Re: hungerstrikers in Greece

"Ioannis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Ο "Seanie O'Kilfoyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> έγραψε στο μήνυμα
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> [snip]
> > > Coined because foreign talk in the ancient times sounded
> incomprehensible,
> > > akin to continuous "var, var, var" sounds. [*]
> > >
> >
> >
> > Nice Turkish word *VAR*
> >
> > Her $ey VAR, Hic bir $ey Yok !
> >
> > You Greeks must learn to love your TURKISH heritage
>
> Well, despite all the baloney hoopla that usually you are engaged in in
our
> newsgroup, trying to prove that our heritage derives from Turks, I
actually
> have no reason to deny it COMPLETELY.
>

Good man

I could tell you were one of the reasonable ones


> Chances are that even though the first Turks were unrelated to Greece's
> inhabitans, the later ones probably were a conglomerate of THEIR
originators
> and probably some of the local Greeks which lived in the areas,
particularly
> after 400 years of Ottoman occupation, which although "officially" (in
terms
> of Greek history, that is) is denied, is probably true.
>

Indupitably


> But, I can assure you, mr ShoRe-Knee, that my ancient Greek heritage is
live
> and well.

Pardon me for bringing this up but is that not an oxymoronic statement ?

 You only need to come and meet me and I will show you first
> hand...
>

How am I supposed to interpret that ?


> Now what was your question again?

It was a statement of fact dear fellow, not a question, but thanks for
taking the time to answer