mengibar10

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by mengibar10 9y ago
Turkey's GDP has been growing with a few setbacks steadily. This year alone the growth is 5%. Turkey has been under a lot of stress for a very long time. Few countries could sustain growth under such circumstances and many could not es
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Very well said. However a true functioning democracy require more than these unfortunately. At least in order to have those well functioning institutions you need an entity that can expose groups who have hijacked them. Countries like Turke
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One example. The mentioned Imam Hatip schools were a headway for religious education after a very heavy secularization of the country. It was just an alternative to ultra secular education system so people could send their children to have
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Back you claims with data, and don't be elitist and call Turkish institutions crap.
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Here's your lie that Erdogan's party (AKP) does not get votes from the western cities. http://www.haritalar.web.tr/1_kasim_2015_Turkiye_Genel_tekra...
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by mengibar10 9y ago
It baffles me the amount of misinformation given to the public in the West. A deliberate attempt to mislead and misguide people to further an agenda of violence, coup, and war. Haven't we learned anything from Iraq War? If a country is
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by mengibar10 9y ago
PKK and YPG are two names for one organization operating in bordering countries. Captured PKK terrorists tell that they were fighting for YPG. You should seek and read these stories for yourself. But if you only read media holding exclusive
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by mengibar10 9y ago
How do you explain fabricating evidence to invade a sovereign country within that context?
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http://www.reuters.com/article/us-turkey-blast/kurdish-milit... https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/dec/10/bomb-outside-i... http://www.aljazeera.com/news&#x
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Absolutely not. Especially support for PKK diminished recently after they sabotaged peace process. During the talks Kurds in southeast of Turkey has seen what it would be like of truce. Unfortunately PKK saw an opportunity in Syria and uppe
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Do you support Democratic nation? Read and learn (spoiler it was not the first nor the last time). https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/19/cia-admits-rol... The mistake you're making is using
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PKK is a terrorist organization because they have been killing civilians. Especially indiscriminate killings through bombings market places, public meetings. Most of the time their victims have been Kurdish people. A terrorist is a terroris
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by mengibar10 9y ago
What makes you think Trump is pro-war? My observation that he's against wars unless they are very profitable for the State not necessarily for companies. That is why the stocks are down probably. On the contrary Clinton was pro-war and
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In that case, can we then draw the conclusion that US is giving PKK all these weapons for a purpose beyond fighting ISIS?
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US is giving weapons to PKK in Syria. PKK has been considered a terrorist organization both by US and EU for a very long time, I mean decades. They are giving weapons under the pretext of fighting ISIS. Among the weapons given there are sur
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Tools mankind invented so far have been extremely productive as well as destructive. I think worry should not be on if one day the Superhuman AI will take over the mankind, but if we will be able to stop/limit the destruction of that a