortunately never graduated which I attributed that to the newly raised up dux of the class pointing his bone at the teacher, obviously he was confusing teacher for tiger after his siesta thereby becoming the teachers pet, and alleviating me of that responsibility.


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Oct 8, 2019 14:38:30   #
woodguru wrote:
And they affect who they affect. It has come down to a science that is effective because of social media data base targeting.

Take your bias out of this, and look at the way this works, it is a thing that has become a tool to be used against people by others who have an agenda.

I heard a good explanation of how this works that puts it in perspective. There is no shame in being in a target group, pay attention to the dynamics and you can figure out who is being targeted.

Let's say you meet a person and start dating them, they are your perfect soul mate. They share your love of sports, are fans of the same teams, they own the same kinds of guns you do, they hunt and fish...everything is right about them as far as being a match. But let's say you found out that they had stalked you for two years, this is how they knew everything about you. For most people this would change things, but then I guess for many maybe they wouldn't look this perfect person in the mouth as the saying goes.

Social media groups are cultivated over a long period. They have the ability to target a specific group with exact likes and dislikes. They can start out on safe ground that has a sound basis of t***h, but subscribes to the beliefs of the target group. Once they have several hundred subscribers, or people following their stories, they can start drifting over to things that are not so true, and 300,000 people share it with people they know who are usually of the same frame of mind.

People are going to have to get wiser or more open minded to objective analysis of the veracity of a particular site. This nation is being divided by BS and sometimes stupid notions. We are seeing the start of social media companies trying to define their roles in eliminating f**e news, the things that are lies. The irony is that the people this works best on see this as an attempt to stifle the t***h that is their t***h.
And they affect who they affect. It has come down ... (show quote)


It might interest you woodguru to know that irony was a predicate of beginning basically because t***h was subverted from the very first communication, so there was no moral authority to begin with, actually it was the irony manifested by the interlocutor that cause moral authority to come into reality long before existence was even though of, but we can put that to one side for the moment.

Your topic for discussion is quite interesting what I want to ask your comment on concerns the particulates regarding sexuality as the variance of fetishism and hence does this human, perhaps quality, t***spose itself into f**e news automatically ?.

Can fixation of interest between two people be sustained without sexual attraction or is this the representation of f**e news ?.

And if you can't answer because of, for one reason or other, perhaps you could tell the communicators here if nostalgic memories are the bedrock of cultural identity and what role, if any, does nostalgic contemplation play in social dynamics.

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Oct 8, 2019 02:17:41   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
Didn't you say that Mueller and Comey were working on exposing the deep state and Hillary??


Dear me and thank goodness that's all gone with the wind, I'm pretty sure the Speaker was reluctant to proceed with Ukrainegate so close to big brother Russiagate, Le-Pen is left wondering if her particular poison would have any bearing on the object, heaven forbid it be Nancy Pelosi, I only hope she has been warned Marine Let Pen has got the vengeance of a woman scorned.

Now when women come after me they take pity if I make out I'm a blood thirsty warrior, I'm an extremely good actor and it gets em everytime although my experience shows a good dose of Secret Agent Comrade Novichok will put Nancy 6 feet under.

Also I'm not a spy but I can tell you who is and she also works for Putin and she's known as the Smooth Second Amendment Operator Maria Butina who embarked on her mission with the NRA watching her back, and we all know what they were looking at, another wasted gal that could of had a prodigious future instead of joining up with Comey and Muller exposing the deep state.

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Oct 7, 2019 23:04:49   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
In the end, Trump doesn't care. He's doing what he thinks needs to be done and what he said he would do. If he's ousted, he'll just go back to making big bucks and live happily ever after. Trump h**ers want to ruin him but it just won't happen.


I heard it eerily, and so had to block my ear that Fox was turning on Trump, luckily that idea escaped me, but not everyone is as fast as me, the reason I'm so quick off the mark belongs a documentary concerning it pays to be smart.

My pay day is yet to come so I can quit anytime I like, just means that I'll never have a GF, but Trump has already received the funds, I don't think he can quit and walk away.

Which is the biggest NSA or CIA ?

The Fat-Cats want Trump to deliver or at least try to, the same way Bush senior and junior did, certainly Obama didn't hold back and Hillary was shafted by the establishment so Trump could let loose and be the Danger-Man which in the proverbial Fat- Cat eye means war on this Continent and on that.

The CIA has got a bigger budget but NSA is more sneakier so I would say the biggest by far is the candle lit dinner on the Slow Boat to China and I sincerely hope Trump makes it even though I never.
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Oct 7, 2019 20:41:31   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
I'm always saying that!


MAGA / TOCBWV ( take out country back without violence )

It is very complicated and people haven't got the time or knowledge to come to informed opinions so if we in our own humble way just ask all the caring folks to sit up and take notice a bit more than they usually do because there could be big changes coming up in Britain and maybe US too.

Trump could be in trouble if the banks sabotage the economy.

What the Dems are offerring, and what are the Conservatives offer in Britain is "not" more of the same, because the established ways of the past 50 years are coming to a close, a tradesmen in Australia 40 years ago could retire with a suburban home and a beach house this was common now it is unheard of, unless tradesmen had benefited from property capital gains which were taken advantage of by selling up and moving on.

I'm not saying Trump's economic policies are workable but the culture Trump stands for compared to the Dems is what I advise well meaning folks should consider as being far better than the Dems, the very best thing would be Trump and Sanders joining forces sounds stupid but Hillary and Graham are doing it.

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Oct 7, 2019 18:07:13   #
nwtk2007 wrote:
How could anything they report be taken for t***h?????? We truly live in fantasy land when "news" networks can spin this the way they are spinning it!!

Trouble is, ignorant America is buying into it. I heard a comment from the left just today, (paraphrased), the Trump supporters are simply not accepting the news as they are reporting it. Duh!!!! In other words, we are not buying into the propaganda.

It is truly something I never ever thought I would witness in my lifetime!! And remember, the dem's aren't telling these "news" outlets what to say, the media is telling the dem's what to say!!!!!!!!!!!
How could anything they report be taken for t***h?... (show quote)

That's like asking what has H****r B***n got in common with Ghislaine Maxwell ?.


For it is written silence is golden for which some are beholding virtual reality under the rock of a twisted academy where christmas trees are candle hanakkah menorah smothered in tinsel still made from shredded silver lighting up the English word hanky panky.
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Oct 7, 2019 10:14:27   #
BigMike wrote:
I'll see what I can do.


Much obliged.

ps. Isn't Brexit getting exciting, I keep near falling off my chair, if Boris is a man which I think he could be he'll continue on and break the law and possibly be arrested but that will make him a hero, maybe.
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Oct 6, 2019 20:25:45   #
BigMike wrote:
That's funny! My cousin thinks he's the Messiah!


Obviously a false one, anyhow wish him all the best from me, I am the only true Messiah but I don't see any harm in others having a go, maybe we could team up, one of us has to go make peace in the Middle East and end the friction in political economics.

Speaking of friction we had the rave party going at it over this long weekend, I vowed to ride my bike RD 650 to West Australia and leave it there get my KTM 450 regestered and use it around here and at the track, so then since air fares are so cheap under $500 return to Perth from Sydney every long weekend I could split the scene and stay out of prison.

But my car needs engine rebuild so probably would have it off the road and so my racing career with my super fast KTM 250, 2 stroke would not take place as I wouldn't be able to get my racing bike to the race meetings, do you know anyone who would be interested in sponsoring me if I promise to come good with a few miracles?.
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