However, he ignores a part of his citizens who trie to continue their lives under very difficult conditions in Turkey!

Because of the economic crises that have been experienced in Turkey,“bankrupt businessmen live under very difficult conditions”, and they are sought by the courts and police because of their debts.

When these businessmen are caught by the police, they are put into prison for five years. They do not have a prominent address and they constantly change the place they live in order not to be caught by the police. They are unable to receive treatment when they get ill, because in hospitals, the police check whether the person is sought or not by the courts. And if they have a job, they can in no way benefit from social rights since they are unable to make the social security registration.

And the most terrifying result is that “they can not send their children to school”, so the children can not take education. Because the legal residence address information is required for registration to the school. When the address information is given to the school, these information get saved in the address information system and the police comes to catch the wanted person because of his debts.

It is claimed that there are 400 thousand people in Turkey who are sought by the police and other military security forces because of their debts and that 70 thousand businessmen are still being kept in prison for their debts. When these numbers are commented together with the families of the businessmen, it means that there are 1,5 million people living under difficult conditions!

For giving treatment in hospitals, the hospitals sought for the condition that the person has a Social Security Organization registration. And if there is no registration in these security organizations, none of the family members can benefit from the treatment services. Because when a person makes such a registration, his residence address is detected by the police and the person can be caught.

These data means that 20 percent of the population live without social security.

These people are unable to receive treatment in the hospitals, and those of them who find a job work without social security in their work place and they can not send their children to school.

Çek Ma?durlar?

(1) use soft systems such as advertising to persuade us to want things, and
(2) use hard systems such as police to prevent us having things without paying.

The soft systems are very nasty, and include undemining our freedom of thought and choice by for example persuading us that certain things are necessary in order to be socially accepted by our peers. The battleground created by the retailers stops serving them when one of its two parts fails:

if the system of persuasion fails, we don’t want
if the system of prevention fails, we don’t pay

All that happened was that the second event occurred – the police in Tottenham made a mistake – so people were left with the desires created by the retailers without the restraints the retailers relied on. And now the courts – a component of the retailer’s hard systems – are handing out ridiculously severe punishments, and handing them out to the wrong people – to the victims of the retailer’s systems.

In a not-too-distant future when the aging gene has been switched off, people must pay to stay alive. To avoid overpopulation, time has become the currency and the way people pay for luxuries and necessities. The rich can live forever, while the rest try to negotiate for their immortality.