Arpa Posted March 31, 2011 Report Share Posted March 31, 2011 (edited) DIASPORA furkaspora? What will be next? My greatest fear. That all those so called Armenians with furkish surnames like -ji and -li are in fact furks? The likes of Stepan Demirji-oghlu-ian a contender to the presidency of Armenia? And that Kocharian is in fact from the furkish “goecher/nomad/migrant/gypsy”? That "acemoglu/ajemoghlu" is in fact a furk? Btw. "ajemi" means Persian.Is the FM of furkey named “ajemoghlu”? NO! He calls himself “dav-it-oghlu”Who the hell is “davit/davut”? Is he the nephew/grandson of this David Bengurion?http://i-cias.com/e.o/ill/ben-gurion_d.jpg Why is it that all the “ajemoghlu-s, ajemian-s are all of Armenian origin? Is the FM of furkey named “ajemoghlu”? NO! He calls himself “dav-it-oghlu”Who the hell is “davit/davut”?Is it this David Bengurion?http://i-cias.com/e.o/ill/ben-gurion_d.jpg The term Ajami (Arabic: عجميWhy is it that all the “ajemoghlu-s, ajemian-s are all of Armenian origin? Is the FM of furkey named “ajemoghlu”? NO! He calls himself “dav-it-oghlu”Who the hell is “davit/davut”?Is it this David Bengurion?http://i-cias.com/e.o/ill/ben-gurion_d.jpg , ʿaǧamī), or Ajamiyya (Arabic: عجمية, ʿaǧamiyyah), which comes from the Arabic root for "foreign" or "stranger," has been applied to Arabic-based orthographies used for writing African languages. It is getting rarer and rarer as many have already gone to that big furkey in the sky. Some time ago, even today many obituaries would cite the place of birth as “XYZ-furkey”. http://www.chanitz.org/2008/01/chanitz-christmas-party.html Which of these names are of Armenian origin? Saturday, 29 December, 2007 - At 8:00 pm the Chanitzagans had their Christmas event. Ms. Sh. Goecherian led the Christmas sing song, after which Mrs. Vera Sevajian gave the message about the real meaning of Christmas.The barbeque was prepared by Mr. A. Kendirjian and after dinner it was time for games, which Mr. K. Aynilian and Ms. Sh. Geocherian led.. Diaspora in furkish: Yurtdışında yaşayan Türkler or Gurbetçi or Türk diasporası) In fact in their non-language there is no word for “diaspora”. Above you will see the compound phrase “ yurt dishinda yashayan” to mean “those living outside the ‘yurt’. BTW “yurt” is a Mongolian tent. http://www.tamegoeswild.com/photos/coppermine/albums/200708_mongolia/our_yurt.jpg http://www.armtown.com/news/en/azg/20110331/2011033101/Only if that clown would tell us that his name "davut" is from the Aramaic "dawud/david". When did it become a mongolian name? The original Armenian version. http://www.azg.am/AM/2011033001 original article © AzgPublished on March 31, 2011 AHMET DAVUTOGLU CONSIDERS ARMENIAN DIASPORA AS TURKISH "DIASPORA"In the last issue of "Azg" daily, where we have presented the statement of Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu about the appointment of Daron Acemoglu as Turkish Ambassador to Paris, born in Istanbul, we have promised to present Davutoglu's answer to the question of the editor-in-chief of "Azg" daily at the "Turkey's policies for engagement in the contemporary world" conference organized by British Wilton Park Analytical Center in Istanbul, and what we are doing now. Before that, however, let us say that in these days many Armenian and Azerbaijani websites reacted to the information of "Azg", some habitually did it without mentioning the source, while others even distort the news, writing, for example, that Turkey is going to appoint an Armenian Ambassador to France, whereas we had written - to Paris. According to the information we received later, Acemoglu will be the Turkish Ambassador of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Paris, which is also a very important post.What refers to the speech of Davutoglu in response to our editor's question about the future of Turkey-Armenia protocols, which was heard at the end of his report that lasted about 30 minutes, we present below but not word for word, as the conference materials, according to the preliminary agreement, were not recorded. Therefore, we content ourselves with the notes taken in the place, in 1 question 1 answer format, without ensuring the answer's absolute accuracy.- Dr. Davutoglu, being Armenian, I would like to repeat the question, which was asked to you, as you said a little while ago, by one of my compatriots recently. What will be the future of the protocols signed between Turkey and Armenia? I add only on my part that no one in Armenia already believes that your Beluk Mejlis (Parliament) will ever ratify it.- Mr. Hakob Avedikian, my friend, I must say that three years we were working on the protocols with Armenian side. In reality, our contacts with Armenia were started in 2005, when the government announced about its openness to the whole world and its policy of having "zero problem with neighbors".In reality, our negotiations with the Armenian side were pursuing 3 goals:1) to establish direct and indirect relationships, opening the border and establishing diplomatic relations2) between Turkey and Armenia, and:3) between Turks and Armenians. Here I mean the Armenians of Diaspora, which we consider our diaspora (Diaspora), as they have migrated (in English this naive and extremely cruel word sounded with 'immigrated' expression: H. A.) from Turkey to America, France ... (That is why) we recently had a meeting here with Barsamian (referring to Archbishop Khajag Barsamian of US Eastern Diocese of Armenian Apostolic Church: H.A.).Many people believe that Protocols simply mean the confirmation of opening the border and diplomatic relations. Meanwhile, there are conciliation ('reconciliation' phrase was used - H.A.) and solutions about historical issues in Protocols. In other words, we (together with the Armenian side) have discussed a series of issues and came to an agreement.They, the Armenians, believe that the normalization of relations is conditioned only by opening of the borders and diplomatic relations. Whereas, we have great experience in such cases. For example, we have made supreme efforts to succeed in reconciliation between Syria and Israel, and when it seemed the problem is already in process of solving, the operations happened in Gaza and everything returned to the starting point. Nothing changes only by opening of the border. There is a whole range of issues that need to be put in the process of complex resolution. And if on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border, where almost every day firing takes place, something will happen, shall we close the border again? In this case, all perspectives of relations' establishment and conflict resolution will fall to the ground for a long time.We cannot permit ourselves to lose Azerbaijan for the sake of the relations with Armenia. We have asked President Sargsyan, I repeatedly suggested my counterpart Nalbandyan as a face closing gesture for Azerbaijan (Davutoglu used 'face saving' expression: H. A.) to return one or two of the occupied territories, for example, Fizuli and Aghdam, in that case Baku will also be ready to open its border. Armenia rejected.At the end, Turkish Foreign Minister informed about the appointment of Armenian Ambassador to Paris, who is already familiar to our readers. What refers to his some expressions, there will be a chance to touch upon them later.By Hakob Avedikian Edited March 31, 2011 by Arpa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Louise Kiffer Posted April 2, 2011 Report Share Posted April 2, 2011 We must never call the refugees "immigrants". It is not the same thing. It is not the first time that Turkey says famous Armenians are Turks, just because their parents were born in Turkey,and that the majority of their names have turkish roots, we don't know since when.But we know they are Armenians as their given christian nams is never Ali, nor Mehmet.And they were registered as "Armenian" on their identity papers, when they arrived in France for example, in 1920.Even now the Armenians in Turkey have a special number on their identity card. Or another mark. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arpa Posted April 2, 2011 Author Report Share Posted April 2, 2011 Apres du Iskouhi/Louise. :clap:Let me nominate you as president-ess of(generic)"armenia". Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arpa Posted December 23, 2011 Author Report Share Posted December 23, 2011 (edited) Dav-itoghlu espik/fartik out of his other end again.What is surprising that his mouth,,, whatever does not break when utters that unmentionable swear word "ARMENIAN".Someone please tell him to go sell his rotten domates somewhere else. We are not buying.http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee133/shelltx7/tomato-fight.jpg ===http://news.am/eng/news/87061.htmlTurkeys ambassadors will speak with all Armenians Turkish FMDecember 23, 2011 | 14:35 ANKARA. Turkeys FM Ahmet Davutoglu addressed a conference attended by Turkish diplomats. He reflected on the French National Assemblys passing, on Thursday, of the bill that criminalizes the denial of the Armenian Genocide, and noted that if the Europeans do not claim their values, Turkey would claim them. I appeal to the French Senate: 50 of French National Assemblys 577 MPs have placed a live grenade before the Senates entrance. Now the Senate, the intellectuals, and the politicians of France are facing a test. I appeal to the Armenians: Anyone who left Anatolia is our diaspora. Our ambassadors will go wherever there is even one Armenian, [and] they will speak with them on our shared history, Ahmet Davutoglu stated, Hurriyet daily of Turkey informed. To note, the French National Assembly passed Thursday the bill that criminalizes the denial of genocides. But the bill still needs to be approved by the French Senate, and the respective discussions could last several months. The bill sets a one-year prison sentence plus a 45-thousand-Euro fine for anyone who denies genocides. And in reprisal to the passage of this bill at the French National Assembly, Turkish PM Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced Turkeys eight-point sanctions imposed against France.News from Armenia - NEWS.am Edited December 23, 2011 by Arpa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Harut Posted December 23, 2011 Report Share Posted December 23, 2011 Dav-itoghlu espik/fartik out of his other end again.What is surprising that his mouth,,, whatever does not break when utters that unmentionable swear word "ARMENIAN".Someone please tell him to go sell his rotten domates somewhere else. We are not buying.http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/ee133/shelltx7/tomato-fight.jpg ===http://news.am/eng/news/87061.html i know quite a lot of armenians that will fit that description alright... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Yervant1 Posted December 23, 2011 Report Share Posted December 23, 2011 What will these ambassadors tell Anatolian Armenians? Please come back home build our economy, let's drink raki and listen to sari gelin!And after a while when the novelty runs out we go back to our shared history, tax you to death, rape your women, take your property, turn your new churches to stables, start massacring and send the rest on a death march, accuse you of forming the fifth column, tell the world that Armenians are revolting again. No thank you! apologise first, accept your guilt, make restitution and then we'll think about it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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