Turkish soldiers banned watching the series "Game of thrones"

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The command of the Turkish Armed Forces has approved a new list of instructions for military educational institutions, reports newsru.co.il. After they enter into force, Islamization will begin in the army, which has always acted as a guarantor of a secular state.

Turkish soldiers banned watching the series "Game of thrones"


For cadets of military schools will introduce the lessons of Islam, however, as long as they are optional. Future officers will be offered to familiarize themselves with the basic principles of religion, the biography of the Prophet Mohammed and the Koran.

In addition, the list of instructions contains recommendations on how to protect military personnel from unwanted influences. In particular, materials related to sexual exploitation, exhibitionism, pornography, bullying and antisocial behavior were banned.

Among the works that fall into this list, highlights the popular series "Game of thrones." Back in 2012, the two officers who showed him to the cadets during class were driven out of the army. Now this ban will be universal.
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  1. +2
    10 November 2014 06: 14
    Will the Turkish military become morally cleaner from the measures taken (

    "In particular, materials related to sexual exploitation, exhibitionism, pornography, bullying and antisocial behavior were banned."

    Judging by the firmness of the measures taken, the materials or actions mentioned occupy an important part of the leisure of the Turkish military.
    It would be better if they were necessarily shown the film Alan Parker Midnight Express.
    1. +1
      10 November 2014 06: 41
      Quote: Humpty
      In particular, the ban includes materials related to sexual exploitation, exhibitionism, pornography, bullying and antisocial behavior. "

      Judging by the firmness of the measures taken, the materials or actions mentioned occupy an important part of the leisure of the Turkish military.

      Armed Exhibitionism is certainly original.
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    3. explorer
      0
      10 November 2014 06: 44
      Quote: Humpty
      they would have been shown the film Alan Parker Midnight Express


      Better "Thirteen" by M. Romm
    4. Demon0n
      +3
      10 November 2014 06: 49
      Quote: Humpty
      Will the Turkish military become morally cleaner from the measures taken
      ...


      They will become sterile clean until they collide with the real world. Denial of the problem is the most reliable way of its absolute aggravation (in addition to the attendant problems).
      We recall the USSR, jeans, chewing gum ... We recall the Church ... Then, I think, it becomes clear what to expect in the future (not to mention the fact that the enemy will always take advantage of weakness).
      1. 0
        10 November 2014 07: 33
        Turkish soldiers banned watching the series "Game of thrones"
        Quote: Demon0n
        We recall the USSR, jeans, chewing gum.

        And I recall dill and the Baltic states, prohibiting everything Soviet and Russian. Apparently dill is a contagious disease.
        1. 0
          10 November 2014 09: 41
          Quote: enot73
          And I recall dill and the Baltic states, prohibiting everything Soviet and Russian. Apparently dill is a contagious disease.

          Have you watched this series? There, especially in the 1st season, an undisguised bang, without exaggeration, in each series, has just not been shown by the close-ups of the housekeepers. I can hardly imagine how this can be seen in the Army or military school. lol
          Although the series is certainly gorgeous, my wife and I sometimes watched non-stop on the 4-5 episodes in a row.
  2. +2
    10 November 2014 06: 23
    In the 21st century, such d-mo ... obscurantists are bad. belay
    1. Alex_Popovson
      +4
      10 November 2014 06: 50
      And here, for some reason, everyone is convinced that America is building the IG. I said that the Ottoman Empire and Turan will try to be born again.
      1. +2
        10 November 2014 07: 14
        Quote: Alex_Popovson
        And here, for some reason, everyone is convinced that America is building the IG. I said that the Ottoman Empire and Turan will try to be born again.


        Turan (as a state) and the new Ottoman Empire are an unrealizable idea for the same reasons that, for example, Russia and Poland cannot be a single state.
        "Turan" is a bluff of an inexperienced gambler.
        1. +1
          10 November 2014 13: 07
          Quote: Humpty
          "Turan" is a bluff of an inexperienced gambler

          Nobody in the Turkic countries takes Turan seriously, because at this historical stage it is utopia. So far, only cultural unity and, at some points, foreign-political.
          There may be unity so far on the Oguz basis of Turks and Azerbaijanis, in fact the closest relations among the Turks. As well as Cossacks and Kyrgyz. Cossacks have been active lately. In essence, integration is going on in Turkey, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan (it is gaining momentum more). .
          1. 0
            10 November 2014 17: 01
            Quote: Yeraz
            So far, only cultural unity and, at some points, foreign-political.


            It is wonderful when cultural exchange enriches culture, and does not breed incivility and obscurantism, in which the Turkish emissaries have more than once decided. For example, in one "educational" Turkish institution they interpret that under the concept of "unfaithful" there are primarily Buddhists and other pagans. But in our area since the early Middle Ages, relations between Muslims and Buddhists were good, not far from the Buddha statues there were mosques, and in some places churches. In Kashgar, Islam was so radical, Mama do not grieve, which did not prevent the Uighurs and Tibetans from maintaining excellent relations, in particular, the Dalai Lamas were treated with honor. Let the Turkish emissaries try to tell their stories about "infidels" in a Muslim shrine consecrated by the Dalai Lama.
            1. +1
              10 November 2014 17: 43
              Quote: Humpty
              For example, in one "educational" Turkish institution they interpret that under the concept of "unfaithful" there are primarily Buddhists and other pagans.

              Certainly isolated cases. I have never seen such a thing, but the fact that the graduate of the Turkish Lyceum and other educational institutions is a little higher in knowledge. But not because it is better, on the contrary. It’s just that they make the only difference.
              And in the society about graduating from a Russian university, at 90%, the thought arises that I bought a diploma there, and Turkish immediately respected.
              1. 0
                10 November 2014 21: 02
                Quote: Yeraz
                It’s just that they make the only difference.
                I heard maybe OBS. At the first time the kaz / Turkish lyceum was functioning in Kostanay, there was a small scandal. Type punished guilty blows with a pointer on his hands.
                Quote: Yeraz
                I have never met such a thing, but the fact that the graduate of the Turkish Lyceum and other institutions of higher education is an order of magnitude higher in knowledge.
                In general, Kazakh-Turkish lyceums are one of the most prestigious (or most prestigious) in secondary education in the Republic of Kazakhstan. Until recently, they tried to do it by hook. Now in the regions they are opening the so-called. "Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools" (NIS), and I think now the most talented guys will strive for it. At least for the sake of the name.
                By the way, Turks recruit not only the smartest, but also the children of influential people to their lyceums. I knew a guy who was a student of KTL, who was absolutely not burdened with knowledge, but who had an authoritative dad. Direct analogy with Boris Akunin's Azazel ..
                Quote: Yeraz
                And in the society about graduating from a Russian university, at 90%, the thought arises that I bought a diploma there, and Turkish immediately respected.
                I also heard in the absence of corruption that the main advantage of Turkish education over post-Soviet. And, as for the Higher School, the first Kazakhstani students of Turkish universities were frankly disappointed with their level, as they expected more .. Somehow, maybe somewhere lied .. hi
                1. +1
                  11 November 2014 02: 27
                  Quote: Alibekulu
                  In general, Kazakh-Turkish lyceums are one of the most prestigious (or most prestigious) in secondary education in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

                  My proposal was spelled incorrectly. They are prestigious and a little higher in the production of quality students.
                  A simple example is the guys from different countries that I studied with. The Tajiks most sophisticated in computers graduated from a Turkish university, the Uzbeks are also the smartest, the Kyrgyz have the same. And the Mongols said that in Turkish universities they graduated as officers are more disciplined and savvy than Russian.
                  Quote: Alibekulu
                  And, as for the Higher School, the first Kazakhstani students of Turkish universities were frankly disappointed with their level, as they expected more .. Somehow, maybe somewhere lied ..

                  Our level is higher. There are basically two capable students who graduate from a Russian or Azerbaijani university, where he really studied will be a cut above the graduate from Turkish. It is simple, as you correctly pointed out discipline and the absence of corruption, graduates with at least minimal knowledge of people, unlike the former Soviet where there are a couple who themselves tried and the others who paid or wiped their pants finished. As they say in Azerbaijan, it’s easy to enter Turkish universities, it’s difficult to finish, but it’s difficult to enter Azerbaijan’s, but it’s free to finish.
                  As a Russian officer told us: you would be in the hands of a Turkish officer, comrade Colonel would not pass there, there would be just a sikim sikim and crawl forward through a puddle))))
      2. +1
        10 November 2014 11: 26
        yes hto will give them?
  3. +4
    10 November 2014 06: 25
    Let them watch their melodrama series about the harem, a brilliant century or something
  4. +2
    10 November 2014 06: 30
    Helmets look like night pots! lol
    1. +2
      10 November 2014 06: 43
      Quote: Magic Archer
      Helmets look like night pots! lol


      Involuntarily thinking about the internal contents of helmets recourse
  5. +1
    10 November 2014 06: 36
    I'm embarrassed to ask: why did the officers show the cadets "Game of Thrones" during classes? Is this a tutorial? This makes no sense. Apparently, it was just too lazy to teach normal but difficult subjects.
  6. 0
    10 November 2014 06: 39
    in the army, which has always acted as the guarantor of a secular state, Islamization will begin.

    Turkey embarks on the path of Islamization, which may ultimately lead to an Islamic revolution, as in Iran. It will be interesting to look at the reaction of NATO if an Islamic state appears in its composition.
    1. 0
      10 November 2014 11: 34
      Considering that NATO controls radical Islam, Turkey’s Islamization does not pose any danger to NATO.
  7. +1
    10 November 2014 06: 49
    In the stone age to religious wars! Secular man is difficult to play off with a neighbor, but a religious fanatic is easy! So, the Catholics of Western Ukraine are killing Orthodox Christians in SE !!!
  8. 0
    10 November 2014 07: 01
    Turkey, by any pretext, does not want to see the EU in its composition, and after such information, it is better for Turks to forget about EU membership for good.
  9. pinecone
    0
    10 November 2014 07: 08
    Quote: Stanislav 1978
    in the army, which has always acted as the guarantor of a secular state, Islamization will begin.

    Turkey embarks on the path of Islamization, which may ultimately lead to an Islamic revolution, as in Iran. It will be interesting to look at the reaction of NATO if an Islamic state appears in its composition.



    More precisely, the re-Islamization, which began immediately after the ruling party of Erdogan came to power in 2002.
    A good example: 12 new mosques were built in 17000 years.
  10. +1
    10 November 2014 08: 06
    Among the works that fall into this list, highlights the popular series "Game of thrones." Back in 2012, the two officers who showed him to the cadets during class were driven out of the army. Now this ban will be universal.
    It was necessary to show the magnificent century, but they did not act patriotically.
  11. paul1992
    -1
    10 November 2014 08: 28
    popular TV series Game of Thrones

    never understood why this series is considered one of the best series of all time?
    there is not even a normal plot there, only an "excuse" for that meat grinder.
    but the dough in his PR vtyuhano ...
  12. +1
    10 November 2014 09: 14
    The country of frightened fools ... It is necessary to increase the combat training and not to read the root, earflaps. And the game of thrones is probably the best series in recent times. I haven’t watched a movie for a hundred years, but I watched this all seasons in a hostel for several days.
    1. +1
      10 November 2014 11: 36
      for a hundred years, I could get out of the hostel.
    2. +1
      10 November 2014 13: 10
      Quote: Prikaz4ikov1992
      . It is necessary to increase the combat training and not to read the root, earflaps.

      But how does one interfere with the other ??? ISIS is good fighters, still powerfully ideologically savvy.
  13. miraculous
    0
    10 November 2014 11: 08
    will introduce the lessons of Islam, however, while they are optional

    don't worry very soon become mandatory.
    In general, I feel that soon the next "democratic" coup, the international democratic-fascist of the USA, will have to do it already in Turkey)
  14. huivrotmodery
    0
    10 November 2014 12: 10
    Prohibitory counseling method in action.

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