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Emin Colasan fired...
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:28 pm |
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Quote: The PM pressured a newspaper to fire a journalist? That sounds not good. Is there proof? |
Believe you me, Trudy....The paper looks very thin and absolutely flat 
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:34 pm |
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Quoting ciko: well i am very glad that he is fired.. keithl..dont talk as if he was just innocent columnist. i am not sure if you know him well..dont you find it democratic? did you know that he was one of the biggest supporter of coups in Turkey? he is one of those god damned men who hide behind ataturk and talk everything they want or they believe on behalf of Ataturk. Be sure Turkey didnt lose anything. he was not criticizing Tayyip Erdogan.. he was insulting him..he used to insult everybody is religious.. he used to insult girls who cant study at universities just becasue they wear headscarf..and he is not the only columnist who talks about his son. why others still are not fired then? i think you had better search about him before talking like an excited Russian revolutionary from 1910's . |
NO CRAP HERE PLEASE. IF YOU KNOW OF ANY LIES HE WROTE IN HIS COLUMN, LET US KNOW TOO......AT LEAST HE WAS MAN ENOUGH TO SIGN HIS OWN NAME, UNDER WHAT HE WROTE.
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:38 pm |
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Quoting AlphaF: NO CRAP HERE PLEASE. |
I guess someone else's opinion is considered "crap" to you? Gentleman of TC? I think your crown has been slipping lately....
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:39 pm |
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Just so you know, I supported the "e-coup" also. And I am not the only Hurriyet reader that finds it disgusting that he was forced out.
yes, there are others who criticize tayyip in print, but none bigger. The AK Parti is making an example of him to scare other writers.
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:42 pm |
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So - censorship of the media is only acceptable when it suits YOU? Hehehe - a nice idea  ! I wonder if you felt the same things about censorship of certain novels talking about Armenia...? 
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:52 pm |
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I'm free speech. Freedom of the press.
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:56 pm |
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Quoting KeithL: I'm free speech. Freedom of the press. |
I agree with freedom of the press....with a little compassion  . It is unfair when somebody decides to be a public figure, to victimise their children (or wife for wearing a headscarf). Even in such a gutter-press country like the UK, there were never rude comments about Blair's children or family - they never asked to be in the public eye and should not be subjected to the same treatment.
Just my view 
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 08:59 pm |
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military service is the law in turkey. not talking about a child here, he's a man.
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| 18. |
15 Aug 2007 Wed 09:01 pm |
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He is still an innocent non-public figure.
Anyway, it seems to me that some people just can't accept demoncracy in Turkey!!! How hard everyone has tried to stop him becoming president hahaha! Yet...here he is, voted in by the MAJORITY
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 09:01 pm |
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well, he's not President, nor wil he be....
That would be impossible.
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15 Aug 2007 Wed 09:05 pm |
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Quoting KeithL: well, he's not President, nor wil he be....
That would be impossible. |
he will be president at the end of august and you all have to accept that someone whose wife is headscarved in turkey could be president 47 % turks aproved it.. no matter what you say..this is democracy.. and i am so happy i love to see you narrow minded people so angry
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