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Turkiye ona sahip cikan seven insanlarin vatanidir,senelerdir ayni siyasi santajla mutabakata varilmis bir antidemokratik gerceklik simdi saolsun basbakandan da boyle bir seyi duymak hayal kirikligi..11818 bilnimeyen numaralar
Yillar oncede hatirliyorum tansu cillerde buna benzer bir soylemi dile getirmisti..iki devlet arasindaki iyi niyet simdi ise kotu niyet gostergesine donustu,madem ciddi calisan bir devlettin simdiye kadar niye gormezden geldin simdi ise insanlik disi bir intikam plani /eylemi,hadi memleketinize muhabbeti..ali bayramoglu yeni safakta yazmis dehsetle izliyorum diye...

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