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1968 - French president General De Gaulles speaks Turkish !

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Uploaded by on May 19, 2007

This video is dedicated to Sozogül ! ;o))

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  • In fact, people here in France don't really know neither understand what modern Turkey is. The reality is that we have huge problems with arabs and and africans integrist muslims and islamo-fascist criminals here, and some people make the confusion between turkish and all of the bastards above. All of those wo know a bit about Turkey (like our so missing General) know that it can become a real european nation. Ne mutlu türküm diyene.

    Iyi günler.

  • He speaks turkish very badly. Actually, he doesn't speak turkish.

    He wanted just to show that he respects your country and your language.

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  • @sozogul çok haklisin =)

  • @sozogul Hayir, çok iyi oldu =)

  • Well.I couldn't understand anything.His turkish is very bad:)

  • Nicola Sarturky ...

  • yehaaaa

  • çok kasmış :)

  • General De Gaulles.... in

    Nicholas Sarkozy .......out

  • Türk devleti ülkülerini Türklük ve uygarlıktan, müslümanlık ve birliğe kaydırmıştır. Atatürk'ün ismi ve yaptıkları anılmaz olmuş, hükümet din bütünleştirmesi adı altında din popülistliği yapmakta. halkın çoğu uyumuş ve lider aramakta. ne zaman gelecek o lider?

  • human? you mean MAN :D

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