France abusing (child)migrants. ( Archived) (143)

If you want songs....

Here is so culture and beaty for your dark heart.

Let it illimunate your soul before it's damned ( hope not too late )



Also... You seem to type a lot words ( insane nonsense rants )
But yet...
You fail to answer 1 simple question.
You said "the Croatians, Serbs etc. Were forcefully converted to Islam"( which can't be because it is forbidden in Islam to forcefully convert )
My simple question was...
My straightforward question was...
My 1...just 1 question was,is and remains...

What were the Croatians, Serbs etc. Before they were christian?

Everyone who replies to this "thing" this abomination should ask that question.

But yet...
You fail to answer 1 simple question.
You said "the Croatians, Serbs etc. Were forcefully converted to Islam"( which can't be because it is forbidden in Islam to forcefully convert )
My simple question was...
My straightforward question was...
My 1...just 1 question was,is and remains...

What were the Croatians, Serbs etc. Before they were christian?

You asked the same question about Bulgarians...read carefully...
We were pagans, worshiping God Tangra, the Sun...

"Were forcefully converted to Islam"( which can't be because it is forbidden in Islam to forcefully convert )"

Do you eat pork ? Very simple straightforward question and you can't answer..
Croats and Serbs eat pork before Ottoman empire and we still enjoy it. You should tray.
After all it's part of your duty to assimilate in western country !

"It's not 1389 - Serbia and Turkey are now friends"

Serbia "feels Turkey as its friend - while we are friends of both Turkey and the Turkish people," President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday.

Vucic made the comments during a joint news conference with Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan, held after their meeting in Belgrade.

Vucic appraised that relations between the two countries would continue to improve going forward, and that this message, sent from Belgrade today, will be also be sent from Novi Pazar - a town in southwestern Serbia with a large Bosniak (Muslim) population - when Erdogan visits there on Wednesday. 

Apparently referring to the year the Battle of Kosovo was fought - when Ottoman Turks started their centuries-long invasion and occupation of the medieval Serbian state - the president then said that "this is not 1389, as some think - this is 2017." 

"Our relations are important for Serbia's future," Vucic said. 

He recalled that Serbia was among the first countries whose officials spoke in defense of Turkey's constitutional and democratic order last year - and did this "the same evening a coup was attended in that country." 

Vucic said he "in a way" considers coups to be "the highest form of terrorism," and added that Belgrade took the side of Turkey's legally and legitimately elected institutions and the country's president "not because we needed something, but because we think only citizens can be deciding about their own future, in elections." 

"Rather than have somebody else do it, using violence, or with the help of a foreign factor," he said, and recalled that Serbia "always expresses its opposition to any violence or even a terrorist act, which is what was attempted in Turkey a year ago can be called." 

Vucic recalled also that Serbia "always expresses its sympathies with the victims of acts of terrorism, and its readiness to fight against terrorism together." 

"You'll never find those in Serbia who could enter pacts with the opponents of Turkey's legally elected organs, because we base our cooperation on cooperating with you, with those whom the people have elected," Vucic added, and stressed: 

"We have nothing to do with (Fethullah) Gulen, or anybody else. Serbia wants clean ties, and clean hands in its relations with other countries." 

And just as you don't let anyone endanger Turkey's independence, he continued, addressing Erdogan, so Serbia won't allow it , and insists on its independence and its pride being respected. 

"Therefore, don't even think or suspect that Serbia could participate in anything contrary to the decisions made democratically in your country, and by the democratically elected organs," Vucic said, and added he was convinced "we can have the best possible relations." 

Speaking during the same news conference, Erdogan said that Novi Pazar represents "a bridge between Serbia and Turkey." 

"I will never stand with nationalism, especially not ethnic nationalism, and that is the message I will send to people," Erdogan said, adding that there are "no problems" in Novi Pazar, where he and Vucic will travel tomorrow. 

There will be those who criticize the strengthening of the friendship between the two countries, he continued, but they should be ignored. 

"We will not pay attention to who's saying what, who's making what comment. After a difficult period we have arrived to where we are now. We want to make big steps with Serbia, but also with the whole of the Balkans, in order to solve all the problems. That is why the road between Sarajevo and Belgrade needs to be built as soon as possible," Erdogan said, stressing that "we need to work together." 

Continues next post...

Continues.....

"There is no problem. When I go to Novi Pazar with my dear friend Vucic, I will tell our brothers there that their role, too, is to create peace between the two countries. I want to stress that I will never be in favor of any nationalism, and I will repeat this there," he said. 

The Turkish president also said he would back Turkish investments in Serbia, and described the signing of 12 bilateral agreements earlier in the day, covering various areas, as"a good foundation for future cooperation." 

"There is also room to boost the bilateral trade volume from the present 800 million dollars a year to over one billion by the end of the year," Erdogan told the press conference with Vucic.

I didn't ask you...
But alright...

So...
How did you become Christians?
(Since you're in the mood to answer questions addressed to others you surely can answer a question addresssed to you)

How did the Balkan people became christian?

When?how?

"The Christianization of Bulgaria was the process by which 9th-century medieval Bulgaria converted to Christianity. It reflected the need of unity within the religiously divided Bulgarian state as well as the need for equal acceptance on the international stage in Christian Europe. This process was characterized by the shifting political alliances of Boris I of Bulgaria (ruled 852-889) with the kingdom of the East Franks and with the Byzantine Empire, as well as his diplomatic correspondence with the Pope.

Because of Bulgaria's strategic position, the churches of both Rome and Constantinople each wanted Bulgaria in their sphere of influence. They regarded Christianization as a means of integrating Slavs into their region. After some overtures to each side, the Khan adopted Christianity from Constantinople in 870. As a result, he achieved his goal of gaining an independent Bulgarian national church and having an archbishop appointed to head it."

Turkey was among the first countries to recognize the independence of Croatia. She has established very close relations with this country and has supported its accession to NATO.

Bilateral high level visits which have gained momentum with the signing of the “Strategy Document” beginning of 2009, have contributed to the development of bilateral relations. With the establishment of Turkey-Bosnia Herzegovina-Croatia trilateral advisory mechanism in January of 2010, and within the context of the Southeast Europe Cooperation Process Presidency that Turkey had assumed during the period June 2009 – June 2010, close cooperation was developed between the two countries on regional issues as well.

H.E. President Erdogan paid a visit to Croatia on 26-27 April 2016.
Kolinda Grabar Kitaroviç, President of Croatia, paid a visit to Istanbul on 23-24 May 2016 within the context of World Humanitarian Summit.
Prime Minister Erdogan paid a visit to Croatia on 12-13 December 2009.
Prime Minister of Croatia Jadranka Kosor paid a visit to Turkey on 24 November 2010.
E.Minister Çavusoglu paid a visit to Croatia on 9-11 July 2015 within the context of the 10th Croatia Forum.
Croatia’s 1st Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign and Europe Affairs Vesna Pusiç visited Turkey on 19 December 2014.
Turkey-Bosnia and Herzegovina-Croatia Foreign Ministers, within the context of trilateral advisory mechanism, gathered in New York in September 2017.

Co-president from the Turkish side of Turkey-Croatia Inter-parliamentary Friendship Group is AK Party Manisa deputy Ismail Bilen and from the Croatian side is HNS deputy Goran Beus Richembergh.

Primary Export Products: iron and steel, machinery and equipment, land vehicles, textile products

Primary Import Products: fertilizer, metal extracts, raw metal, technic equipment, plastic

Agreement on “Reciprocal Protection and Promotion of Investments” dated 12 February 1996, “Agreement on Avoidance of Double Taxation” dated 22 September 1997 and “Economic Cooperation Agreement” dated 18 February 2009 constitute the legal basis of our bilateral economic relations.

The Free Trade Agreement which was signed on 13 March 2002 and which entered into force on 1 July 2003 was terminated when Croatia joined the EU on 1 July 2013.

In recent years, Turkish firms got more interested in Croatia as it relates to tourism, banking, energy, construction and textile sectors. Croatian government also encourages Turkish investments in Croatia.

Turkish investments towards Croatia have recently gained momentum. In 2012 Turkish businessmen ranked in the top three among foreign investors investing in Croatia.

There are 15 Turkish investment firms in Croatia representing a total of 350 million Euros worth of investments. Within Turkish investments in Croatia tourism-hotel-marina management ranks number one. Up until today, 6 projects valued at 610 million Dollars, were undertaken by the Turkish construction firms in Croatia.

Last meeting of the Joint Economic Commission (JEC) between Turkey and Croatia was held on 14-15 December 2010. As of 8 July 2017 JEC Co-President is Deputy Prime Minister Fikri Isik.

Turkish Co-President of Turkey-Croatia Business Council within the body of Foreign Economic Relations Board is Dogus Holding regional director Burak Baykan, Croatian Co-President is the President of Zagreb Economy Chamber, Fröh Lich.

As of September 2017, 16.768 Croatian tourists visited Turkey.

Cultural Relations:

While TICA is active, Yunus Emre Turkish Cultural Center is not present in Croatia.