Reports of Nationwide Martial LAW in Turkey !

a reply to: ipsedixit

Continuity of the Erdogan dictatorship i imagine.

Probably the US making it clear what side it's on, and it's the islamist dictatorship (surprise surprise)

Looks like both sides still claim control,

It is gonna be a bad night in Turkey to say the least

Reports of Turkish tanks opening fire on the presidential Palace....

WOW. Where going from one crisis to the next in no time flat.

Soon we’ll have a string of crisis’s stretching back to I don’t know how far.

What’s next?


From the racial killings to the terror in France to this.

Somebody aught to plot these events and I bet they’ll find some common denominator regarding the time, kinds of events, and place.

a reply to: Ohanka

I wouldn't interpret it that way. I don't think that the US supports Erdogan anymore.

Does anyone have any info on what factions are in play here? Have any demands been made?

originally posted by: ColCurious
a reply to: Substracto

"Turkey Blocks, a group that monitors internet shutdowns in the country, and Dyn, which monitors internet performance and traffic globally, both reported it was difficult or impossible to access social media services in Turkey," it says.

At the same time, Turkey's Prime Minister has been tweeting freely...

I read that via a VPN you can connect to the web.

a reply to: DerBeobachter

I really hope she at least realizes what you are saying! Makes a lot of sense!

originally posted by: misfit312
If you have Facebook on a desktop go here LIVE

You can see the feeds from people live all over Turkey.. Lots of flags and people in the streets..

That is an amazing feature!

a reply to: Dumbass

Let's just hope it's this one night only...although I've a bad feeling about this

originally posted by: Willtell
WOW. Where going from one crisis to the next in no time flat.

Soon we’ll have a string of crisis’s stretching back to I don’t know how far.

What’s next?


From the racial killings to the terror in France to this.

Somebody aught to plot these events and I bet they’ll find some common denominator regarding the time, kinds of events, and place.

There is a common denominator.

Islam.

And it's blatantly obvious.

a reply to: Tempter

There are no demands here. It's a military coup.

Let's hope this does not escalate, which I believe is impossible not to happen...

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Dumbass

Let's just hope it's this one night only...although I've a bad feeling about this

Yup same here

originally posted by: Substracto
a reply to: DerBeobachter

I really hope she at least realizes what you are saying! Makes a lot of sense!

She realizes nothing, but if her pr agents tell her to switch her opinion, she does from one second to the other.

Looks like Turkish Military chain of command has completely collapsed

borders and refugee camp collapse could be a major issue here.

This could easily cause a giant migrant wave.

ME governments typically have turned less secular in recent years. the secular government may take control for a brief bit but I am calling Turkey will be a more islamic state than today with closer ties to the arab states and further away from europe.

originally posted by: Nikola014
a reply to: Tempter

There are no demands here. It's a military coup.

Let's hope this does not escalate, which I believe is impossible not to happen...

There has to be something they want. The eviction of Erdogan, political freedom, etc.

a reply to: DerBeobachter

new reports say Germany denied asilum to Erdogan and now he is trying Belgium! ahahahaha, priceless!

a reply to: Tempter

You don't make demands during a coup. You arrest everyone you want gone that's in power.

twitter.com...

There is a social media thingy going on showing Erdogan supporters are on the streets but one has been proven fake


Same with pics of people on tanks, both being said the celebrate the coup or they did take the tank back.