Atlasia-Turkey Free Trade Bill (Law'd)

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The Turkish definition of secularization is suppression of religion.

[Хahar 🤔]

The Turkish definition of secularization is suppression of religion.

Better than the Saudi definition.

Is that what we're comparing it to?

[Хahar 🤔]

The Turkish definition of secularization is suppression of religion.

Better than the Saudi definition.

Is that what we're comparing it to?

You noticed there were other letters, most of which formed words in coherent sentences, that followed that sentence. I made it clear that the line you quoted was not a reason on its own.

Nevertheless, my point stands.

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No one in the Senate denies that there have been and remain injustices in Turkey; however, this bill is perhaps our best chance to show the rest of the Arab world that there are tangible benefits for modernization and liberalization.

Hmm?

[Хahar 🤔]

No one in the Senate denies that there have been and remain injustices in Turkey; however, this bill is perhaps our best chance to show the rest of the Arab world that there are tangible benefits for modernization and liberalization.

Hmm?

Sorry for the mischaracterization. But Turkey has been very involved in peace talks and other negotiations between Middle Eastern and Central Asian nations, so it would send a better message than, say, Albania which you mentioned elsewhere.

Max, not me.

Just pointing it out before you make a real gaffe.