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Tüyler ürpertici, korkunç! Saadet zincirinde şantajla seks kölesi yapılan kadınlar...
ABD kamuoyu aylardır Nxivm isimli topluluğu tartışıyor. Kişisel gelişim seminerleri kisvesinde bir saadet zinciri olan Nxivm'un kurucusunun da onlarca kadının seks kölesi olarak kullanıldığı bir tarikatın lideri olduğu ortaya çıktı. Biz de gerçek olamayacak kadar tüyler ürpertici bu hikayeyi tüm detaylarıyla masaya yatırdık…
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The value of babes in brandland
The concept of branding is as old as the hills. For over 4,000 years, brands have been used for identification on both livestock and humans. Fugitives, galley slaves, gypsies, vagabonds, brawlers and the clergy have been marked with "symbols of shame" brands throughout history.
A Bird’s Eye View : Losing the moral battle
We birds get our food in a variety of ways Ñ insects, bugs, other birds and even fish. Our fishing relatives can just dive straight down and pluck their dinners right out of the water. We see humans are really crippled when it comes to catching fish. They throw out these long lines with hooks that contain bait in hopes that the fish will be so desperately hungry that they will ignore any warning sign that they shouldn’t swallow the baited hook.
Evil eye bead of Özpetek’s films
ISTANBUL - Italian and Turkish audiences appreciate Turkish actress Serra Yılmaz, the indispensable actress in Ferzan Özpetek’s films, for her characteristic physical features, strong acting ability and impressive blue eyes. She thinks her success is related to the success of Özpetek
Let's lend an ear to ASİAD's Başaran
At times of economic crisis, it is of course difficult to think strategically. Governments need to produce fast solutions, companies seek ways to quickly pare costs. But it also worth keeping in mind that these are the moments in which many institutions will be created or recreated for the coming century or so.
We belly dance, they tango
People around the world live with nearly the same reflexes. Wherever you go, just like us, they too have one or more historical leaders... they too get excited by sports. Some become fanatics of football, some of cricket, some of baseball. But very few countries live with music like the Argentineans do. I was always told it was, but I couldn’t believe it could be that much a part of their lives. I went and saw, and was fascinated as well as admiring of them. Morning, night and day is filled with music. I’m not talking about just some kind of music. An Argentinean life is tango... first I thought it was a tourist attraction. But as I walked in the streets of Buenos Aires, went in and out of cafes, diners and shows, I understood that tango is part of an Argentinean’s everyday life.
A hatching machine and a free slave!
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has always been an ardent opponent of birth control. So has his political mentor Necmettin Erbakan Hodja and others subscribing to the political Islam ideology… Some say every family must have at least three kids, some go even further and say “Only God gives, God takes” the state should stop being concerned with population growth…
A "jet aquittal" for Turkish author Elif Safak
In what is being called a "jet aquittal,"internationally-acclaimed Turkish author Elif Safak has had all charges against her lifted today by an Istanbul judge. Charges against Safak had been based on the 301st article of the Turkish Penal Code, which calls for imprisonment for people accused of "insulting Turkishness, the Turkish Republic, or the Turkish Parliament." Passages from Safak's recent novel "Father and Bastard" had been at the root of charges brought against her. In the announcement of the aquittal, the judge cited insufficient evidence and lack of basis for the charges.
Whirling dervishes listed as cultural treasure
Turkey's whirling dervishes were added to the UN list of cultural treasures on Friday. UNESCO head Koichiro Matsuura, who announced the list of 43 traditions, said he was glad it included developing countries from Africa and elsewhere. "Despite the vitality and the strength of these cultural expressions," he said at UNESCO's Paris headquarters, "they are many that need urgent and immediate safeguarding."
New York Times reports Turkey's sex trade is "growing"
An article appeared in the New York Times on Sunday titled "Turkey's growing Sex Trade Snares Many Slavic Women". The article talks about women who arrive by ferry across the black sea who end up working in "the country's growing sex trade, sometimes against their will." The article says that these women are known in Turkey as Natashas regardless of their real names, and claims that Turkey is quickly becoming the world's largest market for Slavic women due to it's booming economy and lax visa laws.
Slaves of 21st Century
The gendarme rescued 19 handicapped people, including 4 children, who were chained and employed by force in Adana. It was revealed that the destitute handicapped people were collected from the streets and sold to the rich landowners for 500 million TL. The villagers, who were brought before the court with a gendarme minibus, claimed that they stood as protector for destitute people.