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Ynt: Earthquake in Turkey From: Bulent Potur (bpotur@superonline.com) Mon Aug 23 06:02:08 1999 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re : Ynt: intravaginal compresses forgotten" Previous message: Bulent Potur: "Ynt: intravaginal compresses forgotten" May God help that Turkey does not become a Taliban Ruled Afghanistan. Secularity is one of the bases of the Turkish Republic founded by M. Kemal Ataturk, who reconstructed a blooming new nation over the ruins of the sick man of the 19. century, the Ottoman Empire apparently collapsed of being ignorant of the Renaissance, the Reforrms and most importantly the Science. Being a secular state all citizens do enjoy freely to practice all their different religious beliefs. Unfortunately the West supports these medieval minds just for conspiracy. I personally can not excuse Taliban or similar radical Islamists backed by the U:S. Or the BBC corporation interviewing a lady veiled in black who is not a Turkish national and who by no means represents a Turkish woman on the eve following the earthquake. If the medieval radical christians had ressurrected and started to burn people would the West also back them? -- Bulent Potur M.D. Gynecologist Kirikkale Turkey -----Özgün İleti----- Kimden: eraj0@ibm.net <eraj0@ibm.net> Kime: Multiple recipients of list OB-GYN-L <ob-gyn-l@talk.obgyn.net> Tarih: 23 Ağustos 1999 Pazartesi 05:03 Konu: Re: Earthquake in Turkey > >lance saunders wrote: > >> At Fri, 20 Aug 1999, Barbara Nesbitt, Editor OBGYN.net wrote: >> > >> >Dear Joe et all, >> > >> >I contacted Dr.Demirtola >> > >> >Announcements >> >OBGYN.net has been in contact with Fatih Demirtola, MD, OBGYN.netter of >> >Ankara,Turkey regarding our sending help for the earthquake disaster in >> >his country. >> >> Isn't it ironic that a mailing list devoted to women's issues and >> advocacy should be so concerned and heartfelt in their desire to help a >> country where women are denied basic human rights, a country where women >> cannot be educated, must cover their bodies, are denied basic health >> care based on religious dogma? there is hope after all. >> >> -- >> Lance Saunders, MD >> Ft. Lauderdale, Fl > >Dear Lance, >I assume that your intentions are good, > However your knowledge of Turkey and Islam ,and your knowledge of the >effects of the global economic meltdown,and your information that abuses of >human rights in Turkey are based on religious dogma are dangerously >misleading and perverted. > The real internal issue are blood thirsty anti-Isalmic military backed >secularists who will stop at nothing to prevent participatory democracy as >shown by the annulling of elections when an Islamic party won the national >elections recently fair and square. > However your concern for women is acknowledged . >"We Believe in that which has been revealed to us and that revealed to you: >Our God and your God is ONE ,and to HIM we Surrender. " (Holy Quran Ch 29 >Verse 46 In Part). >Ummeed A Eraj MD >Houston,TX > Next message: Bernard Cristalli: "Re : Ynt: intravaginal compresses forgotten" Previous message: Bulent Potur: "Ynt: intravaginal compresses forgotten"

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