Turkey has a long history of coups and failed coup attempts. Similar to president ErdoganвЂ™s chief military aides, one of his aides al-so confessed to being member of the Gulenist network. In his testimony, Akar said that one of his captors offered to put him on the phone with Fethullah GГјlen, founder of the GГјlen movement. One of the most important testimonies (4) was that of the Chief of General Staff, Hulusi Akar, who was held hostage by the putschists on the night of the coup. This point appears to have been confirmed by the confessions and testimonies of the growing numbers of the arrested perpetrators and other military officers. To use the lines of the вЂEconomist magazine' (3), most of the people and political elites are of the view that besides the GГјlenist networkвЂ™s public face, it has had вЂњa clan-destine arm-a network of sympathisers who have colonised TurkeyвЂ™s judiciary, police and army.вЂќ The public consensus is that this clandestine arm was deployed to wage the coup on July 15th. GГјlen is designated as a terrorist organisation by Turkey in 2014. A wide cross-section of the public believes that the secretive and shady GГјlenist network is behind the coup. What is-sues still need to be understood before the public has a solid understanding of the coup? The only thing that the majority of citizens seem to agree upon is the identity of the perpe-trators. Turkey is still grappling with the aftermath of its failed coup attempt of July 15. In-stead, it should deal with the conjectural, group-specific, and structural foundations of what it had experienced on the night of July 15. 3) While formulating its poli-cies to deal with the attempted coup, the government should not go for easy fixes. 2) The lack of proper problem-solving mechanisms between the govern-ment and opposition only aggravates this institutional flaw. 1) TurkeyвЂ™s over-centralised and identity-imposing state makes it easier for rogue ele-ments to infiltrate and dominate the state for their own purposes, including would be coup-plotters. Three dimensions are vital in this respect. This article attempts to explain the structural foundation of the coup, highlighting the role played by the rogue groups вЂoccupyingвЂ™ some key state institutions. These are necessary but not suffi-cient conditions for permanently closing the door on the age of coups, and terminating the shady and illegal activities of вЂrogueвЂ™ elements within the state. In fact, the publicвЂ™s sense of ownership of TurkeyвЂ™s democratic gains and the political classesвЂ™ maturity were crucial in defeating the coup attempt. Despite all of this, the country has emerged more cohesive, with shows of unity across almost the entire spectrum of political and social classes. People are still grieving for the loss (1) of 240 lives as well as caring for the more than 2,000 injured. Since then the country has been struggling to deal with the aftershocks of the failed coup. Now they both are now pair up to star in this remake lakorn.Since the Jcoup, Turkey has been living in what might be termed вЂmomen-tous timesвЂ™. Put Puttichai and Esther Supreeleela both admire each other, would like to work with each other when reporters ask each other questions in the past.This is a remake of 1994 version Peur Ter staring Tang Saksit Tangtong and Kathaleeya McIntosh (Mam).Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn If someone else want to give another review just write it under the other synopsis. If you get it from someone/some site/somewhere MAKE SURE YOU GIVE CREDIT. Give your own synopsis or get it from somewhere. Hongyok Pornphan Rerkatakarn as Character Name.Santisuk Promsiri (Noom) as Character Name.Eye Warapairin Laphatsanitirot as Character Name.Louis Pongphan Petchbuntoon as Character Name.Pim Pimjira Jaroenlak as Character Name.Nat Thephussadin Na Ayutthaya as Character Name.Broadcast period: Janu- February 25, 2016.Popularity: top rated/low rated/failure.5 Trivia or Interesting Info about this Lakorn.

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