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Western media's coup coverage turned into anti-Erdoğan rhetoric criticized

SMS Derfflinger said:
But @Sinan whatever the medias reported, you must agree that the clean up has a bad taste. I`m not there and i surely will not explain to you how to do the job, but it seems to me, the numbers are too high, too fast as if this could be accidental.
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Mate these fuckers have been infiltrating since 1970...that nearly 50 years. 50 fucking years is more than half the time our country has been in existence
 
SMS Derfflinger said:
But @Sinan whatever the medias reported, you must agree that the clean up has a bad taste. I`m not there and i surely will not explain to you how to do the job, but it seems to me, the numbers are too high, too fast as if this could be accidental.
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Mate...i understand you. I know how things look like from outside, especially under the narrative of Western media.

If you had full knowledge about the Gülen Movement. You would agree with the purge.

The Turkish community here have members over 100. We all know what's going on and everybody supports the purge. My people know me as one of most harsh Erdoğan critics in the PDF. Like wise all PDF members, the ones who likes Erdoğan or not...are supporting the purge.

Like wise....all of the parties in the parliament supports the purge, all of the politicians, all of the civil institutions and the military commanders, etc...

This flamer guy was saying that Erdogan was doing the purge to silence opposition... on the contrary, opposition supports the purge and none of the opposition members have been touched.

You are being spoon fed by your media.
 
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@Sinan
Remember my statements about Erodgan?
Turkey enemies want him go for obvious reason. After this coup attempt, I believe Turkish nation have seen with clear eyes who is Their real friend and who is not ......
I am glad Turkish people took the right decision ......
 
Funny how this coup came after Erdogan decided to reconcile with Russia.
 
The west wanted turks to go down and be controlled and feared a powerfull Turkey under Erdogan

You should have seen the jews and hindus and westerns coming out of the wood work foaming at the mouth

Because they thought the coup was a done deal, it was all over and the secularist or coup plotters would kill Erdogan and Muslims

They were mistaken and they didn't bank on the Turks or Erdogans resolve

They would have applauded if the coup plotters had killed tens of thousands of Turks and dismissed them as islamists

They are now wailing and bent of shape because the Turks ruined their plans and Erdogan is going to town on the coup plotters and enemies of Turkey



Pakistanis were just concerned for the welfare of Turks

Now its time for muslim countries like Turkey, Pakistan to stand up and prepare for the future because its going to be dangerous

They tried the same thing in Egypt and the Egyptians being a bunch of clowns fell for it
 
Sinan said:
Because you are in denial.
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Go to any other Western dominated forum and you'll not see the amount of abuse,cursing towards muslims that westerners get in here.The civilisation gap is staggering.
 
Sinan said:
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After the failed coup attempt by the Gülenist Terror Organization (FETÖ) that killed at least 240 people and wounded over 1,500 others, the Western media seems to be trying to trivialize the actual coup attempt while instead focusing on criticizing the elected government's response to the would-be putsch.

While the Turkish government says FETÖ is behind the failed coup, which aimed to overthrow the country's democratically elected government, the Western media overlooks the fact that Turkish people took to the streets to protect democracy and the rule of the law against the illegal coup-plotters. Rather, it has focused on the ruling party's so called "authoritarian" reaction to the coup.

The Western media, with many opinion-based articles, has painted the government's measures of suspending FETÖ-linked civil servants and bureaucrats in public institutions as if these measures could be more dangerous than the failed coup that claimed hundreds of lives.

Some Western outlets and broadcasts chose to cover outlandish conspiracy theories that the coup was in fact staged by the government, while others chose to portray the alleged coup leader as "one of the world's most powerful Muslim clerics."

Britain's BBC aired a video saying that accused FETÖ head Fetullah Gülen "has millions of followers in Turkey," without mentioning the movement's 40-year infiltration of critical state institutions like the army, judiciary, security, and intelligence units and various bureaucratic institutions with a variety of identities, aiming to seize control of the state.

An article by the BBC headlined "Erdoğan: Turkey's ruthless president" described President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as one of the most divisive leaders in the history of modern Turkey, ignoring the fact that people from all sectors of the country and political creeds rushed to the streets to stop the illegal coup attempt that was aimed at overthrowing the elected government.

The Economist published an article headlined "Turkey's failed coup gives its president a chance to seize more power," claiming that Turkey's independent judiciary will be totally eliminated, while not mentioning that the arrest of state officials and civil servants is aimed at safeguarding state institutions from infiltration by forces receiving instructions from abroad.

In an interview with CNN International on Monday, Erdoğan strongly rejected claims that the coup attempt had been "staged."

"Unfortunately, that is mere misinformation. How could one plan such a thing? How could one allow so many civilians to lose their lives? How could human conscience allow that? That is beyond possible," Erdoğan said.

U.S.-based Fox News Channel posted a piece on their website titled "Turkey's last hope dies," saying, "Friday night's failed coup was Turkey's last hope to stop the Islamization of its government and the degradation of its society."

Fox News, ignoring how Turkish people took to the streets and stopped tanks under the control of soldiers who had betrayed the chain of command, said: "Erdoğan will use the coup as an excuse to accelerate the Islamization of his country and to lead Turkey deeper into the darkness engulfing the Muslim world. His vision is one of a neo-Ottoman megalomaniac."

Turkish government officials, in every media appearance, reiterated how the attempted coup was organized by followers of U.S.-based Fetullah Gülen, who is accused of a long-running campaign to overthrow the state through infiltrating the Turkish state, particularly the military, police, and judiciary, forming the so-called parallel state.

Another column, by Foreign Policy's Michael Rubin, said, "Erdoğan Has Nobody to Blame for the Coup but Himself," claiming Erdoğan's foreign policy of "no problems with neighbors" has caused problems with "almost every neighbor."

The New York Times touted a story on its official Twitter account saying, "Erdoğan supporters are sheep, and they will follow whatever he says," but this sentence did not appear in the article itself, strongly suggesting biased journalism.

The story, headlined "Vast Purge in Turkey as Thousands Are Detained in Post-Coup Backlash," also ignored the fact that the people-even critics of Erdoğan-took to the streets to save their country from an illegal military takeover.

In another Times story headlined, "Erdoğan Triumphs After Coup Attempt, but Turkey's Fate Is Unclear," the newspaper gave the false impression that all Turkish citizens who flooded the streets on the night of the coup attempt were supporters of President Erdoğan and the ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party.

What really happened was totally different. Numerous citizens without political affiliation-or affiliated with the country's main opposition parties (including both the Republican People's Party, or CHP, and Nationalist Movement Party, or MHP)-also participated in the anti-coup demonstrations that convulsed the country on Friday night.

Before the coup attempt's defeat Friday, the U.S. Daily Beast website posted a story saying that Erdoğan had left the country and his whereabouts were unknown.

The website went so far as to claim that Erdoğan was seeking asylum in Germany, citing false claims by a U.S. military official to NBC News. The website later changed its headline, however, to "Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's Location Is Unknown," adding, "The Daily Beast could not confirm these reports."

The fact is that the president never left the country during the illegal coup attempt. Rather, he quickly headed to Istanbul after urging citizens to take to the streets to uphold Turkey's democratic institutions.

Major German daily Die Welt, meanwhile, criticized the Turkish government's "merciless" crackdown on suspected coup-plotters, while ignoring the massacres committed by pro-coup elements of the army against civilians on the night of the failed putsch.
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Well said.
 
flamer84 said:
Go to any other Western dominated forum and you'll not see the amount of abuse,cursing towards muslims that westerners get in here.The civilisation gap is staggering.
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Its not that Muslims are insulting you. Its that you are getting told to your face how stupid and biased your arguments are..cry me a river
 
Sinan said:
Give one name.


In your face my Romanian friend.
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themess.net

Oh,I couldn't care less about petty insults directed at me,that's just about the degree of civilisation,or lck of it, of the one throwing them at me.It's the internet so I'm allright but I was talking about insults,paranoia,directed at Western countries and their citizens.You're the racist hate mongerers,not Europe or the US.

Tipu7 said:
Just curious,
why are you so Butt hurt?
Got personal issues with Turks?
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How is that related with what I've wrote ?
 

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