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Sabiha Gokcen


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I thought this thread is about Famous Armenians not Famous Turks! If you start counting by genes, 2-3 million turks would discover the barbarity of their ancestors raping Armenian women and having the kids in their harems.

 

As to this woman, - do you think she would have had second thoughts if she was ordered to bomb Armenia? Do you think I would have had second thoughts If I had to stop her? :) I wouldn't hesitate a second to sent her to her father! :)

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Turks in the west are Turkified Greeks and Turks in the east are Turkified Armenians and the rest are Kurds(Kurdified Armenians and Greeks). I am really upset that we had our genes taken from us and given to such undeserving backward barbaric people.

 

Yes, I would not hesitate to stop her if she was a threat to Armenia or any Armenian, but it just goes to show the extent of what Turks have done to Armenians. This is the worst thing you could ever do to a humen being is to lie them to and use them to further a lie. However, this may actually make Turks look at themselves and see that they are wrong, but I doubt this will ever happen.

 

She my have been a Turkified Armenian, but see still was an Armenian no doubt.

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I am really upset that we had our genes taken from us and given to such undeserving backward barbaric people.

 

 

.....who happened to be Armenians, right? :) According to You! :) This is B/S.

Western Turkey is Byzantium and Eastern Turkey is Armenia. However, turks are turks, armenians are armenians and greeks are greeks.

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I am not trying to state that they are all Armenians nor that Armenians have Turkish genetics, which is quite the opposite. my point was that to a certain extent they have taken a part of us and this incident just shows the extent of the Turkish infection.

 

Article on Genetics

http://www.cilicia.com/armo24g.html

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  • 4 weeks later...
Interestingly, there was a small article about this in the last Ecomomist issue (March 27). Nothing more than what's been said already but it is interesting that such a seemingly small issue attained international attention.
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