Mayor of Istanbul wants autonomy

**DarkSecret** · 03-18-2017, 09:09 PM

Originally Posted by Witness

Rize dünyada Laz nüfusun en yoğun olduğu yer. İnanmıyorsan reddettiğin Gürcü kuzenin -user'a sor. Ardeşen, Pazar, Çayeli, vs. full Laz. Artvin Gürcistan'a sınır olmasına rağmen Laz nüfus yoğunluğu daha az.

1 kasım 2015 Rize seçim sonuçları
1. AKP %75,4... Türkiye'de AKP'nin en çok oy aldığı il.

Ben soy olarak Trabzonlu değilim ayrıca...

Rize: 331048

Ardeşen+fındıklı+pazar = 87102

87102/331048=0,26x100=%26 Laz

hopa+arhavi=55939

Artvin: 168068

55939/168068=0,33x100=%33 Laz

0,33>0,26

Science bitch.

http://www.nufusu.com/

**~~Böri~~** · 03-19-2017, 08:55 AM

Ersoy DEDE

İstanbul’a özel yasa
19 Mart 2017 Pazar

İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediye Başkanı Kadir Topbaş, İstanbul’a özel yasa çıkarılması gerektiğini söyledi..

“..Diyorum ki İstanbul kendi kendini yönetsin, başka müdahaleler olmasın, kendi kararını kendi versin. Bu yanlış mı? Doğru. Böyle tek elden yürüsün..”
Bunu sahiden kentin iyiden iyiye büyümesi nedeniyle özel şartlarının oluştuğu gerekçesiyle istiyorsa sonuna kadar destekliyorum.. Yani diyorsa ki “..bizde acayip bir trafik sıkışıklığı oluyor.. İstanbul’daki kamu çalışanlarının mesai saatleri ile Zonguldak’takilerin aynı olmasın...” buna varım.. Hatta bunu daha da genişleterek ve geliştirerek sadece İstanbul’da değil Türkiye’nin dört bir tarafında bir takım kararların, o kentin özel durumları dikkate alınarak verilmesini isterim..Terör riski olan kentler için farklı, yılın önemli bir bölümünü kar altında geçiren kentler için farklı, daha erken yazı karşılayan kentler için farklı uygulamalar olmasını desteklerim.. Adına ne derseniz deyin.. İsterseniz idari özerklik deyin.. Yaşamı kolaylaştıran yerinden yönetimi, koşullu olarak desteklediğimi defalarca yazdım.. Fakat evvela Kadir Topbaş’ın sözlerine açıklık getirmesi lazım.. Tam ne istiyor?.. “..Başka müdahaleler olmasın..” derken neyi kastediyor?… Kimi kastediyor?.. Kanalistanbul gibi Marmaray gibi, 3. Havalimanı gibi dünyayı titreten prestij projelerle ilgili olarak konuşuyorsa hiç kimse kusura bakmasın, “..bu sadece İstanbul’u ilgilendiren bir konudur, kimse müdahale etmesin..” denecek kadar basit işler değil bunlar..Hatırlasanıza, Erdoğan başbakanlığı sırasında Hilton arazisi meselesine müdahale etmeseydi, peşkeş çekiliyordu Aydın Doğan’a orası.. İsterseniz nasıl peşkeş çekiliyordu, onu da anlatırım.. Şimdi aynı risk 3. Havalimanı için de var.. Türkiye’nin seçilmiş lideri Erdoğan, yanlışlıkla ipi bir santim boşlasa, o havalimanı inşaatı hafriyat çukuru olarak kalır.. Kimse kendini çok önemli zannetmesin..

http://www.star.com.tr/yazar/istanbu...-yazi-1198260/

Olabilir normal diyor..

**~~Petros Houhoulis~~** · 03-19-2017, 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by Gold-Shekel

It was even more shit before, Istanbul didn't even have running water.

Constantinople had aqueducts supplying running water. They are still in use:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valens_Aqueduct

The Valens Aqueduct (Turkish: Valens Su Kemeri or Turkish: Bozdoğan Kemeri, meaning "Aqueduct of the Grey Falcon"; Ancient Greek: Ἀγωγὸς τοῦ ὕδατος, Agōgós tou hýdatos, meaning simply "aqueduct") is a Roman aqueduct which was the major water-providing system of the Eastern Roman capital of Constantinople (modern Istanbul, Turkey). Completed by Roman Emperor Valens in the late 4th century AD, it was maintained and used by the Byzantines and later the Ottomans, and remains one of the most important landmarks of the city.

The most visible bridge section of the aqueduct stands in Istanbul, in the quarter of Fatih, and spans the valley between the hills occupied today by the Istanbul University and the Fatih Mosque. The surviving section is 921 metres long, about 50 metres less than the original length.^[1] The Atatürk Bulvarı boulevard passes under its arches.

Roman period[edit]

The construction of a water supply system for the city (then still called Byzantium) had begun already under the Roman emperor Hadrian.^[2] Under Constantine I, when the city was rebuilt and increased in size, the system needed to be greatly expanded to meet the needs of the rapidly growing population.^[3]
The Valens aqueduct, which originally got its water from the slopes of the hills between Kağıthane and the Sea of Marmara,^[4] was merely one of the terminal points of this new wide system of aqueducts and canals – which eventually reached over 250 kilometres (160 mi) in total length, the longest such system of Antiquity – that stretched throughout the hill-country of Thrace and provided the capital with water. Once in the city, the water was stored in three open reservoirs and over a hundred underground cisterns, such as the Basilica Cistern, with a combined capacity of over 1 million cubic meters.^[5]
The exact date that construction on the aqueduct began is uncertain, but it was completed in 368 AD during the reign of Roman Emperor Valens, whose name it bears. The spectacular bridge section lay along the valley between the third and fourth hills of Constantinople, occupied respectively at that time by the Capitolium and the Church of the Holy Apostles.^[6] According to tradition, the aqueduct bridge was built using the stones of the walls of Chalcedon, pulled down as punishment in 366 after the revolt of Procopius.^[6] The structure was inaugurated in 373 by the urban prefect Clearchus, who commissioned a Nymphaeum Maius in the Forum of Theodosius, that was supplied with water from the aqueduct.^[6]^a[›]
After a severe drought in 382, Theodosius I built a new line (the Aquaeductus Theodosiacus), which took water from the north-eastern region known today as the “Belgrade Forest”.^[3]
East Roman (Byzantine) period[edit]

Other works were executed under Theodosius II, who decided to distribute the water of the aqueduct exclusively to the Nymphaeum, the Baths of Zeuxippus and the Great Palace of Constantinople.^[3] The aqueduct, possibly damaged by an earthquake, was restored under Emperor Justinian I, who connected it with the Cistern of the Basilica of Illus^b[›] (identified today either with the Yerebatan or with the Binbirdirek (Turkish: Turkish): "thousand and one columns") cistern, and was repaired in 576 by Justin II, who built a separate pipe.^[6]^[7]
The aqueduct was cut by the Avars during the siege of 626, and the water supply was reestablished only after the great drought of 758 by Emperor Constantine V.^[6] The emperor had the whole water supply system repaired by a certain Patrikios, who used a large labour force coming from the whole of Greece and Anatolia.^[6]
Other maintenance works were accomplished under Emperors Basil II (in 1019) and Romanos III Argyros.^[4]^[8]
The last Byzantine emperor who took care of the aqueduct was Andronikos I Komnenos.^[7] Neither during the Latin Empire nor during the Palaiologan period were any repair works executed, but by that time the population of the city had shrunk to about 40,000–50,000 inhabitants, so that the water supply was no longer a very important issue.^[4] Nevertheless, according to Ruy Gonzáles de Clavijo, a Castilian diplomat who traveled to Constantinople en route to an embassy to Timur in 1403, the aqueduct was still functioning.^[6]

**~~Petros Houhoulis~~** · 03-19-2017, 08:51 PM

So, what shall be the national anthem of Istanbul about? The large noses of the Laz?

**DarkSecret** · 03-19-2017, 11:46 PM

Originally Posted by Petros Houhoulis

So, what shall be the national anthem of Istanbul about? The large noses of the Laz?

What about keeping your big nose out of at least this matter? You think you are being funny or what?

**~~Petros Houhoulis~~** · 03-20-2017, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by DarkSecret

What about keeping your big nose out of at least this matter? You think you are being funny or what?

No, I won't keep my nose out of this issue, as long as you keep messing your nose in Greece:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...ational-anthem

It's about time to discuss about the number of splinter states that shall be cut from Turkey, and of course their national anthems!!!

...'Cause you Turks are fun! You make silly posts and then you bitch when we repay you with the same coin, even in threads that you ignite on your own subforum!!!

**DarkSecret** · 03-20-2017, 01:59 PM

Originally Posted by Petros Houhoulis

No, I won't keep my nose out of this issue, as long as you keep messing your nose in Greece:

http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...ational-anthem

It's about time to discuss about the number of splinter states that shall be cut from Turkey, and of course their national anthems!!!

...'Cause you Turks are fun! You make silly posts and then you bitch when we repay you with the same coin, even in threads that you ignite on your own subforum!!!

I don't do such things so stop bullying me.