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Police have warned of potential disruptions during Sweden's first ever official visit by a Turkish head of state as President Abdullah Gül prepares to travel to Stockholm with a 100-strong delegation.
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And trying to turn modern Turkish republic into a Iranian style country
a puppet of USA... poor Turkish people never ever deserve this man !
Agreed.
But unfortunately almost every other citizen of Turkey have a positive or very positive perception of this guy.
Turkey will not stay as a single country for a very long time because of the very different world views' of its citizens. It will eventually split just like the old Yugoslavia. The only thing I am unsure about is how many parts it will split into. Ideally there should be a Kurdish southeastern state (capitol: Diyarbakir), a secular western state (capitol: izmir) and a conservative muslim middle state (capital: Istanbul or Bursa). Until that happens, the brightest minds of Turkey will keep fleeing to the US or to Europe, which will decelerate the development of Turkey.
generals like keeping them in jail for years without trial and just with hearsay accusations. They are making news papers fire any journalist who speaks against them, they are appointing their own judges to the courts and so an and so on.
I think one way or other, Gul and Erdogan's rule as is in Turkey will end soon on account of they finally pushed their envelope to much and too soon without getting people slowly get used to their agendas. I don't think even their most ardent voters will vote for them again, because they raised the status of terrorists and give in to them, while jailing the Turkey's soldiers who had fought the terrorists.