From: ptg2351@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Panos Tamamidis )
Subject: Re: Mr. Mutlu, what is your point?
Organization: University of Illinois at Urbana
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 17:41:31 GMT

sadi@physics2 (Sadi Turgut) writes:

>In article <Bt9J92.K2F@news.cso.uiuc.edu> ptg2351@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Panos Tamamidis ) writes:
>>
>> Recently, Turkey has tried to improve its relations with Israel.  Mutlu
>> got his order and material from his boss to start posting material 
>> "proving" that Turkey has protected Jews, while Greeks have tried to
>> "eradicate" from Greece.
>>
>> In the mean time, some propaganda about Armenians, Greeks, and Kurds, is
>> in his program ...
>>
>>>-- 

> Please ignore this guy. He is a Goebbels wanna-be. In the
>recent past he posted a wild assumption without providing any hard
>evidence. Then, he repeated this assumption several times, but this time
>without even mentioning that it is the product of his mind. In this way
>he thinks people will start believing his theories.

  Look pal. I said that several Turks are using mutlu's accounts to post
  their crap.  The difference in his writing style in many cases is
  so obvious, that only idiots like you cannot see.

  And what I said in the previous posting about Turkey wanting to approach
  Israel makes perfect sense.  Why the heck do you think mutlu is interested
  in Jews?  How come and muslims are now starting to be sympathetic to Jews?
  If he wrote just one posting about Jews, I would say what the heck, he is
  a muslim who likes Jews.  But for so many months, tenths of postings about
  Jews every day, simply proves my point.  So think a little, and get your
  own answer. You think mutlu suddenly fall in love with Jews?

>A while ago a netter wrote the following about this person:

><1992Jul28.080338.23279@enea.se>
>sommar@enea.se (Erland Sommarskog)

>[]And? There are quite some Greeks, including you, who post a lot of
>[]misinformation. Concluding from a e-mail discussion I had with
>[]Panos Tamamidis it seems that he does not think that correctness of
>[]facts is a virtue. At least when his side present in the incorrectness.
>[]However this is an opinion I don't share, and furthermore I tend to
>[]correct inaccuracies when I see them.

> What he is trying to do is very clear. For this reason, I don't even need
>to say that his claims are false.

 Is this the way Turks are making lists of their "enemies"?  The above 
 posting of Mr. Sommar* appeared about one month ago.  How surprising
 that you keep this stuff for future use !!  Have you placed me in a black
 list?

 Now, with respect to Sommar*'s crap, Mr. Sommar* should shut up, since
 at the very same posting he wrote that Greece vetoed the recognition of
 Macedonia by the EC. This is untrue, but you prefered to omit this thing,
 in order to prove your point.  And Mr. Sommar* never explained in the net*
 what he ment. And his posting, discuses me, since he appears not to respect
 our personal exchange of mails. Thus, Sadistic Turgut, be more careful in
 what you write next time.

 Furthermore, your posting clearly shows how Turkish propaganda works.

> Sadi Turgut
  ^^^^
  Sadistic perhaps?


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---> Panos Tamamidis
     University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign