(March 15, 2012 at 10:53 am)Rokcet Scientist Wrote: Your threats are noted, asshole.

I do not threaten, friend. I act, as I have acted many times before.

Well, it looks like you're on a fat bullshit censorship diet dripping with insinuations, innuendo, and lopsidedness. So that may go some way to explain your ignorance and Weltfremdness, and underscores the value of free access to the internet.

Quote:"Pastebin and Tinyurl have been blocked in Turkey. Pastebin was blocked last week by a court after the hacking of Turkish Information and Communications Technologies Authority (BTK). Four databases including email addresses and plain-text passwords stolen from BTK were posted to Pastebin last month, in retaliation for the blocking of Blogspot, Incisozluk (a popular Turkish community dictionary) and thousands of other websites. The more shocking ban was that of Tinyurl, a URL shortening service. Turkey currently blocks thousands of websites and is classified as one of the countries under surveillance by the 2012 Internet Enemies report (Pdf) published last week by the Reporters Without Borders (RSF)."

And now we wait for them to block this website as well, of course.

Mehmet, do you know how to use Tor when you suddenly find you can't get access to AF anymore?
Wouldn't want to lose an empathic soul like you!

Quote:Well, it looks like you're on a fat bullshit censorship diet dripping with insinuations, innuendo, and lopsidedness. So that may go some way to explain your ignorance and Weltfremdness, and underscores the value of free access to the internet.

Says the westerner?
True, there is censorship in Turkey, however I don't know where you got the impression that I'm so "Weltfremd" according to you, who probably didn't even travel outside of the boundaries of his country, wherever that may.
Ignorance is only on the part of those as such as you. We here see life for what it truly is.
You only know to complain, bitch and moan.

Quote:And now we wait for them to block this website as well, of course.

Mehmet, do you know how to use Tor when you suddenly find you can't get access to AF anymore?
Wouldn't want to lose an empathic soul like you!

Really, do you think that you're so damn important that the current Turkish gov. chooses to block this website?
It's more probable that they block our own Turkist website, as we had two others before, and all have been shut down by government decree on the grounds that we're spreading nationalism and panturkist thought.
The website I'm a moderator of constantly receives warnings, and I think it's soon that our Baghaturs will be taken in for being a member of the Ergenekon Network.
So much for the western backed AKP government and it's great deeds.
Besides, I do know how to use TOR.

*yawn* the fascist mentality.

(March 16, 2012 at 5:56 am)kılıç_mehmet Wrote: who probably didn't even travel outside of the boundaries of his country, wherever that may.

You confuse me with Panturks and Americans...

Quote:We here see life for what it truly is.

Well, except the bits that were censored then, eh?

Quote:Really, do you think that you're so damn important that the current Turkish gov. chooses to block this website?

We'll see, won't we?

Quote:Besides, I do know how to use TOR.

You're welcome...!

How long has Turkey been trying to get into the EU? 25 years? Can't get their act together & become a real democracy. There are countries in the EU now that didn't even exist 25 years ago. What a joke.

(March 16, 2012 at 12:27 pm)Jaysyn Wrote: How long has Turkey been trying to get into the EU? 25 years?

No, forty-five...

Quote:You confuse me with Panturks and Americans...

Panturkists are travellers. Not to mention that panturkists follow the happenings throughout the world more closely than most other people would, as nearly every political and social change in the world has an effect on our glorious cause. We monitor these, and change our plans accordingly.

Quote:Well, except the bits that were censored then, eh?

We're the opposition. We're not the ones that censor things, we're the ones that bring things to light, as we always did.

Quote:We'll see, won't we?

I'm sure you won't even know.

Quote:You're welcome...!

No, you're not. I've known TOR for some long time.

Quote:How long has Turkey been trying to get into the EU? 25 years? Can't get their act together & become a real democracy. There are countries in the EU now that didn't even exist 25 years ago. What a joke.

And I'm glad that we aren't in the stupid christian clique that the EU is.
Look at poor Hungary. What good did it to them to be in the EU?
I really wish that our Hungarian brethren would see the light, quit the EU, and work towards a pan-turanic alliance along with us.
My opinion is the same. We do not need to be amongst the Europeans who do not see us as their own. And will never cease to do so, even if we cast down our values, our language and our culture, and adopt their tongue, as we are all nothing but "asiatic invaders" in their eyes.
Let them rot in their own trash, as we move on to more glorious things.
A joke? I'd say that it's a blessing, a blessing on our part.
Besides, the "democracy" part is not really my concern. If we come to power, we will abolish this false system called "democracy", and install a system where the people really do have a say on how things work.

The reason why Turkey has been living a lie for so long is due to our stupid politicians, who think that salvation is in the west. Our salvation is not in the west, the west is corrupt, morally, and socially, the west has no natural resources, as to invade eastern nations to provide itself, the west is aging, as we are getting younger. Where now, should we turn our faces to? Of course, to the east, where we are from, where the sun shines from. Not to the west.

(March 16, 2012 at 7:51 pm)kılıç_mehmet Wrote: If we come to power, we will abolish this false system called "democracy", and install a system where the people really do have a say on how things work.

And all that to this soundtrack no doubt: "Die Walküre".

Didn't Lenin, Mao, and Pol Pot have delusions like that too? I think the psychiatrical/psychological professions and justice systems address that with the term 'megalomania' in their jargon.

(March 16, 2012 at 9:04 pm)Rokcet Scientist Wrote:

(March 16, 2012 at 7:51 pm)kılıç_mehmet Wrote: If we come to power, we will abolish this false system called "democracy", and install a system where the people really do have a say on how things work.

And all that to this soundtrack no doubt: "Die Walküre".

Didn't Lenin, Mao, and Pol Pot have delusions like that too? I think the psychiatrical/psychological professions and justice systems address that with the term 'megalomania' in their jargon.

They also had delusions like abolishing private property, founding a worldwide worker's dictatorship, and uniting the world's different people under a single flag, even if it's by force.
We, on the other hand, have no such delusions. We put an emphasis on the Turkish nation. We're not a universal form of thought, nor do we think of taking people's property, rights or etc. away.
It's just that we think that democracy is essentially a system that exploits the poor, uneducated and ignorant via empty promises, feeds international corporations for their own gain, fuels selfishness, and does not look after the interests of the public as a whole.
As such, we've seen fit to replace this system by another one.