Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan Accused Of Punching Protester and more
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[QUOTE]Another video from the donnybrook that is currently Turkish politics has emerged, this one featuring Prime Minister Erdogan himself as part of a melee. The footage of the incident is chaotic, but shows according to some the prime minister throwing a punch at someone during an altercation with the hostile crowd that greeted him during his visit to the mining disaster-stricken city of Soma on Wednesday.[/QUOTE]
[B]Erdogan punching protester:[/B]
[video=youtube;tXJt2eD10nM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXJt2eD10nM[/video]
[QUOTE]British newspaper The Telegraph reports that footage that emerged online shows Yusuf Yerkel, a staffer for Prime Minister Erdogan, as he flails to kick a man being held down by paramilitary police on Wednesday.[/QUOTE]
[IMG]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BnoLXSZIgAA-gj4.jpg[/IMG]
[B]Turkey PM's car attacked in Soma:[/B]
[video=youtube;I7e-jK4kw5k]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7e-jK4kw5k[/video]
[URL="http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/05/15/turkish-prime-ministers-a_n_5330628.html"]Source[/URL]
It seems like people are really angry with him right now.
Turkish government banned news agencies from reporting on these incidents.
Wasn't there a Turkish riot a while back to get rid of the government but never got off the ground?
Maybe the Turks can give it another go because when a Government says "Accidents happy" to something where there is 350+ casualties then you know they're fucking stupid
[QUOTE=fruxodaily;44822178]Wasn't there a Turkish riot a while back to get rid of the government but never got off the ground?
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Yup, there was riots by people who was afraid of how government "become more Islamic day-by-day" and wanted Erdogan to resign, but other half of population(Gulenists) at the time supported Erdogan regime and fought the protesters back.
After the leak of Erdogan phone conversation with his son, Erdogans regime became enemies with Gulenists, which was its main supporter. Now all of the population wants him gone, but he has the power of government and military(after imprisonment of high-ranking generals by the accusation of Ergenekon coup).
Also gezi parki protests anniversary is coming by. I think we'll fall apart by then
No matter how bad is the Erdogan doctrine, you don't want Turkey to go into collapse right now...
Btw why did people vote edogan at the last election a few months ago?
Pretty sure it was fraud.
[QUOTE=Tagger;44824964]Pretty sure it was fraud.[/QUOTE]
Pretty sure it wasn't. Turkey is a NATO member, looking forward to EU accession I'd dare say it's even a regional power. It's not a country ruled by warlords.
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