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Why Gulen’s Followers Never Criticize Gülen and His View of the Kurdish Problem

Posted on October 18, 2012 by admin

Denial is a common tactic for Gulenists and their leader who substitute deliberate ignorance for thoughtful planning. The definition of denial is simply refusing to acknowledge that an event has occurred. The person or group affected simply act as if … Continue reading →

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President Obama’s Policy and the Future of Israel The relationship between the United States and Israel under President

Posted on October 18, 2012 by admin

Obama’s administration has sunk to an all time low from the time President Harry Truman recognized the Jewish state in 1948.  It is also true that the Jewish and the Kurdish people are the two “nations” who are not welcomed in the … Continue reading →

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Paradigm Shift :|: The Presidential Race in the US: Who Is Going to Move America forward, Romney or Obama?

Posted on September 18, 2012 by admin

The US presidential election is two months away, yet there is no front-runner.  In this year’s election the main issues are unemployment, inflation, tax cuts, budget deficit, and housing, so that the economy will determine who is going to be … Continue reading →

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The Status of the Minorities in South East Asia: Why Can’t Turkey Be Like the Philippines?

Posted on September 13, 2012 by admin

The Philippine nation is a pluralistic society and culture compared to other South East Asian countries in the region. The direction the Philippines has taken since her colonial days has been toward the integration of small, more diverse tribal communities … Continue reading →

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Democracy And Kinship: Who Rules?

Posted on September 13, 2012 by admin

Many writers are prolifically writing about Turkey, but what is missing is the important way in which family structures and religious views shape the Turkish government. In the modern Turkey, networks of kin are still the foundation of wealth, security, … Continue reading →

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