Piro Ilir
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Today are dying more people, because the world population it's higher than it was at the past.I don't know much about Erdogan but he doesn't come across to me as a badie. I think he wants the best for his country and possibly because he is helping in areas in the Middle East some Westerners don't approve of he may be given bad press. It is always easy enough to get some people to make up some issues that put someone in a bad light. And the "free" press is guilty of reporting bias in a great many areas.
I see the problems in the world today are due to two issues. One is big financiers wanting to control governments and nations and the way that they have always worked in the past and in the present too is to divide and rule. I think this is behind the problems in Europe and in the Middle East and elsewhere.
The other is a reality that very few people understand. Diseases such as cardiovascular diseases (heart disease and strokes), cancer, diabetes and autoimmune disease but also infectious diseases indirectly, are all due to foul game play of toxic individuals through toxic relationships. Disease is a commodity traded for profit so the true causes are never discussed. The reality is that every country is at war from within. The racial and religious problems that we see are only the tip of the iceberg. In the past the conflicts appeared mainly in wars and conflicts that resulted in genocides and massacre but since the turn of the century and much more so since the second world war, we are being persuaded that we are living in more peaceful times. However disease has escalated through the roof. This is because the conflicts are within people's interpersonal environments and the death toll is greater than it was during war times and conflicts. In the second world war 66 million died in the span of about 7 years, i.e., so around 1 million a year. Today world wide over 17 million die of cardiovascular diseases and 8 million die of cancer every year, just to name the two worst cases.
Both Greece and Turkey have huge problems with disease and this is where the work needs to be done and not on the political front.