To: pkpjamestown
The paper argues that the article of the above-mentioned magazine has been published within the framework of the efforts exerted by the European Union to create "a Turkey where the power of money will rule and everything will be sold and bought like a merchandise".When that sentence gets translated into english, let me know.
2 posted on
03/01/2002 8:28:02 PM PST by
Dog Gone
To: Dog Gone
"Oh, yeah? Well, I'll take Turkey and use it to wipe up Greece."
- Curly
To: Dog Gone
The key word is "everything", meaning ideals, ethnic pride, loyalty, etc. That's the only way it makes sense to me.
To: Dog Gone
I think it means for materalistic, rather than idealogical reasons. However,the best laid plans often go astray.
It would be too bad if the Turks were tied down with the Greeks, when there was a problem with Iraq.
55 posted on
03/02/2002 3:07:58 AM PST by
Bogie
To: Dog Gone; aculeus; Orual; Romulus; tet68; BlueLancer
The paper argues that the article of the above-mentioned magazine has been published within the framework of the efforts exerted by the European Union to create "a Turkey where the power of money will rule and everything will be sold and bought like a merchandise".
Great find, Dog Gone. I'm calling in our Rosetta Stone team.
"You must bring us ... a merchandise!"
56 posted on
03/02/2002 4:53:15 AM PST by
dighton
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