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Got any evidence to back up your first statement, apart from your opinion?

So do you... regardlessly of Geography and History, and Ethnicity. Yes, good. Next time the Kurds kill a few Turks with a bomb, and if one of these days Greece attacks Western Turkey, Armenia the north and at East the Kurds rebel, remember that «Turkey would have collapsed anyway sooner or...

This is not «the eyes» of anyone. It's objective data. Turkish is not an Indo-European language. Greek is. It's as simple as that. That's arguable. And of secondary importance. But never the language - and never the historic memory. If they were not Turks, that's a social...

No, it is not just racialist, it is also ethnicist, or, if you have a hard time trying to understand it, ETHNIC. No, your's is the faulty geography. Asia Minor is not Europe. Period. It's not European, it's Asian. Oh, thank's a lot.

Rationality is not incompatible with religion, at least not with Paganism. Actually, one of the most if not the most important philosopher of the West, Plato, was deeply religious.

No, people would not do well to «remember» that, for it is not true.

In Vilnius-Lithuania there was held on 20-24th June 1998 the World Pagan Congress. A lot of traditional-religious groups were represented: France, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Norwegan, Sweden, Poland, Greece, Lithuania, Estonia, Letonia, Russia, Ukrainia, India, USA... We've discussed about...

Come now, people, it seems that all of you are pointing to the concept that fantasy is inherently childish, while realism is adult. That's quite a simplistic and biased approach. Disney comics like Mickey Mouse are quite realistic, and even anti-magic, while pieces of literature like Alice in...

No. Whether you, and your people, like it or not, Turkey was neither geographically, nor culturally, ethnically and politically a part of Europe - and it will never be. Yes - the Ottoman Empire was made by those who ruined the Byzantine Empire. Many historians say many things. That the...

No, it is not. Asia is also «touching» Europe, and that does not make it entirely European. Egypt is «touching» Asia, but it is African, not a country from Asia. And Turkey was always named Asia Minor, not Europe. Thus, the fact that you prefer to call it «Europe» does not make it European...

That's quite an imbecile opinion. Contiguous does not mean part of - it means contiguous, i.e., neighbour. Now, if it is neighbour, it is not ours. It's neighbour. It's the other placed nearby us. By your «reasoning», Turkey would be a part of the EU because «it's contiguous» to Europe. Now...

Well, many if not most of the American super-hero comics are not of excellent quality, but that's beside the point. The issue is not about quality, but about genre. Super-hero comics is based in a character that haves capabilities above the human level and that regularly fights for an ethic or...

British pop, French chansons or Italian melodies. Discuss all your favourites here? What about the one that is perhaps the most «exclusively» white-European of all - Heavy Metal and it's varieties (Death, Epic, Viking, Black, Power, etc.)? An interesting article that refers' it's possible...

Eurovision's favorites? Coincidently, the one of Norway in the precise year of the origin of this thread - Christine Guldbrandsen's «Alvedansen», which should be the model for all the songs of Eurovision: essentially folkish and sung in it's national language...

The Wicker Man (1973) - an awsome British film. Also, «The Adventures of the Baron of Munchausen», from Terry Gilliam. Yes, Gilliam is an American. But he is the most European of all Americans, as it was said before... and, actually, he recently became an European citizen (British, I tink). He...