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Turkey and racism

Slavery White/Black on "Esir" or "Yesir" <br>‘’Eunuchs were in demand, and the most popular seem to have been blacks from Africa. They played an important role in the Ottoman palace since they were able to be the interface between the women of the harem and the outside world.’’<br>‘’Circassians, Syrians and Nubians were the three primary races of females who were sold as sex slaves in the Ottoman Empire. Circassian girls were light skinned ------They were the most expensive, reaching up to 500 pounds sterling and the most popular with the Turks.’’<br>‘’The trade continued up until World War I. Henry Morgenthau, Sr., who served as the U.S. Ambassador in Constantinople from 1913 until 1916, alleges in his Ambassador Morgenthau's Story that there were gangs trading white slaves during his term in Constantinople’.’’<br>Slavery Boys/Females on "Esir" or "Yesir" <br>‘’In the 19th century, meyhanes (taverns) opened in many places throughout Istanbul-------Usually the servants in these places were beautiful young boys, although the entertainment might be provided by women dancing and singing. By this time trafficking in women from the Balkans was well established in Istanbul, with gangs recruiting and circulating women through a number of destinations such as Izmir and Trieste. ---------Muslim women were technically forbidden from engaging in prostitution. However, the latter were known to be operating in houses in Muslim districts -------- While westerners tend to think of prostitutes as female, Ottoman culture was such that a great deal of emphasis was placed on the beauty of young boys. Walter G. Andrews and Mehmet Kalpaklı reflect on this situation in their book, “The Age of Beloveds”<br>‘’The survey 2011-2013 asked individuals what types of people they would refuse to live next to, and counted how many chose the option 'people of a different race' as a percentage for each country. With 20 - 39.9% Turkey is one of the least racially tolerant countries. In the same categorie is France, Bulgaria, Algeria, Morocco, Mali, Zambia, Thailand, Malaysia,The Philippines, Bangladesh & Hong Kong. Other countries are Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, India, Jordan<br>"We love to cry 'Islamophobia' when we talk about the way Muslim minorities are treated in the West and yet we never stop to consider how we treat minorities and the most vulnerable among us." While noting that racist incidents are condemned in the United States, she said that in Egypt, as well as in the Arab world, there is a culture of silence toward racist incidents which reflects negatively on Arab society’’<br>According to Mona Eltahawy is a columnist for Egypt's Al Masry Al Youm and Qatar's Al Arab. She is based in New York<br>

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  1. M a r c h 2 0 1 7 WHY RACISM IS PREVELANT IN THE TURKISH CULTURE +OTHER PITFALLS C E N T U R I E S O F R AC I S M A P P R O X A M A LY 1 2 9 9 – N O W 2 0 1 7 W H Y T H E H U N T E R B E C O M E S T H E S C A P E G OAT [ 2 0 S L I D E S ]

  2. Experiencing your scapegoating first Why i wrote this presentation M a r c h 2 0 1 7 I wrote this presentation, because of my own experiences. I was completely blind-sighted towards their history with the subject racism and couldn’t comprehend nor tolerate how I was treated. They scapegoated me to boast their unity and bonding, such as making fun of my situation, appearance and made up stories. Spreading on social media websites, through that I got unfamiliar people breaking into my PC & mobile, laughing at me or following me on a daily basis. I am legitimate scared that they will do something towards me over 5,10,15 or 20 years, because of their current cultural society construction. My bond towards these people won’t be restored for a long time, because the wounds are too fresh, but not deep enough to change my perspective on racial equality. I have no DNA connection towards these people or other Arabian/Muslim cultures nor do I practice the Muslim belief. In my culture people love to look unique, celebrate with full life&color and most importantly a church, synagogue and musk can stand next to each-other. Recent events (2017) gave me the last breath to speak up & present 2 presentations with only facts & sources. If they would denial this story I don’t care, because possible victims need to known: how they denial things, their pride, condescending & intolerant behavior towards society minorities, mixed races and immoral practices from the past. This is your karma and for those who don’t participate good for you, spread the word of wrong doing and stands up for those in need. Why racism is prevalent in the Turkish culture +other pitfalls [20SLIDES] Centuries of racism approximately 1299 – now 2017 & Why the hunter becomes the scapgoat Stalking What to do [9SLIDES] Overcoming it, defend measurements, stalker disorders and tactics & strategies

  3. Overview Why racism is prevelant in the Turkish culture+other cultural pitfalls M a r c h 2 0 1 7 CENTURIES OF RACISM APPROXAMALY 1299 – 2017 1.1 Turkey=Ottoman empire 1299 –1923 Slavery White/Black & Boys/Females on "Esir" or "Yesir" - Imperialism, Fascism & Devsirme 1.2 Neighbor Greece issues 1.3 Neighbor Armenia issues - Denail towards Armenian genocide 1915 – 2017 1.4 Neighbor Bulgaria issues 1.5 Turkey’s economic war: 2015 import/export With former imperalistic/neighbor countries 2.1 Arab world: culture of silence towards (minority)racism incidents ‘’We love to cry Islamophobia’’ 2.2 Turkish president calls the Dutch fascists in 2017 2.3 Turkish Racial Intolerance WVS map 2013 of worldwide racial intolerance CULTURAL PITFALLS 3.1 Turkey WVS cultural value map 2010 - 2014 3.2 Turkey Corruption Perception scale 2016 3.3 Turkey Honor killing & revenge statistics 2016 3.4 Turkey Gang- activities & Crime 3.5 Turkey Culture of silence/Low human rights like the rest of the middle east Every sentence is literally copied and pasted. Not the title’s. If the page isn’t active anymore, you can certainly find sources.Check it always on who.is other plausible

  4. 1.1 Turkey=Ottoman empire 1301-1922 Slavery White/Black & Boys/Females M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Slavery ‘’slavery has been acceptable and legal in many countries for millennia, and certainly it was legal in the Ottoman Empire just as it was in European countries at the same time.-----Islam forbids Muslims from enslaving people, but there are exceptions. One such condition was if a non-Muslim was captured in wartime. This, however, turned into a situation in which one could buy a slave who was not a Muslim------The Ottomans turned the capture of non-Muslims into a lucrative business by arranging for their captives to be ransomed.’’ Slavery Boys/Females on "Esir" or "Yesir" ‘’In the 19th century, meyhanes (taverns) opened in many places throughout servants in these places were beautiful young boys, although the entertainment might be provided by women dancing and singing. By this time trafficking in women from the Balkans was well established in Istanbul, with gangs recruiting and circulating women through a number of destinations such as Izmir and Trieste. ---------Muslim women forbidden from engaging in prostitution. However, the latter were known to be operating in houses in Muslim districts -------- While westerners tend to think of prostitutes as female, Ottoman culture was such that a great deal of emphasis was placed on the beauty of young boys. Walter G. Andrews and Mehmet Kalpaklı reflect on this situation in their book, “The Age of Beloveds” Slavery White/Black on "Esir" or "Yesir" ‘’Eunuchs were in demand, and the most popular seem to have been blacks from Africa. They played an important role in the Ottoman palace since they were able to be the interface between the women of the harem and the outside world.’’ ‘’Circassians, Syrians and Nubians were the three primary races of females who were sold as sex slaves in the Ottoman Empire. Circassian girls were light skinned ------They were the most expensive, reaching up to 500 pounds sterling and the most popular with the Turks.’’ ‘’The trade continued up until Morgenthau, Sr., who served as the U.S. Ambassador in Constantinople from 1913 his Ambassador Morgenthau's Story that there were gangs trading white slaves during his term in Constantinople’.’’ Istanbul-------Usually the were technically World War I. Henry until 1916, alleges in ▪ Slavery among the Ottomans, Internet, April/28/2012 (hurriyetdailynews.com) ▪ Prostitution in the Ottoman Empire, Internet, June/14/2014 (hurriyetdailynews.com) ▪ Male sexual quirks among the Ottomans, Internet, February/28/2015 (hurriyetdailynews.com) ▪ Slavery in the Ottoman Empire, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org) / (revolvy.com) etc. etc.

  5. 1.1 Turkey=Ottoman empire 1301-1922 Imperialism,Facism and Devsirme M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Turkish Imperialism 1301-1922 ‘’Turkey, Egypt, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Macedonia, Hungary, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Parts of Arabia and much of the coastal strip of North Africa --- Ruthless in dealing with local leaders --- Strong slave- based army’’ Janissaries aka Devsirme ’Instead, Murad sought to kidnap Christian children from previously conquered territories to be trained for the Janissary Corps. After conversion to Islam and strict military training, these children would become loyal slave-soldiers/state rulers in order replaced and controled like cattle. The sultan reasoned that these converted children would grow to despise their Christian families and remain faithful to the sultan’’ The deteriorated end of the Ottoman empire ‘’Entangled by debt, the empire tried to minimize its involvement in the web of European politics by aligning itself with Germany, with whom trade had increased. In the end, it was the desire to retain the empire and to deny non-Turks and non-Muslims a say in its affairs that brought about the empire's collapse. Turkish and German ambitions coalesced but both states were defeated in World War I.’’ Religion practices ‘’In spite of the supposed prohibition against turning churches into mosques, Sultan Mehmed and future sultans didn’t hesitate to turn churches into mosques whenever they wished it. And when government officials wanted to do so, it required the sultan’s permission.’’ ‘’Under Ottoman rule the major religious groups were allowed to establish governing communities, called millets, each retaining its own religious laws, traditions, and language under the general protection of the sultan.’’ their own self- The systematic Genocide of Ottoman E. 1914-1923 See the following countries Greece and Armenia ▪ Unknown, Ottoman Empire (1301-1922), Internet, 4 April 2009 (bbc.co.uk) ▪ Were people vying to become slaves in the Ottoman Empire?, Internet, 20 April 2009 (http://history.howstuffworks.com) ▪ Janissary, Internet , consulted on March 2017 (britannica.com) ▪ Ottoman empire, Internet , consulted on March 2017 (britannica.com) ▪ Unknown, Ottoman Empire (1301-1922), Internet, consulted march 2017 (newworldencyclopedia.org) ▪ The Greek Orthodox Church under Ottoman rule, Internet, November/29/2014 (hurriyetdailynews.com)

  6. 1.2 Neighbor Greece issues with Turkey M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Greece-Turkey wars (The list is too long for this page) 1265-1453 Byzantine–Ottoman wars 1832 Independent from the Ottoman Empire 1897 Greco-Turkish War 1912-1913 First Balkan War 1914-1918 First World War 1919-1922 Greco-Turkish War 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus 30 January 2017 Greek and Turkish warships in standoff in Aegean sea’’ The Ottoman genocide of Greeks 1914 to 1923: Known as Pontic/Greek genocide ‘’The Assyrian Genocide, 1914 to 1923: They first suffered, along Ottoman Greeks and Armenians, from Turkey’s simultaneous immediately after World War I.’’ ‘’The Genocide of Ottoman Greeks, 1914-1923: A total of more than 3.5 million Greeks, Armenians, and Assyrians were killed under the successive regimes of the Young Turks and of Mustafa Kemal from roughly 1914 to 1923. Of this, as many as 1.5 million Greeks may have died.’’ genocides during and Cyprus issue in March 2017 ‘’’’Turkey’s EU negotiations have long been hindered by Cyprus, and talks aimed at reuniting its estranged Greek and Turkish communities are at a critical juncture but have stalled and are unlikely to move until after the referendum.’’ “The Greek armed forces are ready to answer any provocation,” Panos Kammenos declared at a military parade marking the 196th anniversary of Greece’s war of liberation against Ottoman Turkish rule. “We are ready because that is how we defend peace.” 01 Turkey denies Ponic Greek genocide ‘’Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos said Turkey must give a “sincere apology” for the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of Black Sea, or Pontic, Greeks. The genocide happened almost a century ago and Greece from time to time asks for an apology but never gets one as Turkey doesn’t admit to genocides, including of Armenians.’’ ▪ ,Greek and Turkish warships in standoff in Aegean sea, Internet, 30 January 2017 (theguardian.com) ▪ Tensions flare as Greece tells Turkey it is ready to answer any provocation, Internet, 27 March 2017 (theguardian.com ▪ The Assyrian Genocide, 1914 to 1923 and 1933 up to the present, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (ncas.rutgers.edu) ▪ The Genocide of Ottoman Greeks, 1914-1923, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (ncas.rutgers.edu) ▪ More general information on: Greek genocide, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org) ▪ Greek President Wants Turkish “Sincere” Apology for Pontic Genocide, Internet, 15 Augyst 2016 (thenationalherald.com) ▪ List of wars involving Greece, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org)

  7. 1.3 Neighbor Armenia issues with Turkey M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Armenia-Turkey wars 1918 Caucasus Campaign (World War I) 1920 Turkish–Armenian War Defeat and all of Western Armenia is given to Turkey 1921 Battle of Mountainous Armenia March 2017 Today: Berlin wall for Armenia-Turkey. They need Russia clean up Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said ‘’Russia and Armenia are reliable allies in international affairs and security. Together, we are forging the forward-looking Eurasian Economic Union. We have a shared perspective on today’s most pressing challenges.’’ ‘’The minister noted that Russia "played an important role in restoring the relations between Armenia and Turkey during the active phase of this process in 2007-2009.“------"The minister added that the opening of the Armenian-Turkish border would benefit the entire region. "We would most certainly welcome the opening of the Armenian-Turkish segment of the EAEU's external border for free movement of people, goods and services. This will obviously benefit the entire region," he said Another wall like what Turkey did in Bulgaria? Playing the victim maybe you now that term Turkey ‘’Ankara does not recognize the term "genocide", which some countries use to characterize the events that took place in the Ottoman Empire in the early 20th century. Turkey insists that both Turks and Armenians suffered in those clashes, which it classifies as fratricidal war.’’ ‘’ The Bundestag’s (Germany) decision to recognize genocide of the Armenian people comes from Turkey’s resistance to become a true counterpart of the EU in certain issues, Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said in an interview with the Vesti on Saturday weekly television program.’’ ▪Russia to assist Armenia-Turkey talks — Lavrov, Internet, 16 March 2017 (tass.com) ▪ Russia Ready to Support Armenia-Turkey Talks says Lavrov, Internet, 16 March 2017 (asbarez.com) ▪ Unknown, Armenian genocide, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (history.com) ▪ Armenian Genocide Project, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (ncas.rutgers.edu) ▪ Lavrov calls inadequate Turkey’s reaction to resolution on genocide of Armenian’, Internet,

  8. 1.3 Neighbor Armenia issues with Turkey Denail Armenian genocide 1915 - 2017 M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Denail Turkey: The Ottoman genocide of Armenians 1914 to 1923: Known as Armenian genocide ‘’In 1915, leaders of the Turkish government set in motion a plan to expel and massacre Armenians living in the Ottoman Empire. Though reports vary, most sources agree that there Armenians in the Ottoman Empire at the time of the massacre. By the early 1920s, when the massacres and deportations finally ended, some 1.5 million of Turkey’s Armenians were dead, with many more forcibly removed from the country. However, the Turkish government does not acknowledge the enormity or scope of these events. Despite pressure from Armenians and social justice advocates throughout the world, it is still illegal in Turkey to talk about what happened to Armenians during this era.’’ were about 2 million American host Conan O’brien visits genocide memorial in 2015 ‘’Argentina, Belgium, Canada, France, Italy, Russia and Uruguay are among more than 20 countries which have formally recognised genocide against the Armenians. The European Parliament and the UN Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities have also done so. The UK, US and Israel are among those that use different terminology to describe the events. Turkey reacted angrily after Pope Francis called it "the first genocide of the 20th Century" in the run-up to the centenary commemorations.’’ ▪Aslanian, K., Late night with Conan O'Brien... in Armenia, Internet , 15 October 2015 (theguardian.com) ▪Butler , B., Here’s what happened when Conan O’Brien went to Armenia, Internet, 18 November 2015 (washingtonpost.com) ▪Blake, M.,Conan O'Brien shops for rugs, tries to play matchmaker in historic trip to Armenia, Internet, 18 November 2015 (latimes.com) ▪O’Brien, C., Sona visits The Armenian Genocide Memorial, Internet, 18 November (teamcoco.com) ▪ Akkoc, R., ECHR: Why Turkey won't talk about the Armenian genocide, Internet, 15 October 2015 (telegraph.co.uk) ▪Melvin, D., 8 things to know about the mass killings of Armenians 100 years ago, Internet, 27 April 2015 (cnn.com) ▪Unknown, Q&A: Armenian genocide dispute, Internet, 2 June 2016 (bbc.com)

  9. 1.4 Neighbor Bulgaria issues with Turkey M a r c h 2 0 1 7 The “Turkish yoke” ‘’The five centuries from 1396 to 1878, known as the era of the “Turkish yoke,” are traditionally seen as a period of darkness and suffering. Both national and ecclesiastical independence were lost. The Bulgarian nobility was destroyed—its members either perished, fled, or accepted Islam and Turkicization—and the peasantry was enserfed to Turkish masters. The “blood tax” took a periodic levy of male children for conversion to Islam and service in the Janissary Corps of the Ottoman army.’’ Berlin wall of Turkey and Bulgaria ‘Expulsions and exodus have a long heritage in the Balkans. The Balkan Wars of 1912-13 saw the Ottoman Empire lose its last territories in Europe, prompting an exodus of Muslims from their ancestral homes. Muslims were forced out of Bulgaria, Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania and Serbia, with most ending up in Turkey. Millions of today’s Turkish citizens are their ancestors.----- Almost 100 years after the Balkan Wars, around 350,000 Turkish-origin Bulgarian citizens were effectively expelled from Bulgaria in summer 1989. This peacetime ethnic purge was based in an “asinine anachronism, invoking the ghost of ‘the Turkish yoke,’” Arrogance Turkey meddling Bulgarian politics March 2017 "We are ready to protect the country's border in the way provided for in our legislation," Bulgaria's Defence Minister Stefan Yanev------Bulgaria is angry at Turkey's open support for Dost, a party for the ethnic Turkish minority, which is running in the Bulgarian general elections for the first time. Sofia slammed Ankara for encouraging Bulgarian citizens living in Turkey -- who number some 200,000 -- to vote for Dost. It called the move "direct interference in Bulgarian domestic affairs". In 2017 Bulgarian border police patrol alongside a barbed wire fence on the Bulgaria-Turkey border, near the town of Lesovo. ▪Akkoc, R., ECHR: Why Turkey won't talk about the Armenian genocide, Internet, 15 October 2015 (telegraph.co.uk) ▪ Turkish yoke / Bulgaria, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (britannica.com) ▪ Journey to the borderlands of Turkey/ Kapka Kassabova Border, Greece and Bulgaria, 06/April/2017 (hurriyetdailynews.com) ▪ Bulgaria says ready to protect border with Turkey, Internet, 19 March 2017 (au.news.yahoo.com)

  10. 1.5 Turkey’s economic war: 2015 export/import With neighbors & former imperialism countries M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Albania imports $337Million from Turkey Albania exports $57.6Million to Turkey Hungary imports $788Million from Turkey Hungary exports $1.5Billion to Turkey Montenegro imports $48.1Million from Turkey Montenegro exports $17.8Milion to Turkey Algeria imports $2.02Billion from Turkey Algeria exports $2.2Billion to Turkey Kuwait imports $556Million from Turkey Kuwait exports $146Milion to Turkey Romania imports $2.59Billion from Turkey Romania exports $2.58Billion to Turkey Armenia imports $134Million from Turkey Armenia exports $2.37Million to Turkey Iran imports $3.62Billion from Turkey Iran exports $1.3Billion to Turkey Russia imports $3.81Billion from Turkey Russia exports $12.1Billion to Turkey Bosnia & Herzegovina imports $362Million Bosnia & Herzegovina exports $237Million Iraq imports $8.55Billion from Turkey Iraq exports $292Million to Turkey Serbia imports $618Million from Turkey Serbia exports $299Million to Turkey Bulgaria imports $1.66Billion from Turkey Bulgaria exports $2.34Billion to Turkey Israel imports $2.48Billion from Turkey Israel exports $1.68Billion to Turkey Syria imports $1.38Billion from Turkey Syria exports $25.4Million to Turkey Egypt imports $3.28Billion from Turkey Eqypt exports $1.42Billion to Turkey Tunisia imports $874Million from Turkey Tunisia exports $146Million to Turkey Lebanon imports $721Million from Turkey Lebanon exports $135Million to Turkey Libya imports $1.42Billion from Turkey Libya exports $188Milion to Turkey Ukraine imports $951Million from Turkey Ukraine exports $2.89Billion to Turkey Eritrea imports $13.9Million from Turkey Eritrea exports $19.8K to Turkey Georgia imports $1.33Bilion from Turkey Georgia exports $228Million to Turkey Jordan imports $864Million from Turkey Jordan exports $143 to Turkey Turkey=Ottoman empire had centuries of wars to force their imperalism on Ukraine, Bulgaria, Georgia, Iran, Romania, Syria, etc. With the help from enslaved Christian childern, which were forcefully conferted to Islam. Today Turkey demanding on economic area’s Greece imports $1.48Billion from Turkey Greece exports $1.97Billion to Turkey Macedonia imports $323Million from Turkey Macedonia exports $81Million to Turkey is ▪ Janissary, Internet , consulted on March 2017 (britannica.com) ▪ Ottoman Empire Map, Internet , consulted on March 2017 (britannica.com) ▪ Turkey import/export 2015, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (atlas.media.mit.edu) ▪ List of wars involving Georgia/Bulgaria/Iran/Syria/Ukraine/Romania, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org)

  11. 2.1 Arab world: culture of silence towards (minority)racism incidents ‘’We love to cry Islamophobia’’ M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Turkey-Kurds conflicts & shut down political parties ‘’ Dersim rebellion Zilan massacre Koçkiri Rebellion (1920) Sheikh Said rebellion (1925) Ararat rebellion (1927–30) Kurdish-Turkish conflict (1978–present) PKK rebellion (2015–present) Between 1975-2014 Turkey shut down 9 Kurdish political parties’’ Etnic groups in Turkey ‘’Turks 72.5% Kurds 12,7% ZazaKurds 4% Circassians 3.3% Bosniaks 2.6% Others:Georgians, Albanians, Arabs, Pomaks, Syrians, Greeks, Laz, various peoples of the Caucuses, and Azerbaijanis’’ Don’t write every individual incident about: this one does this and the other one does that. Cause I have a life. See 2.3 Turkish racial intolerance ‘’In Turkey, racism and ethnic discrimination are prevalent in its society and throughout its history, and this racism and ethnic discrimination is also institutional against the non-Muslim and non-Sunni minorities.This appears mainly in the form of negative attitudes and actions by Turks towards people who are not considered ethnically Turkish. Such discrimination is predominantly towards non-Turkish ethnic minorities such as Armenians, Assyrians, Greeks, Jews, Kurds and Zazas as well as hostility towards minority forms of Islam such as Alevis, Sufis, and Shiites.’’ ‘’We love to cry Islamophobia’’ "We love to cry 'Islamophobia' when we talk about the way Muslim minorities are treated in the West and yet we never stop to consider how we treat minorities and the most vulnerable among us." While noting that racist incidents are condemned in the United States, she said that in Egypt, as well as in the Arab world, there is a culture of silence toward racist incidents which reflects negatively on Arab society’’ According to Mona Eltahawy is a columnist for Egypt's Al Masry Al Youm and Qatar's Al Arab. She is based in New York ▪ Kurdish rebellions in Turkey, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org) ▪ Kurds in Turkey, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org) ▪ Racism in Turkey, Internet,consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org) ▪ The Ethnic Groups Of Turkey, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (worldatlas.com) ▪ The Arab world's dirty secret, Internet, 10 november 2008 (nytimes.com) ▪ Racism in the Arab world, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org)

  12. 2.2 Turkish president calls the Dutch facists in 2017 M a r c h 2 0 1 7 ‘’R.T. Erdoğan, president of Turkey (2017) said: “We know the Netherlands and the Dutch from the Srebrenica massacre. We know how rotten their character is from their massacre of 8,000 Bosnians there.’’ --- The Netherlands, Austria, Germany, Denmark and Switzerland, all of which have large Turkish immigrant communities, have cited security and other concerns as reasons not to allow Turkish officials to campaign in their countries in favour of a referendum vote.’’ by t h e g u a r d i a n . c o m ‘’Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan brands the Netherlands “Nazi remnants” and “fascists” after the Dutch government withdrew permission for Turkey’s foreign minister, Mevlut Cavusoglu, to land there for a planned visit.’’ by t e l e g r a p h . c o. u k 8.Netherlands corruption perception is 83% in 2016 and in 2012 84% according to Transparancy International. Meaning that 100% high in transparancy & 0% high in corruption. by t r a n s p a r e n c y. o r g ▪Henley, J., Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: 'We know Dutch from Srebrenica massacre‘, Internet, 14 March 2017 (theguardian.com) ▪Reuters, Erdoğan brands Dutch government ‘Nazi remnants and fascists’- video, Internet, 11 March 2017 ( theguardian.com) ▪Sanchez, R.,Sparks between Turkey and Holland as Erdogan calls the Dutch 'Nazi remnants‘, Internet, 12 March 2017 (telegraph.co.uk) ▪Unknown, Turkish-Dutch Relations Falter After Minister’s Visit Blocked, Another Escorted to Germany, Internet, 11 March 2017 (wsj.com) ▪Unknown, Corruption perceptions index 2016, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (transparency.org)

  13. 2.3 Turkish racial intolerance WVS map 2013 of worldwide racial intolerance M a r c h 2 0 1 7 ‘’The survey 2011-2013 asked individuals what types of people they would refuse to live next to, and counted how many chose the option 'people of a different race' as a percentage for each country. With 20 - 39.9% Turkey is one of the least racially tolerant countries. In the same categorie is France, Bulgaria, Algeria, Morocco, Mali, Zambia, Thailand, Malaysia,The Philippines, Bangladesh & Hong Kong. Other countries are Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Vietnam, Indonesia, South Korea, India, Jordan ‘’The study 2011-2013 concluded that economic freedom had no correlation with racial tolerance, but it does appear to correlate with tolerance toward willingness to state such a preference out loud, though, might be an indicator of racial attitudes in itself. Second, the survey is not conducted every year; some of the results are very recent and some are several years old, so we're assuming the results are static, which might not be the case.’’ b y W a s h i n g t o n p o s t . c o m homosexuals. -------The b y D a i l y m a i l . c o . u k ▪ Gye, Map shows world's 'most racist' countries (and the answers may surprise you) , Internet, 16 May 2013 (dailymail.co.uk) ▪ Perry,The World Value Survey’s Map of Worldwide Racial Intolerance, Internet, 22 March 2016 (good.is) ▪ Fisher, A fascinating map of the world’s most and least racially tolerant countries, 15 May 2013 Internet (washingtonpost.com) ▪ Fisher, 5 insights on the racial tolerance and ethnicity maps, from an ethnic conflict professor, 17 May 2013 (washingtonpost.com)

  14. M a r c h 2 0 1 7 CULTURAL PITTFALLS Every sentence is literally copied and pasted. Not the title’s. If the page isn’t active anymore, you can certainly find other plausible sources. Check it always on who.is MARCH 2017

  15. 3.1 Turkish cultural pitfalls WvS cultural value map 2010 - 2014 M a r c h 2 0 1 7 According to the latest World Value Survey findings Turkey is more focussed on survival and traditional values. For example: Turkey is more traditional then Indonesia For example: Morocco is more survival focussed then Turkey, but just as traditional Couldn’t include certain West orientated countries, because the map gets blurry. The World Value cultural map collects data over a period of 4/5 years . Their latest result is the 2010 -2014 Survey ▪Findings and insights, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (worldvaluessurvey.org)

  16. 3.2 Turkish cultural pitfalls Corruption perception scale 2016 M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Meaning that 100% high in transparancy & 0% high in corruption 69.Greece corruption perception is 44% in 2016 and in 2012 36% according to Transparancy International. 75.Turkey corruption perception is 41% in 2016 and in 2012 49% according to Transparancy International. 90.Indonesia corruption perception is 37% in 2016 and in 2012 32% according to Transparancy International. 90.Morroco corruption perception is 37% in 2016 and in 2012 37% according to Transparancy International. 113.Armenia corruption perception is 33% in 2016 and in 2012 36% according to Transparancy International. ‘Turkey's Criminal Code criminalises various forms of corrupt activity, including active and passive bribery, attempted corruption, extortion, bribing a foreign official, money laundering and abuse of office. Anti-corruption laws are poorly enforced, and anti-corruption ineffective.’’ by business-anti-corruption.com 159.Haiti corruption perception is 20% in 2016 and in 2012 19% according to Transparancy International. authorities are ▪Corruption perceptions index 2016, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (transparency.org) ▪These Are the Most Corrupt Countries In the World, Internet, January 2016 (fortune.com) ▪The map that shows the most corrupt countries in the world, Internet, January 2017 (independent.co.uk) ▪These are the world's most corrupt countries, Internet, January 2017 (CNBC.com) ▪ Corruption in Turkey, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.com) ▪ Turkey Corruption Report, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (business-anti-corruption.com)

  17. 3.3 Turkish cultural pitfalls Honor killing & revenge 2016 M a r c h 2 0 1 7 ‘’in the 1,948 murders committed in the country in 2016, the report said. Most of the murders were committed due to conflicts over money or honor killings, according to official figures. money was the cause in most of the killings, murders that occurred following incidents such as infidelity, sexual assault, abuse and breakups came second. Meanwhile, domestic violence and enmity, jealousy, traffic conflicts, unexpected induced confrontations, inheritance conflicts also resulted in some of the murders ‘’ b y H u r r i y e t d a i l y n e w s . c o m ‘’"In countries where Islam is practiced, they're called honor killings, but dowry deaths and so-called crimes of passion have a similar dynamic in that the women are killed by male family members and the crimes are perceived as excusable or understandable," Widney Brown, who now serves as director of programs for Physicians for Human Rights, told National Geographic. ---- Although quite common in pagan Arabia before the creation of Islam, it should be known that one of the first major reforms that the Prophet Muhammad brought to Arabia was the outlawing of female infanticide (killing of female children).’’b y T i m e . c o m ----- While situations, land alcohol- conflicts and ‘’The most frequently quoted figure published by the U.N. in 2000 is an estimate of 5,000 killings worldwide each year, most of them in Islamic regions of South Asia, North Africa and the Middle East. -----The average age of an honor killing victim is 23 and women make up 93% of those killed, according to a study of English-speaking media reports on honor killings worldwide cited in the Justice report. ’ b y U S A t o d a y . c o m ‘’5000 honour killings internationally per year 1000 honour killings occur in India 1000 honour killings occur in Pakistan 12 honour killings per year in UK’’ b y H b v - a w a r e n e s s . c o m ▪Iftikhar, Honor Killings Are a Global Problem, Internet, 29 July 2016 (time.com) ▪Statistic based & Data, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (hbv-awareness.com) ▪Kızılkoyun , Five people murdered per day across Turkey in 2016: Report, Internet, February/27/2017 (hurriyetdailynews.com) ▪Zoroya, 'Honor killings': 5 things to know, Internet, June 9, 2016 (usatoday.com)

  18. 3.4 Turkish cultural pitfalls Gang-activity and Crime M a r c h 2 0 1 7 mafia is the general term for criminal ‘’Turkish organizations based in Turkey and/or composed of (former) Turkish citizens. -------In the trafficking of heroin they cooperate with Bulgarian mafia groups who transport the heroin further to countries such as Italy. Criminal activities such as the trafficking of other types of drugs, illegal gambling, human trafficking, prostitution or extortion are commited in Turkey itself as well as European countries with a sizable Turkisch community such as Germany, Netherlands, Belgium and United Kingdom.’’ ‘’Turkey’s crime index is 41.09% in 2017. There’s a 58.91% that you are save’’ ‘’A gang of Turkish mafia were paid “tens of thousands of dollars” by the Islamic State to smuggle Paris terror suspect Hayat Syria. Turkish intelligence MIT believe she was met by two members of the gang upon her arrival at Sabiha Gokcen airport in Istanbul.’’ Boumeddiene into US shuts down fake 10 year old embassy in Ghana ‘’Visitors to the building were instead being hoodwinked by organized crime figures from Turkey and Ghana who managed to fool the public by speaking English and Dutch, according to a report that first appeared on the US State Department’’ ‘’He said the latest intelligence had pinpointed key figures in Turkey as well as the traditional Turkish crime gangs of north London, though he would not name the Bombacilar and the Tottenham Boys.’’ What are Turkey’s women doing in their free time? ▪ Turkish mafia, Internet, consulted on march 2017 (wikipedia.com) ▪ Asia: Crime Index by Country 2017, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (numbeo.com) ▪Paris terror attacks: Turkish mafia paid to smuggle suspect to America, Internet, 18 January 2015 (mirror.co.uk) ▪The gang shootings that put police with machine guns on London's streets, Internet, 25 october 2009 (theguardian.com) ▪ Heroin trade continues to claim lives as UK drug gangs compete for power, Internet, 20 December 2015 (theguardian.com) ▪Contributing family workers, female (% of female employment) 2014, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (data.worldbank.org) ▪ US shuts down fake embassy in Ghana 'where organized crime figures issued fake visas and phony birth certificates for 10 years‘, Internet, 4 december 2016 (dailymail.co.uk)

  19. 3.5 Turkish cultural pitfalls Culture of silence/ Low human rights like the rest of Middle East M a r c h 2 0 1 7 Turkey coup prisoners ‘John Dalhuisen, Amnesty International’s Europe director, said: “Reports of abuse including beatings and rape in detention especially given the scale of detentions that we have seen in the past week. ---- Despite chilling images and videos of torture that have been widely broadcast across the country, the government has remained conspicuously silent on the abuse.’’ BY MIRROR.CO.UK are extremely alarming, ‘’ Intentional homicides (per 100,000 people) In 2012 is 4 for Turkey In 2012 is 5 for USA In 2014 is 1 for European Union/Euro Area In 2014 is 4 for Arab world’’ BY DATA.WORLDBANK.ORG Captured Turkish soldiers (mirro.co.uk) Culture of silence/Sessizlik komplosu ‘’Despite chilling images and videos of torture that have been widely broadcast across the country, the government has so far remained silent on the abuse..’’ BY AMNESTY.ORG.UK ▪Thousands of Turkey coup prisoners 'raped, starved and hogtied', Internet, 24 July 2016 (mirror.co.uk) ▪Turkey’s crackdown on human rights, Internet, 10 January 2017 (amnesty.org.uk) ▪Intentional homicides (per 100,000 people), Internet, consulted on March 2017 (data.worldbank.org) ▪ Sessizlik komplosu/culture of silence, Internet, consulted on March 2017 (en.wikipedia.org)

  20. M a r c h 2 0 1 7 1.Denail Armenian Genocide 2.Denail Greek Genocide 3.Bulgaria ‘’Turkish yoke’’+Wall 4.Imperialism Ottoman empire=Turkey 5.Turkey’s economical war 6.Culture of silence minority racism 7.WVS 2013 racial intolerance 8.Gang-activity and Crime 9.Honor killing & revenge 2017 10.Corruption 59% chance END Turkey’s Pride END

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