Conversations With History: Egypt Algeria and Turkey

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Steven A. Cook of the Council on Foreign Relations for a discussion of the impact of the military on democratization in Turkey, Algeria, and Egypt. He analyzes the structure of power in these countries, the role of Islamic parties in furthering democratization, and raises important questions about U.S. policy in the region through comparison with the policies of the European Union.
Series: "Conversations with History" [4/2008] [Public Affairs] [Show ID: 14257]

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Turkey
• Algeria
• Egypt
• Islamic
• parties

[trrinita]

If those three countries will Unite ,The world will change for Good ,,,These three countries are the Pillars of the Ex Ottoman empire

[iflisse]

it's not realy arabis but a concoction of french ,berber and arabic ,as a race we are berbers ( amazighs)

[dier505]

@trrinita Excuse me but the two was colony of Ottoman. And there was a lot riots in the both during to Ottoman rules. The Egyptian mutineers had made Ottoman loser in Balkan peninsula.

Also Turkey had abstentioned against the Algerian indipendence meeting in UN that what postponed Algerian indipendence from France about ten years.

The conclusion that we can't say the ''trio was pillars''

[inventormoh]

LONG LIV3 ..>>egypt+turkey+algeria<<

[TurkshFtr]

@royalplaylist102 so u piss of jews cant do nothing victory belong to islam and muslums u come with all world in 1 world war against us and we defeate u

[TurkshFtr]

@royalplaylist102 i dont give a shit so call democrasy but in the same we r not sheep of anyone there is only on the world never acsept any ocupation vo military or economickly they have coparation in our country we have our cooparation in tehere country but if u say globalization they r in your country no we use them in our waysee next year europe and turkey will sepatrate real war is starting when we star we will destroy all their plans andd so call new woerld order and democrasy

[royalplaylist102]

@TurkshFtr Sure Sure what else.It's not my fault if you can't stand reality. Look at all those pseudo revolution in arab countries today they are the result of a process. Now that multiniational corporations own large share of infrastructures in your countries there are no need for dictators anymore because no matter who govern you will work to buy the products and services of occidental corporation. YEA YEA DEMOCRACY FREEDOM hahaha fucking sheeps.

[TurkshFtr]

@royalplaylist102 what u talking u piss of shit we r not colony of anyone u idiot

[therawtalent]

@AekAmir

If you are Algerian then you should know that Algerians are 75% Amazigh, more known as Berbers and that our first language is the Algerian Patois (a combination of 4 languages: French, Amazigh, Arabic and Spanish) then it's French, Amazigh (Kabyle, Shaoui, Touareg) and standard Arabic which is only spoken at schools, Universities and by the Media at large. Most Algerians understand Arabic but very few can actually speak it fuently for lack of practice.

[commandoalgeri]

i am an algeria ispeaks berber i am amazigh