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**CoiI8XIj** · 10-09-2012, 04:17 AM

pakistan was always friendly with china. its participation war against terror alongside US did nothing to that friendship so your argument is void.
china has not placed its military plans for world domination on the table.

this retaliation is a good thing but turkey is not the superpower you are trying to make it out as. be realistic.

For many in aging and debt-weary Europe, which will be lucky to eke out a little more than 1 percent growth this year, Turkey’s economic renaissance — last week it reported a stunning 11.4 percent expansion for the first quarter, second only to China — poses a completely new question: who needs the other one more — Europe or Turkey?

Turning East, Turkey Asserts Economic Power

10-09-2012, 04:17 AM	#20
CoiI8XIj Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 388 Senior Member	pakistan was always friendly with china. its participation war against terror alongside US did nothing to that friendship so your argument is void. china has not placed its military plans for world domination on the table. this retaliation is a good thing but turkey is not the superpower you are trying to make it out as. be realistic. For many in aging and debt-weary Europe, which will be lucky to eke out a little more than 1 percent growth this year, Turkey’s economic renaissance — last week it reported a stunning 11.4 percent expansion for the first quarter, second only to China — poses a completely new question: who needs the other one more — Europe or Turkey? Turning East, Turkey Asserts Economic Power
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