It´s not only for making it possible to have names with personal names with qxw in them but also to have place names with those letters which is even more important. This is an EU project. (EU have already compiled the old place names in Black Sea region which will follow this one. You can be sure EU will come up with demands for changing the place names in that region after they make Turkey change this one) Current  laws don´t make it possible to have qxw letters for Kurdish names (people/place). We will see how the current political party at power will handle it. Probably they will find a way but how?

In the Netherlands we have two official languages, Dutch and Frisian. Frisian is the language of the province Friesland, in the north of my country, and outside that province hardly anyone understands it (I certainly don´t). It means that all official papers from the local government are not only written in Dutch but also in Frisian. Street signs with place names have first - in big letters - the Frisian name and below it - in smaller letters - the Dutch version. So far I have never heard of anyone complaining that these two languages go together. Wouldn´t that be an option?

No, I am not counfused, perhaps you are...as you seem to have missed this important and central part of the post you chose to quote only a small part of....

"As an example; Spanish is the largest non Anglo group in the US, and they have the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo to fall back on regarding linguistic issues, however there are none of the extra Spanish letters in official USA documents.  This results in people pronouncing names in a unintended manner."

.............these USA citizens are also in their own country...and have an agreement...a treaty!..then there are the Amerindians.....who have numerous languages....and treaties.

BTW............I have yet to meet a Turk who can actually pronounce W

Don´t be fooled thehandsom...we have made every reasonable accomodation and more for the spanish speaking...just go to an atm or look at any instructions with an appliance.  Heck, call their customer service number and you may need to ask for an interpreter yourself..

I am not fooled at all..I know how it works in western countries and I KNOW HOW IT WORKS IN MY OWN COUNTRY TOO..

Just go to the surgery round the corner from my home, a Turk can ask interpreter freely and the state has TO PROVIDE it..

That is what states do for the people, for their citizens.

That is what the sates are for. Right

...can´t every Turk who speaks English pronounce the W? Or am I not getting the real sound of the W

Not only W but  other sounds Q and X are ALREADY IN TURKISH DAILY LIFE...

It is just the mental blockage of some nationalists and chauvinits about the issue (as I mentioned at the beginning and the title of the thread   )..

I think people in Turkey needs well paid jobs... more than such bullshits... it is really irritating to see that people of my country are missing the main plot of my countries problem with dealing such nonsenses...

I am paying 1 lira for a bread... and all the retired people need to work to continue their lives... anything more should i count? This is the real problem of my country...

for q you can use "k with wovels", w you can use "double v" and x you have "k and s"...

our alphabet is enough for everything...if i am easily spelling and pronouncing arabic and persian words... i can do as well as for kurdish...

Bilingual signs would be a very good and fair solution, but I doubt neither the hardline Turkish nationalists nor their Kurdish counterparts who are every bit as prejudiced and racist as their Turkish counterparts (in spite of someone who seems to believe they are brave defenders of the poor and opressed and unable to hurt people or kittens) would accept that.

I bet that unless the law strictly mandates bilingual signs, local governments in the Kurdish regions would start doing what many Basque or Catalan nationalist local governments do, put signs only in the regional language which is understood only in their province (especially true of Basque since it has no relationship whatshowever with Spanish), much to the justified annoyance of the rest of the Spanish citizens.

you should stop opressing them and give the right to get education in their own language!

 They already get educated in the language they want! And in parts of Scotland they get educated in Celtic.......