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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #375 on: July 21, 2016, 04:34:17 pm »
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You might be right, as I am far from having expert knowledge on china.  Although I feel I have enough insight into history to express that (emerging) superpowers are willing to destabilize regions and mold them in their favor.

considering this:
You really have no standing ground, being German, questioning Chinese actions that could disturb world peace.

I dont feel my opinions should matter less because of my nationality.

Ps:  afaik china historically was a meritocracy, even served as a role model for european philosophers during the enlightenment. but today?  nah man.  on economical level for sure, but politically it feels very ailing. 

but enough derailment, I am off for a long european weekend of doing fun european things.
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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #376 on: July 21, 2016, 04:43:24 pm »
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Can anyone explain, why they vandalized this book store and kicked this grey headed book store employee (director?). From aside it looks like Turkey goes into crazy shit with 7miles steps and not going to stop. Reminds ISIS and ancient monuments, but now it is only books.

That stationery chain belongs to Gulenists.

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #377 on: July 21, 2016, 05:25:32 pm »
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Can anyone explain, why they vandalized this book store and kicked this grey headed book store employee (director?). From aside it looks like Turkey goes into crazy shit with 7miles steps and not going to stop. Reminds ISIS and ancient monuments, but now it is only books.

This is starting to remind me more and more of einstein's rise, except that nazeesm is replaced by salafism. What a bunch of apes.

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #378 on: July 21, 2016, 05:44:16 pm »
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Can anyone explain, why they vandalized this book store and kicked this grey headed book store employee (director?). From aside it looks like Turkey goes into crazy shit with 7miles steps and not going to stop. Reminds ISIS and ancient monuments, but now it is only books.

Illiterate apes who have only "read" one book in their entire lives, and that one in a language they don't even understand, just parrot like trained seals. The existence of libraries probably offends them. What is the point when one book has everything a person could possibly need?
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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #379 on: July 21, 2016, 08:40:51 pm »
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This is starting to remind me more and more of einstein's rise, except that nazeesm is replaced by salafism. What a bunch of apes.

We keep saying it. But it really does. There is so many similarities. Didn't Erdogan once say something that Na.zi Germany and Hi.tler were good/an inspiration or something?
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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #380 on: July 21, 2016, 08:50:39 pm »
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We keep saying it. But it really does. There is so many similarities. Didn't Erdogan once say something that Na.zi Germany and Hi.tler were good or something?

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is, Germans were hardworking and they created a massive industry from scratch. Turks are lazy as hell they can't do anything proper.

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #381 on: July 22, 2016, 01:59:44 am »
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You might be right, as I am far from having expert knowledge on china.  Although I feel I have enough insight into history to express that (emerging) superpowers are willing to destabilize regions and mold them in their favor.

considering this:
I dont feel my opinions should matter less because of my nationality.

Ps:  afaik china historically was a meritocracy, even served as a role model for european philosophers during the enlightenment. but today?  nah man.  on economical level for sure, but politically it feels very ailing. 

but enough derailment, I am off for a long european weekend of doing fun european things.

Who cares about derailment, we're on c-rpg forums :D

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #382 on: July 22, 2016, 09:20:37 am »
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There is only one thing clear for me, Erdogan and AKP won't go down through elections.

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #383 on: July 22, 2016, 09:24:59 am »
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So what's on Erdogans menu today? Kindergarten teachers? Cooks? Lifeguards? People who comb the desert?

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #384 on: July 22, 2016, 09:33:20 am »
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I'm absolutely serious when I say: all turks here, please start using Tor/a VPN/anything, now. Not tomorrow, not next week.


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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #385 on: July 22, 2016, 10:46:41 am »
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Yeah, wouldn't want a suprise visit from Mr. Erdogans goons would we

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #386 on: July 22, 2016, 10:58:39 am »
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I'm absolutely serious when I say: all turks here, please start using Tor/a VPN/anything, now. Not tomorrow, not next week.

I so badly want to here the opinion and situation of my dear cousin, who lives in Istanbul since about 10 years. But I don't dare ask him anything. Have to wait till he comes visiting...  :|

(Yes he is crazy for choosing to live there instead of germany, but in a very good and positive way and many times I envy him, there many goods sides of his chaotic un-german live. Also of course he has some safeties (Ensurances, financiallly, etc.) because of his background that most turks have not)

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #387 on: July 22, 2016, 12:01:08 pm »
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I'm absolutely serious when I say: all turks here, please start using Tor/a VPN/anything, now. Not tomorrow, not next week.

The Tor shortcut is always attached to my taskbar. Been there for as long as I can remember.

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #388 on: July 22, 2016, 01:29:30 pm »
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I never used Tor, lets give it a shot then

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Re: Turkey coup d'etat
« Reply #389 on: July 23, 2016, 10:51:22 am »
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There is only one thing clear for me, Erdogan and AKP won't go down through elections.

There is only one thing clear for me, Erdogan and AKP will go down through elections like a breeze. Commies in my country were going through elections easily for 40 years, usually they achieved close to 100 percents of votes. Parliament democracy it was called...

All you need to do is to give "power" to the uneducated masses. Do you have uneducated masses in Turkey, lol?
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