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Living &Pregnancy in Turkey
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 09:53 pm |
Well, that´s one way to put it. But he only got that far because because he repressed his kurdish side
Still.. do you have any other example in the world to bring up a president who belongs to a minority group? I have witnessed people who applie for political assylum - not because they were tortured or anything, just to go and live oveseas.. because otherwise there is no way he can go
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 09:58 pm |
Still.. do you have any other example in the world to bring up a president who belongs to a minority group? I have witnessed people who applie for political assylum - not because they were tortured or anything, just to go and live oveseas.. because otherwise there is no way he can go
Hehe... Turkey is very open that way. You can become president regardless of your ethnicity as long as you are willing to give it up
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 09:58 pm |
Depending on where you are in Turkey will determine your level of care. If you are going to live in a major city, you can expect similar care to what you are probably used to. If you are going to move out to the countryside, critical care becomes an issue. For example, if something were to go wrong with your health or an emergency should arise, some remote towns do not have ambulance service. (My father in law became very ill in June and was transported by the village bus to the nearest hospital...needless to say that the bus driver was not a medical professional). This is common in many countries around the world and not just Turkey. Also, rural hospitals often lack proper equipment and response mechanisms to critical care situations.
We will be moving to Istanbul. Thanks for sharing. I hope your father in law is doing better.
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:00 pm |
Hehe... Turkey is very open that way. You can become president regardless of your ethnicity as long as you are willing to give it up
And how do you know that?
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:04 pm |
We will be moving to Istanbul. Thanks for sharing. I hope your father in law is doing better.
I wish you the best of luck and the best of health. You should be perfectly fine in Istanbul.
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:04 pm |
And how do you know that?
You brought it up yourself
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:06 pm |
You brought it up yourself
AND WE ARE NOT HOSPITABLE....
Unidentified assailants on Wednesday killed five police and a civilian driver in an attack in southern province of Diyarbakýr, hours before the Turkish Parliament approved the extension of the military’s mandate to conduct cross border operations against the outlawed Kurdistan Workers’ Party, or PKK, for a year.
The assailants raked a police bus with automatic weapons and hand grenades around 6 p.m. local time killing six and injuring at least 20 people, according to Interior Minister Beþir Atalay.
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http://www.todayszaman.com/tz-web/detaylar.do?load=detay&link=155317
http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/excontent.php?htmlcon=terrorattacttopolice.htm
It is like a low level war right now
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:06 pm |
I wish you the best of luck and the best of health. You should be perfectly fine in Istanbul.
Thank you so much. I wish you too the best of health and why not a cute,healthy baby for 2009!!!
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:08 pm |
We will be moving to Istanbul. Thanks for sharing. I hope your father in law is doing better.
Good luck. You will feel at home, don´t worry.
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:10 pm |
Hospitable? So they are guests then according to you..? And their place of origin would be..? There´s a new twist I haven´t seen before.
Anyway life82 was asking for advice in this thread so let´s not spoil it.
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08 Oct 2008 Wed 10:10 pm |
Good luck. You will feel at home, don´t worry.
Thanks!
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