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dandydan
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Take a 45 gallon drum, fill it up, carry it home and cash in when prices go through the roof.
Donald Twain
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Sounds like you went to the wrong place , where did you school?
Donald Twain
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Crap ! In fact worse than @chicoazul 's gibberish
bizzaro
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21st March 2016:
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...willingly-lets-itself-be-fooled-a6944501.html
Turkey has reached new levels of journalist repression - yet the EU willingly lets itself be fooled for a deal
In January more than 1,000 academics signed a petition calling for a return to the peace process with the PKK. 30 have been dismissed, 27 suspended and three have just been detained prior to prosecution, for “making terrorist propaganda”
On the same day that court-appointed trustees took over the Feza Media Group - including Turkey’s largest-selling daily newspaper, Zaman - the EU’s president Donald Tusk met with Turkey’s President Erdogan at his Istanbul palace (Erdogan’s main palace is in Ankara) to pave the way for a deal to solve the migrant crisis.
Last Thursday, when the final round of talks began in Brussels, Hasnain Kazim, the German weekly Der Spiegel’s Turkey correspondent, was forced to leave the country after Turkish authorities refused to renew his press credentials. Eight out of the 20 German journalists based in Turkey have also been refused press cards.
This clearly makes nonsense of the claim made by Turkey’s ever-smiling prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, before his meeting with Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel in January: “If there is anything limiting freedom of expression in Turkey, I will be the first one to resist it.” Either that, or it just illustrates Davutoglu’s role in a good cop/bad cop routine with Erdogan.
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices...willingly-lets-itself-be-fooled-a6944501.html
Turkey has reached new levels of journalist repression - yet the EU willingly lets itself be fooled for a deal
In January more than 1,000 academics signed a petition calling for a return to the peace process with the PKK. 30 have been dismissed, 27 suspended and three have just been detained prior to prosecution, for “making terrorist propaganda”
On the same day that court-appointed trustees took over the Feza Media Group - including Turkey’s largest-selling daily newspaper, Zaman - the EU’s president Donald Tusk met with Turkey’s President Erdogan at his Istanbul palace (Erdogan’s main palace is in Ankara) to pave the way for a deal to solve the migrant crisis.
Last Thursday, when the final round of talks began in Brussels, Hasnain Kazim, the German weekly Der Spiegel’s Turkey correspondent, was forced to leave the country after Turkish authorities refused to renew his press credentials. Eight out of the 20 German journalists based in Turkey have also been refused press cards.
This clearly makes nonsense of the claim made by Turkey’s ever-smiling prime minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, before his meeting with Germany’s chancellor Angela Merkel in January: “If there is anything limiting freedom of expression in Turkey, I will be the first one to resist it.” Either that, or it just illustrates Davutoglu’s role in a good cop/bad cop routine with Erdogan.
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Turkey is just a crap Greece.
rascal
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bizzaro
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summerisle
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Rock Ferry - 95% of whom no doubt did take alcohol into exams, if in fact they bothered to turn up at all.
There's 30 billion Eurod to help with the migrant crisis gone down the toilet the EU gave them 3 months ago,with a visa promise too for the Turks to be able to visit the shengan areas of the EU - what will happen now ???
A military coup definitely happened almost a civil war?
A military coup definitely happened almost a civil war?
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