21,000 teachers and 1.5k deans. This is the kind of thing that pushes the education system and thus the country back a decade.
How are they gonna find replacements? How are the students gonna cope without teachers? What is Erdogan trying to do..
How are they gonna find replacements? How are the students gonna cope without teachers? What is Erdogan trying to do..
In his convoluted thinking, he's trying to stop the spread of an anti-establishment political organization that has infiltrated all levels of the Turkish military and civil service.
Or, you know, they're reasonable people who are concerned about the dimming of their country's democracy.
http://www.craveonline.com/design/869309-north-korean-defect...
> Well, it's hard to say. Yes and no. Because if you're talking about nowadays North Koreans, it's a little bit hard for me to say that a majority of North Koreans believe propaganda. But I do think that older generations definitely believe government propaganda, because in the 1970's, economically the North Koreans were better off than South Korea, but after the 1990s famine, things have proven that it is not the best country in the world as the government or state claim, because how can you accept the propaganda when your best friend dies of starvation? So I think nowadays more and more people are critical of government propaganda, but I can't say what all North Koreans do now.
I think you are thinking a century. Like pre Kemal.