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    Erdogan lost The earthquake literally destroyed each and every possibility of him winning IMO
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    And here we go More and more fake news are being spread While looters are real, spreading hate will just make stuff even harder There are already news that some volunteers are being attacked in Hatay TRANSLATION: MasterChef competitor Uğur Kardaş, who made the news that "An Afghan man pulls...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    Not only in Turkey but everywhere Having a death penalty is literally the easy option for: "how do I get some1 to disappear so that he doesnt piss me off anymore" There is a reason that the yearly number of executions in Egypt, KSA, UAE, LIBYA, and many other Med East countries are soo high...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    This is fake news aimed at increasing hatred towards a targeted political group; most oftenly the govt. Whats even worse is that she is a lawyer ffs; in other words, she is some1 who studied law in order to lie to ppl. The problem in Turkey is primarily within the ppl themselves, I swear The...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    Death penalty is the first step towards total authoritarian regime Such a penalty can be easily abused if used wrongly such as in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Libya
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    The campaign against rotten contractors is picking up pace. More and more assholes are being detained Hasan Alpargün, the owner of the company that built some of the destroyed buildings in Adana, which was affected by the earthquake, was detained in Nicosia, the capital of the TRNC.
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    Damn that is scary This earthquaoe is truly unprecedented. It actually changed Turkey's geography I wonder what would have happened to a building if it was located in this area? Regardless of the degree of resistance that the building was made of, the building would be bloody destroyed Sadly...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    That is in Malatya But Hatay is effectivelly screwed; the city was isolated for so long that all factors of chaos starting running rampant; and Erdogan failed to control it when the connection was restored to the city
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    For those criticising the govt decisions in Hatay A Turkish friend of mine who knows ppl with ties close to the govt states that Turkey cant even reach the city. All the major routes have been destroyed and even the airport have been destroyed; thus, the govt have no means of sending either...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    The current earthquake is unprecedented and its magnitude is so severe that the last incident of such scale (and a collision of 140+ km fault line) only occured 3 times in history with this being the fourth Anyway, here you go Just hecause the govt isnt announcing it the moment you wish them...
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    Read @Rodeo post that is above your reply
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    As I said, this earthquake was unprecedented No one would have expected this fqed up situation since nothing similar for at least 5 decades... period! Although with better construction rules, there would have been less casualities
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    TR Aftermath of the earthquakes in Turkey's South-east

    What is happening in Turkey is unprecedented No earthquake of such magnitude and in consecutive successions ever occured in Turkey over the last 5 decades Especially in areas where the earthquake initially originated, rumors indicate that such areas never experienced earthquakes since the year...

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