@Fullyaozturk Bomboş iş. Kompanse süresini nereden baksan 15 yıl. Bu sürede de bu sistem teknolojide geri kalacak. Bunun yerine güneş enerjili sistemler daha mantıklı. Tribünlere oynamaktan başka bir faydası yok
@kfaizan7051 There are such moronic people here. It’s called war because one side attacks the other. There is nothing more of a scumbag move than killing a soldier who has surrendered. Even war has a code of honor. This is not a honorable thing
@clashreport How can someone without an identity be a patriot? One who loves their race loves their land, too. A human being is not a sheepdog. Besides, not everyone possesses the soul of a mercenary. What he says is dystopian.
@Markk020 This isn't freedom, or anything like it. It’s just exploiting the situation because there are no boundaries set. I feel sorry for the children.They get exposed to stupid things because of idiots like this.
@Erasableplate38@clashreport So, the fact that they hide behind babies is a valid reason for those babies to be slaughtered? If one day a soldier of yours hides behind your baby, and enemy forces blow the baby in your arms to pieces with a bomb, you would just stay silent and say, "Yes, they were right."
@SarahAllisonFl Turks do not hate jews, they hate the baby killing zionist bastard people. Cultural diversity is good for a society. Your brains cannot get this.
@EYakoby Because neither side is a son of a bitch like you—willing to kill children and babies and then present it to their society as a success. Even war has rules. You are genocidal scumbags.
@clashreport Naturally, it is because they are looking for accomplices for the genocide they themselves committed. How many times has Turkey said, "Let a commission be established; if we committed genocide, we will admit it"? Zionists are very dangerous entities.
@AmitSegal History is not a tool for political blackmail. A genocide was committed against the Palestinians in full view of the entire world; now, the perpetrators are seeking so-called accomplices with whom to share the blame. hat is the only reason.Leave history to the historians.
@Serenity_Stock@FilipStyczynski under Islamic law, if you kill an innocent person, the law of retribution applies, and you are executed. The Ottomans even had a strictersystem where a soldier was executed simply for taking apples from an innocent family's orchard during a military campaign.
@Serenity_Stock@FilipStyczynski Because their mindset works like this: "These lands are ours, and therefore we can do whatever we want." Just as Israel does the exact same thing to the Palestinian people today. There isn't much difference.
@Serenity_Stock@FilipStyczynski In fact, when Turkey proposed the establishment of an impartial historical commission where both sides could present their documents to determine who actually committed the genocide, they could not even provide a response.
@clashreport Before every meeting, during the roll call of representatives, the Ottoman delegation would call out for the "Ambassador of Lehistan," only to receive the reply that he was "on his way." This sent a message to Europe: "You may have destroyed Lehistan, but we will resurrect it."
@clashreport I am writing this in case there are those who do not know: in 1795, Poland—known at the time in the Ottoman Empire as *Lehistan*—was partitioned by European powers; in other words, it was wiped off the map. The Ottoman Empire never accepted this.
@Serenity_Stock@FilipStyczynski Although rare, the punishment of being flayed alive was sometimes inflicted on those convicted of espionage to serve as a deterrent. If it were a matter of religion, would a single Christian remain in those regions?still speak their native languages and practice their religions.
@DoraSrebnicka@clashreport What is strange is that Jan Sobieski waited years and went to war to avenge his brother Marek Sobieski, yet Murad Giray withdrew without engaging in combat; following this withdrawal, Jan never actually fought against the Crimean Tatars.
@DoraSrebnicka@clashreport He then withdrew his troops without engaging in battle. The rest, of course, is history.30,000 cavalrymen withdraw from the battle, and the course of history changes completely; subsequently, the Habsburg dynasty gains strength.