ANOTHER FINE AFTERNOON WITH LADY "X"
Hi Guys,
I called this very foxy (she is mad about sex) lady (let's call her "X") the day before.
I was keeping her number aside, for a very horny day of mine, like the day before.
Sorry, phone or name will not be available; because the pics are on the way to the PHOTO GALLERY.
You may catch her around Irmak and recognize her from her body details.
Carpe Diem
Balance disco and Seranda
Was out yesterday. First in Balance where the choice was not very good. Everthing seems to be a little bit slow. Left and went next door to Seranda.
Also here the choice was quite limited. Finally I went for Victoria from Moskau. She looks like a brazilian. She exlained me that her mother was italian and her father russian. Look very good, despite her age of 33 (looks like 25). Very nice person good figure. Went upstairs , had a nice chat and then a good fuck. She asked for 100 $ two hours and /or two times sex.
"There is something wrong in the Kingdom of Denmark"
Hello,
The Aksaray scene is quite empty after the newspaper stories about the girls from EE. The police busted the whole area and as I have heard yesterday, collected some 450 girls even when walking on the streets of the area at the daytime.
As far as I know, Bacardi is temporarily closed because there are no girls courageous enough (?) to go there and with no girls in the club and all men around, it had trouble in keeping up with the basic costs of the daily operating expenses.
Rumours say that these operations will continue until 20th of this month, if not until next week.
They say that this whole story started when a journalist visited Bacardi and spent the whole night there, at the end receiving a bill of over 1000 YTL (hard to beleive though). When he rejected to pay, he was invited to the guest room and got beaten there. In response, he made a cover story about the mongering scene in Aksaray for his newspaper and the police had nothing to do after that but to take the mentioned precautions.
So by the time, stick to other areas or to your phone book of previous contacts and to find something interesting to read at WSG forum go to Morocco-Photo Survey section. It is really interesting what is going on there, shocking should I say...
Best for all,
Ufbebaba.
Women trading in İstanbul
below is the article by craig / nyt. turkish "hürriyet" newspaper's writer fatih altaylı wrote two articles about the topic in response, but i dont think he actually visited bacardi and/or got beaten up there.
what most probably happened is, the mayor of istanbul was uncomfortable with reading the nyt article and sent the cops to aksaray. well, this is turkey, and all the chicks will be back on the road again shortly.
although law enforcement has improved in turkey, unfortunately still a lot of water will flow down the euphratus until the local police will really get rid of pimps and human trafficers......
1) [url]www.hurriyetim.com.tr/archive_articledisplay/0,,authorid~9@sid~9@nvid~596719,00.asp[/url]
2) [url]www.hurriyetim.com.tr/archive_articledisplay/0,,authorid~9@sid~9@nvid~598862,00.asp[/url]
turkey's sex trade entraps slavic women
by craig s. smith - the new york times - tuesday 28 june 2005
trabzon, turkey - the women arrive here by ferry from across the black sea, sometimes dozens at a time. whatever their real names, they are known in turkey as natashas, and often end up working as prostitutes in this country's growing sex trade.
turkey, with its booming economy and lax visa requirements, is becoming the world's largest market for slavic women, one of the most visible exports from struggling former soviet states.
most come of their own free will, but many end up as virtual slaves, sold from pimp to pimp through a loosely organized criminal network that stretches from moscow to istanbul and beyond.
prostitution is legal in turkey where the government licenses brothels, known as "general houses," and issues prostitutes identity cards that give them rights to some free medical care and other social services. but women working in general houses - there is usually one in each large city - tend to be older, and the demand for young, slender women has outstripped supply. slavic women are meeting that need.
"women are recruited at home with the promise of employment," said allan freedman, who coordinates countertrafficking programs at the ankara bureau of the international organization for migration, an independent body that works closely with the united nations.
"once they are across the border their passports are taken away and they are beaten and raped and forced into prostitution," he said. the women are typically kept locked in an apartment except when they are taken out to customers.
outside istanbul's general house - a collection of tiny brothels in a warren of alleys behind a guarded metal gate - touts accost visitors with promises of beautiful young russian girls at not much more than the price of the older turkish women waiting inside.
"i can bring you any kind of girl you want," promised an eager man in a black shirt and pants with a gold-faced watch, saying that his girls were kept in a building in the city center.
part of the reason turkey has become a magnet is that the more lucrative markets of western europe are protected by increasingly strict visa requirements. a young woman from moldova can be in istanbul in a day by paying just $10 for a monthlong visa at the border.
"this is one of the reasons why the eu is so worried about turkey," said freedman, referring to european resistance to turkey's quest to join the bloc. "it's increasingly a migrant hub."
turkey has been working over the past two years to stop the trafficking and to get off a u.s. government blacklist. in 2003, the u.s. state department listed turkey in its report on trafficking as a "tier 3" country, meaning that it had taken no significant action to eliminate the trade. the status jeopardized american financial aid to turkey. in the state department's most recent report, issued this month, turkey was moved up to "tier 2," but still falls short of u.s. government expectations.
turkey lists trafficking as a separate crime in its new penal code, which took effect this month. a one-year, $600,000 u.s. grant is being used to train police officers to recognize trafficked women and to pay for a hot line to help women caught in a trafficker's grip.
freedman said the hot line had led to the rescue of a moldovan woman within days of its inauguration this month. her captor was arrested.
turkey's independent human resources development fund opened the country's only shelter for trafficked women last october in central istanbul. but the shelter, which has helped 74 women, holds only 12 people.
"that's nothing when compared with the number of victims," said berna eren, president of the organization. more than 200 trafficked women were identified in turkey last year but the authorities said they represented as little as 10 percent of the women actually bought and sold.
"some girls in the shelter say they have been sold more than once," she said, but added that, as the women are sold "from city to city, the traffickers are hard to trace."
at the dilek café, in an area of trabzon known as the russian bazaar, a half-dozen garishly made-up women sat beckoning passers-by. one woman agreed to talk to a reporter, but her smile froze when asked about trafficked women. a turkish man approached, shooed her back to her spot by the door and told the reporter to leave.
Two cents on the topic - Nose Dick
This was a classical Turkish mentality. When there is something wrong, shut the whole.
This is what happened. In the prostitution industry, demand and supply usually meets with "will". Of course there are examples of "forced" supply. But Turkish authorities saw this one forced example and tried to shut down the whole industry by arresting 400+ Slavic women. Some even without reason.
Obviously, as a member of this group, I approve the supply of prostitution services. More over, I truly believe it's a good thing for the whole city/country. First it creates jobs, and economic profit to establishments.
Second it releases the negative energy that may have otherwise burst
Third it becomes a touristic feature. Like Thailand, Cuba, and Amsterdam.
The idea should be to remove the imperfections. Not the whole.