Silver Cat
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Do you know that joke about Turks and Russians in Germany?Of course not. My point wasn't about that. I meant that despite all attempts to 'westernize' them, they stayed as they were - people with Asian mentality.Agia Sophia does not have Turkish "roots". It's roots lie in their sworn enemy, Greeks.It is not about Erdogan. If there wasn't Erdogan there, then it will be Ordigan or Vardogan or someone else. The experiment of 'westernizing' of Turks failed and isn't interesting to anyone it seems. The Turks have just got to their roots.had a clear and stable situation - thanks of Germany - and was on a good way to a blessed future. Then Erdogan destroyed Turkey and made it to his private Erdogania
Yesterday a young German helped me and I noticed not any difference between him and most other Germans, only because his parents were once born as Turks in Turkey. Whatever an "Asian mentality" could be - it has for sure nothing to with this young man.
There is a disco somewhere in Germany. A Russian guy wearing a t-shirt with printed words "The Turks have only three problems" is entering the hall. An outraged Turk demanded the explanations.
- Your first problem is that you are too touchy, said the Russian.
The angry Turk call all his friends, and they with the Russian exit to the near parking.
- Your second problem is that you can't solve your own problem by yourself, and always gathering in a gang.
The mad Turks took out their knives.
[There is a sound of long automatic fire from the closest parked cars. ]
The Russian, sadly taking to the dead bodies:
- And you third and last problem is that you always come with the knives at the shooting party.