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[quote="Guest"][quote="Londonistan"] We'll run out of mass graves so fast, we'll end up tossing them in ovens the old fashioned way. Maybe we could even use them for fuel. Martyrol, the renewable fuel of the future. It's like Soylent Green, but for your car.[/quote]

Starting to feel like Hitler came back from the dead and is following GD[/quote]

More like GD is following Hitler. John's predictions are being fulfilled one by one. It's like in the Bible. My mother grew up in a horrible Assemblies of God church that preached doom and gloom. She left the church and became a Baha'i (I'm still Christian). She talks about religious prophecy all the time. It's like the seals are all being broken.

I have faith in John. He lays things out in a clear way-not in a cryptic way like The Bible. I appreciate that.

I'm glad I'm childless. I really am.

[quote="Londonistan"] We'll run out of mass graves so fast, we'll end up tossing them in ovens the old fashioned way. Maybe we could even use them for fuel. Martyrol, the renewable fuel of the future. It's like Soylent Green, but for your car.[/quote]

Starting to feel like Hitler came back from the dead and is following GD

Young European Millennials are worse than any America SJWs I have ever encountered. The Irish and the British are easily the most pathetic of the bunch. That's why Ireland and the UK are the hardest hit. Even young Danes and Frenchman have woken up to the disaster befalling them. The UK and Ireland are already write-offs. Yes, war in Europe is on the way--wars have been raging since 1989 in Eastern Europe--and most of Western Europe is completely unprepared.

One has to wonder how stupid the Muslims must be to try this, if this is in fact the plan. The reason they're "winning" right now is because most of the people, particularly in Europe, don't even know there's a war. Once that changes, there isn't anyway in hell they can win. Even if they perfectly plan and execute a mass terror attack where they kill thousands in every city they can get to, blow up infrastructure, etc, it just ends that much worse for them. All but the most hardcore liberals will be calling for Islam to be eliminated, and maybe even the hard left too. We'll run out of mass graves so fast, we'll end up tossing them in ovens the old fashioned way. Maybe we could even use them for fuel. Martyrol, the renewable fuel of the future. It's like Soylent Green, but for your car.

These dogfights are old news. They were going on in the 1980s. Why all of a sudden is this an issue? Is it because of the Turkish soldiers being protected by the Greek government? (A move which I support.) I wonder if the Greeks are looking for allies in the Turkish military and general population to help them undermine and topple President Erdogan? (Another move I would support.) The Greeks and Turks are both good at Byzantine politics. I'm waiting for the next move.

It never stops with Turkey. Guest is certainly correct. Greece ever deals with the Armenian problem and their own socialism. Greek males are obligated to report for military duty at a second's notice and may flag down any vehicle to transport them to bases.
Erdogan is a pot stirrer not unlike Kim. This situation will escalate.

Turkey ceased to be a democracy a long time ago. At this point the "elections" in Turkey are a complete total farce. Anyone who thinks there is any chance Erdogan or his party will lose the upcoming elections is an idiot. The elections are a staged show.

7-Jun-18 World View -- Turkey and Greece tensions rise with warplane dogfights over Aegean Sea

Deep millennia-old issues separate Turkey and Greece

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Contents:
Turkey and Greece tensions rise with warplane dogfights over Aegean Sea
Deep millennia-old issues separate Turkey and Greece


Keys:
Generational Dynamics, Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan,
Greece, Alexis Tsipras, Aegean Sea, Cyprus,
Treaty of Lausanne