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Ok so this is a raving thread. Propably because I havent slept yesterday and because I'm pissed!
I see that at Poly it's business as usual.
Next door at Constantinople/Istanbul, buildings were blown up and people died and got injured for life.
The agloamericans say there's going to be more.
The City is impossible to guard in its entirety, for many reasons.
The only thing that can be done is to steel guard all the "western interests" sites. That means embassies and whatever else can be deemed and possible to protect. From banks to restaurants.
I can't bare thinking, that all this would have been avoided if the agloamericans, ignoring international law, and the wishes of the international community didnt attack iraq and plunged a region in turmoil.
The Turks did whatever they could for that not to happen. They had their one reasons of course, to avoid a kurdish riot, but also not to have their neighboor attacked.
Yet despite everything that they have done, the agloamericans invaded. They are now being the targets of fighters in Iraq.
But Turkey did everything not to help that crime, for whatever reasons, that's not important.
Yet it payed the price in the end for the decision of others.
How can one not explode with the thought that the agloamericans are the biggest threat this planet faces?
A religious fanatic is leading the US. He has no grasp of the intricate sociopolitical fabric that ties that region together. I will not say anything more about him, its pointless.
Then you have the brits. They are willing to sell their soul to satan if that means they'll have more of a say in international affairs? (or so they think?).
OK, not all the brits, but many and certaintly blair.
I do not put blame on italy or spain or poland... heh, forget about that.
And I'm coming back to Turkey. For how long must we stand being observers of our own massacre? When will the world react?
And where is Europe? Only denying and not participating?
Don't worry Greece is under no attack, it has the best relations with arabs for the last 30 years at least, we and they are our allies. I'm not saying this raving for myself or the people I know. Of course though, when a neighboor suffers, it is much closer to home.
Still, I'm saying that for a neighboor country which has been veritably dragged down the pits of terrorism while seeing it coming all the way and being unable to do anything despite doing everything it could.
There's a madman on the wheel, a feeble nation follows him for petty political interests and europe sits idle gazing at its bellybutton.
Some world.
That's it.
I see that at Poly it's business as usual.
Next door at Constantinople/Istanbul, buildings were blown up and people died and got injured for life.
The agloamericans say there's going to be more.
The City is impossible to guard in its entirety, for many reasons.
The only thing that can be done is to steel guard all the "western interests" sites. That means embassies and whatever else can be deemed and possible to protect. From banks to restaurants.
I can't bare thinking, that all this would have been avoided if the agloamericans, ignoring international law, and the wishes of the international community didnt attack iraq and plunged a region in turmoil.
The Turks did whatever they could for that not to happen. They had their one reasons of course, to avoid a kurdish riot, but also not to have their neighboor attacked.
Yet despite everything that they have done, the agloamericans invaded. They are now being the targets of fighters in Iraq.
But Turkey did everything not to help that crime, for whatever reasons, that's not important.
Yet it payed the price in the end for the decision of others.
How can one not explode with the thought that the agloamericans are the biggest threat this planet faces?
A religious fanatic is leading the US. He has no grasp of the intricate sociopolitical fabric that ties that region together. I will not say anything more about him, its pointless.
Then you have the brits. They are willing to sell their soul to satan if that means they'll have more of a say in international affairs? (or so they think?).
OK, not all the brits, but many and certaintly blair.
I do not put blame on italy or spain or poland... heh, forget about that.
And I'm coming back to Turkey. For how long must we stand being observers of our own massacre? When will the world react?
And where is Europe? Only denying and not participating?
Don't worry Greece is under no attack, it has the best relations with arabs for the last 30 years at least, we and they are our allies. I'm not saying this raving for myself or the people I know. Of course though, when a neighboor suffers, it is much closer to home.
Still, I'm saying that for a neighboor country which has been veritably dragged down the pits of terrorism while seeing it coming all the way and being unable to do anything despite doing everything it could.
There's a madman on the wheel, a feeble nation follows him for petty political interests and europe sits idle gazing at its bellybutton.
Some world.
That's it.
good man.
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