Israeli-Palestinian conflict (75 Viewers)
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Dude! Are you sure you've never heard of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights before?
http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html
http://www.un.org/Overview/rights.html
Ok, but what about Turkey? What if i choose to stop in the year 1453?
There were never Turkish tribes there until the 11th century. It was Byzantine, the eastern Roman empire. People who lived there were Greeks or some other tribes who were christians after the 4th century. The capital was the great Constantinopole, the second Rome, the new capital of the Roman empire.
Starting from the 11th century the muslims started concuring these lands by force just so in 1453 Constantinopole to fall and the Turks to start rulling completely what is now called Turkey.
They occupied these lands, they concured them, they islamized many of those who already lived there (by force, may i add). Those who lived there for centuries didn't give them their lands. The Turkish tribes won them by force.
Constantinopole is today known as Istanbul. Coincidently that's the place where Turk_Bianconero lives. The old capital of the Christian world, the greatest and biggest city in the middle ages. It was never Turkish until 555 years ago (relatively short time in history). It was taken by force and now it's an islamic land.
What if i choose to stop in 1453? Does Cronios have the right to tell Turk: "Get the fuck out of my land? It's Greek land, it's not Turkish, it was never called Turkey until 1922."
So, why stop in 1948, why not stop in 2005?
There were never Turkish tribes there until the 11th century. It was Byzantine, the eastern Roman empire. People who lived there were Greeks or some other tribes who were christians after the 4th century. The capital was the great Constantinopole, the second Rome, the new capital of the Roman empire.
Starting from the 11th century the muslims started concuring these lands by force just so in 1453 Constantinopole to fall and the Turks to start rulling completely what is now called Turkey.
They occupied these lands, they concured them, they islamized many of those who already lived there (by force, may i add). Those who lived there for centuries didn't give them their lands. The Turkish tribes won them by force.
Constantinopole is today known as Istanbul. Coincidently that's the place where Turk_Bianconero lives. The old capital of the Christian world, the greatest and biggest city in the middle ages. It was never Turkish until 555 years ago (relatively short time in history). It was taken by force and now it's an islamic land.
What if i choose to stop in 1453? Does Cronios have the right to tell Turk: "Get the fuck out of my land? It's Greek land, it's not Turkish, it was never called Turkey until 1922."
So, why stop in 1948, why not stop in 2005?
aha thanks,i was searching it.
ironically you're posting this and defending what israel did.
all of 30 articles are fucked up by them and their phosphorus bombs.
some articles are actually laughable when you see them in this thread
Article 9.
* No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.
ironically you're posting this and defending what israel did.
all of 30 articles are fucked up by them and their phosphorus bombs.
some articles are actually laughable when you see them in this thread
Article 9.
* No one shall be subjected to arbitrary arrest, detention or exile.
No, I admit that Israel has violated human rights, has violated international humanitarian law and I say that they should be punished.
But I don't hate Jews and I think Jews in Israel have just as much right to claim the country as their own as the Palestinians do.
Why are you people having such a hard time separating different points in a discussion? Is it because you're so emotional that you can only think in terms of good or bad?
But I am deeply sorry if I have offended you by saying that I have a profound respect for human rights.
But I don't hate Jews and I think Jews in Israel have just as much right to claim the country as their own as the Palestinians do.
Why are you people having such a hard time separating different points in a discussion? Is it because you're so emotional that you can only think in terms of good or bad?
But I am deeply sorry if I have offended you by saying that I have a profound respect for human rights.