Featured Coup in Israel ???

[Afif]

shame they're not brave enough to end the decades-long military occupation of the Palestinians.

Duh.

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1640412338489630721

Netanyahu: 'One way or another we will bring reform'

 

[Xenon54]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1640412338489630721

Netanyahu: 'One way or another we will bring reform'

Just trying to calm his ego, Erdo was saying the same about his mall in gezi park remember? Well i still see no mall there a decade later.

 

[Bogeyman]

Just trying to calm his ego, Erdo was saying the same about his mall in gezi park remember? Well i still see no mall there a decade later.

But 10 years later you can see a mosque there. And that was one of the main reasons for the demonstration, not to have a mosque built.

 

[Sanchez]

But 10 years later you can see a mosque there. And that was one of the main reasons for the demonstration, not to have a mosque built.

Nah, pretty sure the reason for the treehuggers' original protest before whole country went up in arms was to stop the municipality from razing the Gezi Park to rebuild the Topçu Barracks. The actual Gezi protests came after zabıta and police tried to suffocate and kill those kids while sleeping in their tents.

And 10 years later you can still see the park there. Last I checked, still no barracks in taksim.

 

[Bogeyman]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1640511297354711040

 

[UkroTurk]

"Netanyahu : behind the protests, there are external powers!"

Israel sen bizim milli dış gücümüzsün, seni kimseye ezdirmeyiz.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1640252449301712896

 

[Merzifonlu]

Who is funding Mr Netanyahu? Is it Iran? LOL

God, all religious fascists are copies of each other!

 

[No Name]

Wish we could uphold our democracy the same way back in the day. Power to the Israeli people.

Turkey was never a democracy in the first place, so there was nothing to uphold.

Our people are less educated.
Ordinary average Turks don't understand separation of powers, independence of the judiciary, rule of law..
Uneducated people love populist leaders like Netanyahu, Putin and Erdogan. I say this as a right wing patriot.

What are you talking about? none of that existed in the Turkish system in the first place.

 

[Jacop]

shame they're not brave enough to end the decades-long military occupation of the Palestinians.

I guess, as an israeli, i am not the addressee of this. Arabs able to answer

 

[Bürküt]

"Netanyahu : behind the protests, there are external powers!"

Israel sen bizim milli dış gücümüzsün, seni kimseye ezdirmeyiz.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1640252449301712896

Politicians who blame their own crimes on the 5 Jewish families who rule the world are upset now...

 

[Sanchez]

Turkey was never a democracy in the first place, so there was nothing to uphold.

What are you talking about? none of that existed in the Turkish system in the first place.

Sorry, nonsense. Even with coups every decade, Turkey of old was miles more democratic than many others.

 

[Ryder]

When Netanyahu said foreign powers are behind it.

I cracked up laughing so bad as Zionists, Jews and Israelis are nearly blamed for everything

 

[Ryder]

Turkey was never a democracy in the first place, so there was nothing to uphold.

What are you talking about? none of that existed in the Turkish system in the first place.

Turkiye has always been a flawed democracy from the start.

Country has coups, authoratarianism and totaltarianism you had one party ruling for decades also had censorship numerous times. Not just Tayyip who engaged in censorship. While at the same time it has elections and a supreme court which is independant.

Adnan Menderes got hanged by the military. Eventhough his career was finished his execution basically turned him into a martyr.

Turkiye is just complex really.

 

[Ryder]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598368905839394817

The man who started the protests!!!

Arrest this guy!

 

[Mehmed Ali]

Who is funding Mr Netanyahu? Is it Iran? LOL

God, all religious fascists are copies of each other!

None of them look like me
Fascism is noble ideology

 

[Afif]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1598368905839394817

The man who started the protests!!!

Arrest this guy!

Bruh, he totally lost it these days.

 

[Xenon54]

But 10 years later you can see a mosque there. And that was one of the main reasons for the demonstration, not to have a mosque built.

Oh now going that path now? Nope it was not about the mosque, the mosque wasnt even in question back then, its construction started 4 years later.
The protests were about a shopping mall being built in a public park, on a completely different place, but i know you make it about religion to get brownie points from religious foreigners here who are ignorant about the issue, the Turks here know that you are not telling the truth.

 

[No Name]

Sorry, nonsense. Even with coups every decade, Turkey of old was miles more democratic than many others.

Turkey's diplomacy resulted from political instability (the 80s small-scale civil war). Whenever a political party was able to stabilise the country, it would become authoritarian, and the only thing stopping the country from becoming a full-scale dictatorship was the Turkish military.

Turkiye has always been a flawed democracy from the start.

Country has coups, authoratarianism and totaltarianism you had one party ruling for decades also had censorship numerous times. Not just Tayyip who engaged in censorship. While at the same time it has elections and a supreme court which is independant.

Adnan Menderes got hanged by the military. Eventhough his career was finished his execution basically turned him into a martyr.

Turkiye is just complex really.

the problem is that the election system in turkey can not be called democratic as the system lets politicians be extremely corrupt. politicians never need to be accountable to the people since there is no way of voting a person out of office, this is because of the The D'Hondt method, a party-list proportional representation system. the D'Hondt method keeps garbage political parties in parliament while the closed party-list system protects corrupted and treasonous individuals from being voted out of office since all they need to do is be a crony to whoever is running the party.

the The D'Hondt method, a party-list proportional representation system, combines to give Turkey gets the worst parts of a democracy without any of it's strong points at this point Turkey would have been better off being an absolute monarchy.

ironically Erdoğan actually made Turkey somewhat more democratic by switching over to a presidential system. The presidential system gave Turks the ability to hold the government accountable as they can now vote out a politician from his office, not to mention politics now need to openly run for election instead of hiding behind their political party, which is run like a dictatorship from the inside.
I believe it is because of this fact that so many politician desire to return to the old parliamentary system of government instead of fine-tuning the presidential system so that it has checks and balances.

 

[GoatsMilk]

Turkiye has always been a flawed democracy from the start.

Country has coups, authoratarianism and totaltarianism you had one party ruling for decades also had censorship numerous times. Not just Tayyip who engaged in censorship. While at the same time it has elections and a supreme court which is independant.

Adnan Menderes got hanged by the military. Eventhough his career was finished his execution basically turned him into a martyr.

Turkiye is just complex really.

it was set up as a constitutional republic with a democratic character. Pure democracy in secular societies generally leads to extreme socialism then communism, and in islamist ones theocratic tyranny. A republic and its constitution is to protect the individual rights of its constituents, to protect her citizens from the ignorance of the majority and the manipulations of the minority.

irrespective of what we were and what we currently are, we don't want tyranny we don't want dictatorship and we don't want corruption. Freedom and personal liberties will only exist as long as people are willing to fight for them and to protect them. If you get caught sleeping you could find yourself one night waking up in a theocratic tyranny like the shit they have in Iran. Where women are even beaten to death because they don't wear a headscarf.

As far as Adnan is concerned the guy was basically a feto type character, a traitor to the republic. Its a bit like the islamists making a martyr out of the kurdish islamist leader who sided with the british to revolt against the Turks. He's a martyr to ignorant islamists but in reality just another traitor in which the major powers of europe have always utilised against the ignorant islamists.

Worth keeping in mind that erdogan was FETO's child and the wests great hope to turn Turkiye upside down. And trust they have many more such characters lined up within and out Turkiye. When your nation is a 27 trillion dollar occupy, its easy to buy politicians in a nation that totals less then 1 trillion.

People always talk about lobbying in the US without realising that number one international lobbyer of peoples politicians is the USA. And like I always say pay attention to the guys in charge or with influence, they end up in american owned schools in Turkiye and then are sent to Pennsylvania to continue their education and then sent back to rule Turkiye.

In the arab dictatorships its even more obvious where the arab dictators are given british wives just like the king of oman, or assad of syria or the kurdish tribal leaders of the KRG. One or two generations in the leaders of these nations are basically assets of the western nation.

And depending on the local culture they create leaders for the christians, the muslims, the athiests etc etc.