If You Have Doubts About Mit, Including How To Apply

[Boghos]

http://www.mit.gov.tr/english/pers_sks.html Edited December 20, 2006 by Boghos

[SanVal]

I thought you meant the university before I opened up the page.

[Arpa]

I thought you meant the university before I opened up the page.

Dear SanVal,

Welcome.

You don’t know Boghos, our house TIC-er and SARCASM-er.

He has referred to MIT, Milli Istihbarat Teshkilati ,[all the foregoing words are Arabic. Who says there is such a thing as Turkish language?], and the Mass-Inst.-Tech on numerous occasions.

Except that, may be Boghos should spell the acronym a NIT, as in NIT-WIT.

Nit as in the Armenian word “anits” to mean louse ovum.

On further consideration. Maybe that MIT-Minimal Intelligemce of Turkology should move to Cambridge Mass. where the real MIT is and let us move in where they vacate. Our rightfully ancestral lands.

Edited December 20, 2006 by Arpa

[Boghos]

You don’t know Boghos, our house TIC-er and SARCASM-er.

lands.

 

Dear Arpa,

 

I am not sure whether I should thank you or ask for further clarification.

[Arpa]

Dear Arpa,

 

I am not sure whether I should thank you or ask for further clarification.

Neither Dear Boghos.

We have known your stoic sense of humor for quite some time.

Of all the idiotic Q and A s in that site I find the following quite amusing.

Q -What is the MIT's position when compared to other foreign services? Which foreign services are we superior to?

A- “All the nations around the world have established intelligence agencies in order to be informed in advance on the existing or potential threats which are directed at their national safety within and outside their territories. The power of the intelligence service of a given nation is directly proportional to the importance the nation in question gives to its own safety, its technology, training and experience of its members and most importantly, the support it gets from its people. The MIT is considered as one of the top intelligence organizations around the world considering the afore-mentioned criteria.”

They seem to neglect the fact that the MIT is a subsidiary and client recipient of Mossad which has agents in the highest echelons of most major powers, as much as senators, congresspersons, and even as high as presidential (vice-presidential) candidates in the US. We are not anxiously, with bated breath anticipating for Mehmet Osmanoghlu to run for congress, senate, vice presidency or ma-sha-Allah (may Allah not will), presidency of the US. It is bad enough with the likes of Hillary and company.

 

One wonders if they have heard of HLK, Haykakan Lrtesakan Kazm?

Edited December 20, 2006 by Arpa

[Stormig]

He has referred to MIT, Milli Istihbarat Teshkilati ,[all the foregoing words are Arabic. Who says there is such a thing as Turkish language?]

Well, then, I suppose there is no such thing as an English language. Turkish has a good chance of interchanging at least the "milli" and the "teshkilat," but what about National Intelligence Service in English, all the words being non-Germanic?

[Aubépine]

There are a lot of Turkish speakers here it seems. Do you have family members who speak Turkish or are you a Bolsohye too?

[Aubépine]

Well, then, I suppose there is no such thing as an English language. Turkish has a good chance of interchanging at least the "milli" and the "teshkilat," but what about National Intelligence Service in English, all the words being non-Germanic?

 

There are a lot of Turkish speakers here it seems. Do you have family members who speak Turkish or are you a Bolsohye too?

 

Never mind me asking. It's none of my business anyway.