" Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros? "
(Hruz, 15 January 2011 20:37)
hruz, it's not about the (official) average salary. The western patients (or Jews, as Berisha nicely summed it up) who received the organs paid some $x0,000. And because in the famous Medicus Clinic donors were ripped off and didn't get any of the promised money, there was a lot of profit. Be sure, the 'poor doctors' very benefiting, too, as well as some local Kosovo mafia group.
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
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in highdukes mind russia is god
right right highduke
Now, that this guy is caught, he throws his hosts to the curb?
Is the rat jumping the ship?
A major player in the illegal organ trafficking market are the surgeons who remove and transplant the organs.
Usually a team of surgeons are associated with these illegal organ rings.
The typical team comes from Israel or Turkey.
They are mercenary, just in it for the money, and they get the bulk of the money the recipient has paid.
They typically don't know the patient. They might have two teams, where one removes the organ, and the second team puts the organ in the recipient; sometimes there is only one team doing both surgeries. These docs manage the immediate postoperative care of the patients and are usually in and out of the selected facility in a few days.
Poor innocent doc set up by media LoL. Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros?
And now Kosovo stinks, when it comes to justice. Sure thing. Very innocent. Sick monster...
Adrian - out of topic, but you made my day with Dracula.
There are tours organized to "Dracula" castle and he supposed to be some kind of Romanian or Hungarian thing, depending on the actual mood of the tour organizer.
This is one step better than following:
- "I want to see East Europe"
- "Where you go?"
- "I have fifteen days, I will go to Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade, Zagreb, Vienna - two days in every city"
- "Fifteen days?"
- "Yes, I go by train, my 15-day Eurail pass is $710, I don't have more money.
- "But this is rip-off!"
- "No way, my agency here in the States told me, the trains in Czech and Serbia are very expensive and 15 days train in that East Europe for $710 is a very good deal"
Now compared with that - that Dracula thing is not that bad.
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
(KoSA, 14 January 2011 18:16)
I believe it will soon easier to make a list of the people which are not on the serbo-russian propaganda machine and do not have an account in Switzerland, since they are less and less people qualifying :)
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
My gf says that nick-nameing this guy "Doctor Vampire" is an insult to Vampires because:
a) Vampires are charming while this guy is disgusting;
b) Vampires are sexy when they want to, this guy is ... the picture speaks for itself;
c) Vampires drink blood, they don't take organs and sell them;
and I would add:
d) Vlad III Draculea (aka "the Impaler") would turn in his grave to see the word "vampire" (as one ignorant irishman mentions him) being associated with anything turkish.
(no offense to turkish people)
"Said by a Turk. Curious, how it will be twisted."
(Je¿ turecki, turkmeñski i aglutynacyjny, 14 January 2011 15:49)
This Turk insulted all Kosovarians, Albanians, Illyrians, Dardanians and Volcanians! He is surely a part of the anti-independence network! I think he's not a doctor, but using Nazi proganda to discredit the indipindint state of Kosova!
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
What decisively kept Turkey out of the EU was RUS buying out enough Eurocrats to down the Nabucco Pipe(dream)line to which Turkey was integral and for that you have Orthodox Slavdom to thank
"I have no intention of appearing before the EULEX court. I do not believe in Kosovo's institutions, nor in the possibility that such a crime-infested territory can ensure a fair trial, not even under the auspices of Europe and the UN," Sonmez said, when asked "why he avoids facing justice if he claims that he is innocent".
"highduke", are you hallucinating? What will keep Turkey out of the EU is the fact that it's dirt poor but as big as Germany, has a rising Islamist movement and a bad human rights and isn't actually in Europe. Given all those facts, whatever it might say on Dr Dracula's passport is of less than zero relevance. Dear me...
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
"I have no intention of appearing before the EULEX court. I do not believe in Kosovo's institutions, nor in the possibility that such a crime-infested territory can ensure a fair trial, not even under the auspices of Europe and the UN," Sonmez said, when asked "why he avoids facing justice if he claims that he is innocent".
"highduke", are you hallucinating? What will keep Turkey out of the EU is the fact that it's dirt poor but as big as Germany, has a rising Islamist movement and a bad human rights and isn't actually in Europe. Given all those facts, whatever it might say on Dr Dracula's passport is of less than zero relevance. Dear me...
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
What decisively kept Turkey out of the EU was RUS buying out enough Eurocrats to down the Nabucco Pipe(dream)line to which Turkey was integral and for that you have Orthodox Slavdom to thank
"Said by a Turk. Curious, how it will be twisted."
(Je¿ turecki, turkmeñski i aglutynacyjny, 14 January 2011 15:49)
This Turk insulted all Kosovarians, Albanians, Illyrians, Dardanians and Volcanians! He is surely a part of the anti-independence network! I think he's not a doctor, but using Nazi proganda to discredit the indipindint state of Kosova!
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
(KoSA, 14 January 2011 18:16)
I believe it will soon easier to make a list of the people which are not on the serbo-russian propaganda machine and do not have an account in Switzerland, since they are less and less people qualifying :)
My gf says that nick-nameing this guy "Doctor Vampire" is an insult to Vampires because:
a) Vampires are charming while this guy is disgusting;
b) Vampires are sexy when they want to, this guy is ... the picture speaks for itself;
c) Vampires drink blood, they don't take organs and sell them;
and I would add:
d) Vlad III Draculea (aka "the Impaler") would turn in his grave to see the word "vampire" (as one ignorant irishman mentions him) being associated with anything turkish.
(no offense to turkish people)
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
Now, that this guy is caught, he throws his hosts to the curb?
Is the rat jumping the ship?
A major player in the illegal organ trafficking market are the surgeons who remove and transplant the organs.
Usually a team of surgeons are associated with these illegal organ rings.
The typical team comes from Israel or Turkey.
They are mercenary, just in it for the money, and they get the bulk of the money the recipient has paid.
They typically don't know the patient. They might have two teams, where one removes the organ, and the second team puts the organ in the recipient; sometimes there is only one team doing both surgeries. These docs manage the immediate postoperative care of the patients and are usually in and out of the selected facility in a few days.
" Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros? "
(Hruz, 15 January 2011 20:37)
hruz, it's not about the (official) average salary. The western patients (or Jews, as Berisha nicely summed it up) who received the organs paid some $x0,000. And because in the famous Medicus Clinic donors were ripped off and didn't get any of the promised money, there was a lot of profit. Be sure, the 'poor doctors' very benefiting, too, as well as some local Kosovo mafia group.
Adrian - out of topic, but you made my day with Dracula.
There are tours organized to "Dracula" castle and he supposed to be some kind of Romanian or Hungarian thing, depending on the actual mood of the tour organizer.
This is one step better than following:
- "I want to see East Europe"
- "Where you go?"
- "I have fifteen days, I will go to Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade, Zagreb, Vienna - two days in every city"
- "Fifteen days?"
- "Yes, I go by train, my 15-day Eurail pass is $710, I don't have more money.
- "But this is rip-off!"
- "No way, my agency here in the States told me, the trains in Czech and Serbia are very expensive and 15 days train in that East Europe for $710 is a very good deal"
Now compared with that - that Dracula thing is not that bad.
Poor innocent doc set up by media LoL. Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros?
And now Kosovo stinks, when it comes to justice. Sure thing. Very innocent. Sick monster...
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
____________
in highdukes mind russia is god
right right highduke
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
What decisively kept Turkey out of the EU was RUS buying out enough Eurocrats to down the Nabucco Pipe(dream)line to which Turkey was integral and for that you have Orthodox Slavdom to thank
"Said by a Turk. Curious, how it will be twisted."
(Je¿ turecki, turkmeñski i aglutynacyjny, 14 January 2011 15:49)
This Turk insulted all Kosovarians, Albanians, Illyrians, Dardanians and Volcanians! He is surely a part of the anti-independence network! I think he's not a doctor, but using Nazi proganda to discredit the indipindint state of Kosova!
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
"I have no intention of appearing before the EULEX court. I do not believe in Kosovo's institutions, nor in the possibility that such a crime-infested territory can ensure a fair trial, not even under the auspices of Europe and the UN," Sonmez said, when asked "why he avoids facing justice if he claims that he is innocent".
"highduke", are you hallucinating? What will keep Turkey out of the EU is the fact that it's dirt poor but as big as Germany, has a rising Islamist movement and a bad human rights and isn't actually in Europe. Given all those facts, whatever it might say on Dr Dracula's passport is of less than zero relevance. Dear me...
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
I heard Thaci put him from the "KLA helper list" to the "Martys friends list" which will pe published very soon (the second list only, of course) ;-)
(KoSA, 14 January 2011 18:16)
I believe it will soon easier to make a list of the people which are not on the serbo-russian propaganda machine and do not have an account in Switzerland, since they are less and less people qualifying :)
Adrian - out of topic, but you made my day with Dracula.
There are tours organized to "Dracula" castle and he supposed to be some kind of Romanian or Hungarian thing, depending on the actual mood of the tour organizer.
This is one step better than following:
- "I want to see East Europe"
- "Where you go?"
- "I have fifteen days, I will go to Prague, Krakow, Budapest, Bucharest, Sofia, Belgrade, Zagreb, Vienna - two days in every city"
- "Fifteen days?"
- "Yes, I go by train, my 15-day Eurail pass is $710, I don't have more money.
- "But this is rip-off!"
- "No way, my agency here in the States told me, the trains in Czech and Serbia are very expensive and 15 days train in that East Europe for $710 is a very good deal"
Now compared with that - that Dracula thing is not that bad.
Now Turkey will be dragged into this and it'll help keep the Turks are kept out of the EU - courtesy of the Marty Report which RUS is likely behind anyway, yet another way RUS helps Europe
(highduke, 14 January 2011 13:36)
____________
in highdukes mind russia is god
right right highduke
My gf says that nick-nameing this guy "Doctor Vampire" is an insult to Vampires because:
a) Vampires are charming while this guy is disgusting;
b) Vampires are sexy when they want to, this guy is ... the picture speaks for itself;
c) Vampires drink blood, they don't take organs and sell them;
and I would add:
d) Vlad III Draculea (aka "the Impaler") would turn in his grave to see the word "vampire" (as one ignorant irishman mentions him) being associated with anything turkish.
(no offense to turkish people)
Poor innocent doc set up by media LoL. Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros?
And now Kosovo stinks, when it comes to justice. Sure thing. Very innocent. Sick monster...
Now, that this guy is caught, he throws his hosts to the curb?
Is the rat jumping the ship?
A major player in the illegal organ trafficking market are the surgeons who remove and transplant the organs.
Usually a team of surgeons are associated with these illegal organ rings.
The typical team comes from Israel or Turkey.
They are mercenary, just in it for the money, and they get the bulk of the money the recipient has paid.
They typically don't know the patient. They might have two teams, where one removes the organ, and the second team puts the organ in the recipient; sometimes there is only one team doing both surgeries. These docs manage the immediate postoperative care of the patients and are usually in and out of the selected facility in a few days.
" Average pay in Turkey for a doctor is how much? 600 Euros? OK, make it 1000 Euros. Living in a luxorious vila? Going to earn some real money to where?? Kosovo: Where the average pay is 250 Euros? "
(Hruz, 15 January 2011 20:37)
hruz, it's not about the (official) average salary. The western patients (or Jews, as Berisha nicely summed it up) who received the organs paid some $x0,000. And because in the famous Medicus Clinic donors were ripped off and didn't get any of the promised money, there was a lot of profit. Be sure, the 'poor doctors' very benefiting, too, as well as some local Kosovo mafia group.
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