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A very insightful argument for the "no" vote. I'm glad to hear that there are always turks that are placing the people over the concepts of power for power's sake.
These are going to be the same issues with the west if they attempt to federalize and centralize powers in the EU. Then it'll be a crash course collision between east and west, with all of the people that the so-called "democratic leaders" of these new empires use as nothing more than pawns.
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Split or no split, you shall keep massacring each other for no apparent reason. Otherwise you wouldn't be Turks...
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No no no! Sultan Mad Terrorist is no Saddam Hussein. He is far worse, he is next door Mugabe!
BTW Mugabe destroyed Zimbabwe without any foreign intervention in Zimbabwe...In November that same year, he announced of his intention to run for re-election as Zimbabwe's President in 2018, at the age of 94, and has been accepted as the ZANU-PF candidate.[371] In February 2016, Mugabe said he had no plans for retirement and would remain in power "until God says 'come'".[372] In February 2017, right after his 93rd birthday, Mugabe stated he would not retire nor pick a successor, even though he said he would let his party choose a successor if it saw fit.[373][374]
The economy of Zimbabwe shrank significantly after 2000, resulting in a desperate situation for the country – widespread poverty and a 95% unemployment rate.[11] Zimbabwe's participation from 1998 to 2002 in the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo set the stage for this deterioration by draining the country of hundreds of millions of dollars.[12] Hyperinflation in Zimbabwe was a major problem from about 2003 to April 2009, when the country suspended its own currency. Zimbabwe faced 231 million percent peak hyperinflation in 2008.[13] A combination of the abandonment of the Zimbabwe dollar and a government of national unity in 2009 resulted in a period of positive economic growth for the first time in a decade.
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