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[Laura]

I just received the following on Facebook. Can somebody in Turkey check it out?

Mustafa Alagöz

Hello Dear Laura,
i am writing you from Agri, a small eastern city of Turkey.
And i am the president of International Relations Club of Agri Ibrahim Cecen University.
as our international students club, we would like to build a small student library for 8-10 children in a primary school with 60 students in a small village.
i checked your pages and saw your jobs about people and how you work and interest with them.
We have a social project about building libraries in the villages for the students. and it will start in september. In this way, we want to start with you for the building of the first library.
i mean, we would like to work with you to built a small library with an artistic design for that school as a volunteer. then we can put the name of your name or your company(The library of Laura Knight Jadczyk) on the library and we can make a great news about it and then all Turkey and world can know it. this will be beautiful for you and also for our project to build new libraries for different schools which needs and waits the children to achieve their level and horizons.
Thank you for your interest.

Mustafa Alagoz
The President of International Relations Club
Agri, Turkey
+__539 888 6272

 

[Vulcan59]

FWIW - Profile of Mustafa Alagoz posted in LinkedIn;

_https://it.linkedin.com/in/alagoz

 

[Kisito]

this will be beautiful for you and also for our project to build new libraries for different schools which needs and waits the children to achieve their level and horizons.
Thank you for your interest.

Mustafa Alagoz
The President of International Relations Club
Agri, Turkey
+__539 888 6272

Why does he think that you eg needs to be flattered ?!

 

[Palinurus]

Your man apparently speaks four languages: Turkish, English, Italian and Kurdish, and has diverse international experience.

Some info about Agri town which is situated in Kurdistan territory and the highest place in all of Turkey situated next to Mount Ararat, called Agri Dagi in Turkish.

_http://www.dimpletravel.com/info/turkey/agri/

_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkish_Kurdistan

_http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=209900

_http://www.ozelacademy.com/OJSS_v3n1_2.pdf

 

[Deleted member 11729]

this will be beautiful for you and also for our project to build new libraries for different schools which needs and waits the children to achieve their level and horizons.

I am wondering doeas he think to have your books for children? And as well as like your selection of books for children? That is a bit strange, if he went thorugh your books, how he came to idea that it is good for children? Any way him or not I think idea to propose reading list for children, to rise them in the spirit of our work and interest is more than valuable.

 

[angelburst29]

The University seems to be legit. In a Wikipedia review of the (Turkish) University website, Mustafa Alagoz is listed. The 3rd link is what came up on Google search.

The message sent via Facebook (if reading between the lines) gives the impression, he's putting out feelers "for a volunteer - who would finance a small library" which in turn, would be named after that individual. I would imagine, it would involve legal and liability issues?


_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A%C4%9Fr%C4%B1_%C4%B0brahim_%C3%87e%C3%A7en_University
Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen University (Turkish: Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen Üniversitesi, ICUA) is a public higher educational institution located in Ağrı, Eastern Anatolia in Turkey. It was formerly the Faculty of Education linked to the Atatürk University of Erzurum.

In 2007, the facility was developed to a university named Ağrı Dağı University (Turkish for Mt. Ararat University). The university was later renamed following a protocol signed between the government and a local businessman and philanthropist İbrahim Çeçen.

The university has six faculties, two institutes, five colleges, five vocational schools and five research and application centers. The university has two campuses old (East) one is near city center and includes health related schools, and the main campus (West) is located on side of highway to Erzurum


_http://www.agri.edu.tr/tr/haber/%20%C3%9Cniversitemiz%20%C3%96%C4%9Frencilerinden%20%C5%9Eiir%20Ve%20M%C3%BCzik%20Dinletisi
İNTERCLUB’un düzenlediği ve gençlik çalıştayı şeklinde geçen etkinlikte konuşan Vali Dr. Mehmet TEKİNARSLAN, öğrenci sayısı her geçen gün artan Ağrı İbrahim Çeçen Üniversitesinin yerelden uluslararasılaşmaya doğru gösterdiği gelişim hızının örnek bir başarı olduğunu söyledi. Gençlere geleceğe yönelik hedeflerinde tavsiyelerde bulunan Dr. TEKİNARSLAN, yapacakları gezileri kayıt altına almaları için kulüp başkanı Mustafa ALAGÖZ’e bir fotoğraf makinesi hediye etti.


_https://www.google.com/search?q=Mustafa+Alag%C3%B6z&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&rlz=&gws_rd=ssl

 

[casper]

quote:

07/14/96
Q: And if some of them send "buckets of love and light," and that is their path, you are violating their free will?
A: You could also send the "buckets" of vomit because they both react to it.

09/19/98
Q: I do not understand how could giving love when not being asked could be harmful, not helpful? "Can you comment?
A: "Giving" love is not giving, in this case.
Q: So, if you give love when no one of you did not ask, you do not really give?
A: You are taking, as usual.
Q. When you say "you are taking," what are you taking?
A: Energy, the STS way.
Q: How is it that you are taking energy from someone by giving them love when not asked?
A: Because an STS vehicle does not learn as well as to be an STO candidate by determining the needs of others.
Q: I do not understand how that means you are taking energy.
A: Because it is then self-sufficient act. If one "gives" where there is no request, therefore no need, this is a violation of free will! And by the way, what other motivation could be in such a scenario?!? Think carefully and objectively about this.
Q: Well, I think, that if one gives love to someone who has not asked or requested it, to look at the root, there is a desire to change this second meaning: the desire to be controlled.
A: You got it !!!
Q. And then he says: "Yes, all the lessons and if a person has chosen a specific path they should be allowed to go and learn their way. But let's say that it's happening to someone you really love. And let's say that this person may have a period in his life that his / her thoughts are so that, for example, he / she commits murder. Do not you think that if you send this person love, even unconsciously, that it can provide the necessary energy (influence) to stop that murder? "Comment, please.
A: No, no, no !!! In fact, if anything, such an energy transference even could enhance the effect.
Q: In what way?
A: Imbalanced waves could be drawn upon by the recipient.
Q: I think of the words he used - we can make a conclusion: "Do not you think that if you send the person love, that it may provide the necessary energy needed to that person" in parentheses has the word "influence" which implies control over the behavior and other
people to "stop this killing." So, it seems that this twisted desire to control the action of another person.
Oh Yeah.
Q: But his intent is entirely benevolent because he wants to prevent
murder, which is to save lives and prevent a loved one goes to jail. So, it only seems to have good intentions when we try. Does not that make a difference?
A: Have we forgotten Karma?


Lies and liars have prevailed in violating our free will for millennia!
How to confront the lies, attacks, blackmail - all these STS methods and ways of action against the spread of truth, knowledge and awareness !?

10.01.2002.
Q: What about stalking, harassment, slander, blackmail?
A: It will be handled at the proper time and you will know when to do it.
Q: (A) Why is not the right way to completely ignore them?
A: Because if they ignored it on them does not work. And your reality is such that lies and liars have prevailed in violating Free Will for millennia. They do this most effectively by programs that are designed to maintain this sort of status quo, such as "turn the other cheek" and "if you ignore - will disappear." Give what is a lie seeks - the truth.


So everything is in principle a question of free will?
Just as their free will first need to be aware of.
And you need to be informed, to know which choice do you have:

03/30/02
Yes, it is true, that people should choose their free will.Persons that have elected to a deeper level, to seek the truth, to receive positive energy, will be motivated by negative experiences to increase their knowledge, which then increases their awareness, which will then
increase their ability STO communication and interaction with similar people. People use their free will in a very deep level to choose to be deceived and manipulated. This is either because STS is their ultimate choice and goal or need to learn a lesson about growing their awareness. When you choose to abandon the search for knowledge, they have already chosen. When you have chosen a belief, not a quest and openness, they have already chosen.

A: In all cases, free will is the most important, although it is not obvious at this level.


So, everyone chooses on the basis of knowledge and awareness ,my advice would be to ask the Cassiopeia's.

 

[no-mans-land]

The message sent via Facebook (if reading between the lines) gives the impression, he's putting out feelers "for a volunteer - who would finance a small library" which in turn, would be named after that individual. I would imagine, it would involve legal and liability issues?

I got the same impression. It's not really clear what he want's or why he actually address Laura for it. A bit strange, but a library named "The library of Laura Knight Jadczyk" sounds cool^^.

 

[Michal]

Hi,

Establishing library is so beautiful idea. I am so much in love with books and libraries that it is my personal bias :).

What does he want in detail - this needs to be discussed further on with him to clarify. And yes some additional information about him and his previous activity is very important.

 

[RedFox]

The message sent via Facebook (if reading between the lines) gives the impression, he's putting out feelers "for a volunteer - who would finance a small library" which in turn, would be named after that individual. I would imagine, it would involve legal and liability issues?

I got the same impression. It's not really clear what he want's or why he actually address Laura for it. A bit strange, but a library named "The library of Laura Knight Jadczyk" sounds cool^^.

Cool indeed - but would it contain any of her books?

 

[luke wilson]

I personally think it slightly strange to be contacted out of the blue by someone asking to build a library and give it your name...

How does this person even know about Laura?

i checked your pages and saw your jobs about people and how you work and interest with them.

What pages?

 

[Meg]

The message sent via Facebook (if reading between the lines) gives the impression, he's putting out feelers "for a volunteer - who would finance a small library" which in turn, would be named after that individual. I would imagine, it would involve legal and liability issues?

I got the same impression. It's not really clear what he want's or why he actually address Laura for it. A bit strange, but a library named "The library of Laura Knight Jadczyk" sounds cool^^.

I agree. It sounds like he's looking for funding to build a library and as a 'volunteer', you get the library named after you.

"The Library of Laura Knight-Jadczyk" does sound cool, though. :)

 

[bozadi]

I accidentally noticed this thread after 5 days, sorry. Living in Turkey, I have not heard the name Mustafa Alagöz before. But a quick check of recent Turkish news shows that he has been very active and enthusiastic about humanistic projects in the region of Ağrı. In a recent Turkish news story dated 08 April 2015 (_http://www.adiyamandabugun.com/hazirladigi-projelerle-universitenin-adini-dunyaya-duyuruyor-adiyamanli-ogrencinin-buyuk-basarisi.html), one of his 'latest social responsibility projects' is emphasized, which is entitled in translation "The Closest Assistance to the Most Distant Village". It is told that he wants to provide assistance (including monetary aid to be collected from the University members and other people) to student kids attending to schools and other members of communities in the villages of Ağrı. He mentions in some point that the purpose is to help 'build the Turkey of future'.

The city of Ağrı and many of the surrounding cities (especially southward) are mostly populated by Kurdish citizens. I am not sure if Alagöz himself is a Kurd but he reveals that he is not a supporter or sympathizer of the terrorist (I generally agree with that adjective) Kurdish armed organization, PKK, although most of the Kurds are. He seems to be very religiously (Islamic) oriented as I understand from his various messages in his google+ site (_https://plus.google.com/108408846576897898031/posts). He might be a supporter of the governing AKP of Erdoğan. He seems to be very proud when receiving a gift/reward from Erdoğan himself in an event organized for rewarding successful youth representing the cities of Turkey last year. He uses that photo as his profile image in the google+ site. AKP and BDP (the political party which more than half of the Kurds in Turkey are identifing themselves with and which is also known to be associated with PKK to a significant extent) are the main political opponents in most of the 'Kurdish cities' and they got almost the equal amount of votes in Ağrı (45.8 and 45.5 percent, respectively)

I will try to learn more about this person and would like to share my possible findings here. He might really be good-intentioned in a general sense but if he is an ardent supporter of AKP, I will doubt his humanistic achievements in the long term.

Incidentially, a few days ago (11th of April, I think), there was an unexpected clash between Turkish Army and PKK in Ağrı despite the recent ceasefire negotiations for a long-term general peace agreement between the sides. Several Turkish soldiers and PKK militants were reported to be wounded and 5 PKK militants were killed (although some Kurdish sources say only 1 was killed). According to many among the opposition parties and audiences who oppose the AKP government, the way this clash developed is a clear indication of a provocation by AKP as an 'investment' for the elections in June as the Turkish soliders were illogically sent by their chiefs to a location which was too close to where the PKK is known to have been positioned for a long time. And when PKK fired, as would be expected, at the Turkish soliders, the Turkish military teams retreated without taking the wounded ones with them although they could do that without much difficulty. It is considered by many that 'producing a few martyrs' would work very well for AKP, which seems to lose some amount of support in recent months, for its struggle to get more votes from people and even some more Kurdish votes by demonization of PKK. And very unexpectedly, some local Kurdish people intervened and helped carry the wounded Turkish soliders to their teams. They communicated with the Kurdish militants and required them to stop. They prevented the ultimate success of the provocative operation. One of the news reports in English _http://www.bianet.org/english/politics/163764-armed-conflict-in-agri-and-its-aftermath

Sorry for the excessive sideline information and ideas.

 

[bozadi]

In one of his messages in his Twitter account, on 12 April 2014, Alagöz shares the photos of a few Syrian refugee children in Turkey and says a few things about the "regime of the tyrant Assad". Connecting this fact with his strong admiration and high praise of the Turkish President Erdoğan in several of his online posts, I think this casts a huge shadow on the integrity of his humanistic intentions.