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Abe, Erdogan agree to step up negotiations on Japan-Turkey trade pact

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Even the globalists of Europe don't want to open the door for this religious dictator but we can always count on dear old Abe-san to sell out Japan for a few Yen more.

Oh and never mind that Erdogan will quickly turn Japan in to one of his Trojan horses as long as Abe and his croonies are living in their gated communities their pockets lined with money nobody cares right ?

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Twenty years ago, Istanbul was one of the most popular tourist destinations for Japanese people. But today, the news about Turkey have been always military matters. And President Erdogan is one of the most famous dictators for Japanese people. Anyway Japan and Turkey have been good friends from Meiji era. We should consider that this relationship is very important not only for these two countries but also for all over the world.

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As long as Erdogan is in Power no Country in the World should work together with Turkey :/

I know that is not a Democratic way but someone who doesn't care for Democracy at all shouldn't be talked to more then necessary

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As long as Erdogan is in Power no Country in the World should work together with Turkey :/

I couldn't agree more, Turkey currently has the highest number of journalists locked behind bars luckily             Abe-san and his LDP already control all of the Japanese media or it would give them some ideas…

But there is hope for Turkey yet seeing as Istanbul managed to get loose from the AKP's grip let's hope the rest of the country follows suit so we can see a secular Turkey once again.

And next time when Erdogan's wife meets Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako we can ask her to remove her headscarf which is still the most prominent symbol of female oppression in the Arabic world.

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