The Turks are the most confused people on earth

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 27, 2009 at 20:54

Turkey is a country that was built through wars and destruction of a great Empire, the Byzantine Empire that is.

The Turks came from central Asia and invaded the lands of the civilized after all who would want to live in barren central Asia vs. living in Asia Minor?

What is most amazing is that the ancestors of most Turks today are Armenians and Greeks and Syrians and not Turks for sure nontheless the Greeks were kicked out from their homes from time immemorial in Asia minor and 1.3M Armenians were killed in cold blood as well as the Syrians were either kicked out or killed. But I guess the so called Turks of today suffer from self hate and all their loyalties belong to those invaders those Turkish barbarians that came from Central Asia and they have no care about their own ancestors that were brutalized by those Turks.

And to add insult to injury those Turks abducted Christian boys and made them Turks and those janissaries came back and brutalized their own people and what a shame

But that is not all: Turks became Muslims and followers of their masters the Arabs! And what is funny here: The arabs never had any like for the Turks or their imperialism of their lnads and when the Turks left places like Egypt ans Syria etc... no one seem to miss them oh I forgot: their TV Turkish soaps? that is a different story as it is the only cultural legacy of the turks and their imperialism of the Arab lands.

For the readers: The Arabs love the Turkish soaps on TV and translated from Turkish to Arabic because they provide the Arabs with a much needed dose of sexy women, sex and more sex and fake drama

And now Turkey wants to join the EU! What a confused place

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