🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷

Yatırımcı, öğrenmeye hevesli, tek derdi vatan,𐱅𐰇𐰼𐰰 🇹🇷, ille de vatan, yat almak için para lazım, 5 kafadar teknede trade edecez 😎 az kaldı...⛵ ⛵ ⛵

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

"israil var olduğu sürece dünyada barış olmayacak.."

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@AvarBanu Son 1 ay içerisinde mecliste veya başkan tarafından alınan kararlardan hangisi başka bir ülkenin menfaatine ise dış güçler de onlardır.

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@ArutzSheva_En Herkesi kendiniz gibi salak mı sandınız, yalancı pezevenkler

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@RapidResponse47 @jgebbia Hey amerikan halkı, Sistem ile alakalı takıldığınız bir yer olursa, Türkiye böyle bir sistemi yaklaşık 20 yıldır kullanıyor, 😂😂😂😂😂😂 yardımcı olmaya hazırız

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@Megatron_ron İşte bu kadar korkaksınız bebek katilleri

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@HellenicEchoes Komşu merakımdan soruyorum, Kimin kucağından kalkınca özgürleştireceksiniz, amerika mı, Fransa mı, Almanya mı yoksa yahudiler mi, 😂😂😂

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@ErdemOzveren571 @tarimkredi Yerli kola @meysu_turkiye hala @tarimkredi ye giremediniz ya, bu ayıp ta size yeter

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@temmuz1919 Fırat ın altındaki altınlar ile ilgili efsane doğruysa , hele birde bulunursa büyük savaş çıkar benden demesi 🙃

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@alazhanozkokene Yazı @xcfg hocam a ait sayfasına girip bakabilirsiniz, alıntı yaptığı yeri yazar insan

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@yunuspaksoy Fırsat bu fırsat, İngiltere bölünme durumuna gelirse, Yunanistanı dövelim 😎

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@mahfildijital Her adı Türk olanı, Türk olduğunu mu zannediyon, onlar ya yahudi ya ermeni yada rum

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@Orlando71156528 @Aycin_Kantoglu @VolkanOkcuoglu bu konu hakkında güvenilir birisi bulunup tüm avrupada bu arabalar dolaştırılabilir mi acaba

[SURİYE TÜRKMENLERİ @suriyeturkmnler]

Suriye Türkmenlerinin haklarını Türk devleti savunmayacaksa kim savunacak?

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@0TheBigShort1 Recep hocam bu işin vakko susun tebrik ediyorum

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@hakanfidan_tr Nükleer santralin malzemelerini vermeyen, ve bu yüzden gecikme yaşatan Almanyayı mı savunacaz, rusların her attığı füzenin hedefini 12 den vurmasını, Avrupa da bulunan müslüman kardeşlerimizin zarar görmemesini temenni ediyoruz

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@PGPavlos Mert bir düşmandan korkup, alçak bir dosta sarıldınız, maalesef yahudiler sonunuzu getirecek,

[The Forgotten War @ForgottenWarPic]

When the Chinese army came pouring out of the mountains in November 1950 and the whole American Eighth Army was in danger of being wiped out, the unit that turned and fought a desperate rearguard to save it was not American. It was Turkish. And they fought with the bayonet.

Most people have no idea Turkey even sent troops to Korea. It did, a whole brigade of them, some of the toughest soldiers in the entire United Nations force. They arrived just in time to be thrown into the worst crisis of the war. In late November 1950, hundreds of thousands of Chinese soldiers had secretly crossed into Korea and launched a massive surprise offensive that shattered the UN advance and sent the Eighth Army reeling backward in what became one of the longest retreats in American military history.

The danger was that the retreat would turn into annihilation. The Chinese were trying to get around the flanks and behind the withdrawing Americans to cut them off and destroy them in the open, especially around a place called Kunuri. Somebody had to stand in the gap and hold the enemy back long enough for the main body to escape. That job fell to the Turkish Brigade.

What the Turks did over the next three days became legend among the men who witnessed it. Facing far larger Chinese forces, with communications cut and on bad ground, they dug in and fought. When the Chinese tried to swarm around their flanks and rear, the Turks did the thing that had gone out of fashion in modern war. They fixed bayonets and charged. In close, brutal, hand to hand fighting on the hills and in the valleys, they hurled the enemy back with cold steel, holding positions long after most units would have broken.

They paid a terrible price. Hundreds of Turkish soldiers were killed, wounded, or lost in those days of fighting. But their stand did exactly what it had to do. By absorbing the Chinese blow and refusing to break, the Turks bought the time the Eighth Army needed to pull back without being encircled and destroyed.

Even General MacArthur, not a man given to sharing credit, said it plainly. He told the American public that it was because of the Turks that the Eighth Army could withdraw without falling apart, that the UN forces had been saved from encirclement by the heroism the Turks had shown.

The Turkish soldiers earned a fearsome reputation in Korea for exactly this, ferocity, discipline, and a refusal to leave the field. And it forged a bond between Turkey and South Korea that is remarkably strong to this day, two countries that call each other brother nations because of what happened on those frozen hills. Yet in most Western tellings of the war, the men who saved the Eighth Army at Kunuri barely rate a sentence. They deserve a great deal more than that.

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@Enzoenzo3434 Sen merak etme, ikisi de aırsız millet, yunanlar, daha önce Avrupa ülkelerini çarptı, sıra şimdi yahudilere geldi 😂, paraları alır yerler, bakalım hangisi daha uyanık, yarış başlasın 😂

[🇹🇷mohan🇹🇷 @barbarmohan]

@mehmetemanet Bereketli olsun mehmet hocam, afiyet olsun