Military coup in Turkey today?

[Neuro]

Both bridges across the Bosphorus in Istanbul (connects Asia with European parts of Turkey) has been closed by military. Military jets are flying low over Ankara. President Erdogan has not been seen for 6 days. Rumors of confrontation between military and police. Nothing in media yet... I am in Sweden now.

[Neuro]

Now the prime minister of Turkey Binali Yildirim says there is an ongoing coup attempt...

[Neuro]

IMO this is, if true, long overdue, it should have happened 5-10 years ago...

[Neuro]

From RT...
Shooting heard in Ankara, military jets & helicopters flying over city - witnesses
https://www.rt.com/news/351334-ankara-shooting-jets-helicopters/

[Neuro]

Armed forces have said they usurped power. Tanks are in front of Atatürk airport in Istanbul!

[Neuro]

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/07/15/turkish-pm-coup-attempt-group-within-military/87146646/

[Neuro]

An explosion reported at the police headquarters of Ankara!

[ximmy]

Turkish government officials say: https://media.makeameme.org/created/We-have-them.jpg

[EE_]

Trump should have picked Gen. Flynn for VP. We may be going to war?

[EE_]

An explosion reported at the police headquarters of Ankara!

Keep your head down Neuro, a shooting war might be about to begin. The US will be along to help you guys out soon.

[Shami-Amourae]

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[ximmy]

Opinion (http://www.newsweek.com/opinion)
Will There Be a Coup Against Erdogan in Turkey? By Michael Rubin (http://www.newsweek.com/user/20827) On 3/24/16 at 7:21 AM

There is a broad sense, election results notwithstanding, that President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is out of control (https://www.aei.org/publication/erdogan-deserves-our-respect/). He is imprisoning opponents, seizing newspapers (https://www.aei.org/publication/how-to-respond-to-turkeys-press-crackdown/) left and right and building palaces at the rate of a mad sultan (http://www.pearltrees.com/s/pic/or/economist-erdogan-democrat-59175980) or aspiring caliph (https://www.aei.org/publication/is-erdogans-end-goal-a-caliphate/). In recent weeks, he has once again threatened to dissolve the constitutional court (https://www.aei.org/publication/turkeys-optional-constitution/).

Corruption is rife. His son Bilal reportedly fled Italy (http://awdnews.com/top-news/rome%E2%80%99s-police-spokesman-saudi-embassy-helped-erdo%C4%9Fan%E2%80%99s-son-to-escape-the-police-custody-using-a-forged-saudi-passport-and-disguised-as-an-arab-diplomat) on a forged Saudi diplomatic passport as the Italian police closed in on him in an alleged money laundering (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/bilal-erdogan-italy-investigates-turkish-presidents-son-over-money-laundering-allegedly-connected-to-a6879871.html) scandal.
His outbursts are raising eyebrows (http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-29895166) both in Turkey and abroad. Even members of his ruling party whisper about his increasing paranoia (https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/turkeys-miscarriage-of-justice/2012/09/21/e2125276-033d-11e2-8102-ebee9c66e190_story.html) which, according to some Turkish officials, has gotten so bad that he seeks to install anti-aircraft missiles at his palace to prevent airborne men-in-black from targeting him in a snatch-and-grab operation.
Turks—and the Turkish military—increasingly recognize that Erdogan is taking Turkey to the precipice. By first bestowing legitimacy upon imprisoned Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan with renewed negotiations and then precipitating renewed conflict, he has taken Turkey down a path in which there is no chance of victory and a high chance of de facto partition.
After all, if civil war renews as in the 1980s and early 1990s, Turkey’s Kurds will be hard-pressed to settle for anything less, all the more so given the precedent now established by their brethren in Iraq and Syria.
Erdogan long ago sought to kneecap the Turkish military. For the first decade of his rule, both the U.S. government and European Union cheered him on. But that was before even Erdogan’s most ardent foreign apologists recognized the depth of his descent into madness and autocracy.
So if the Turkish military moves to oust Erdogan and place his inner circle behind bars, could they get away with it?
In the realm of analysis rather than advocacy, the answer is yes. At this point in election season, it is doubtful that the Obama administration would do more than castigate any coup leaders, especially if they immediately laid out a clear path to the restoration of democracy.

http://www.newsweek.com/will-there-be-coup-against-erdogan-turkey-439181

[Joshua01]

Hopefully the Kenyan is next!

[ximmy]

Timeline: A history of Turkish coups

The military has intervened directly in Turkish politics three times, and in 1997 carried out a "postmodern coup."


Kenan Evren, the former Turkish president now facing charges in an Ankara court, is only the most recent in a long line of military officers to seize power in a coup.
The military has long seen itself as the "guardian of Turkish democracy," which it defines as the staunchly secular state created by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the modern Turkish republic. It has directly intervened three times in Turkish politics, and in 1997 it carried out what some scholars describe as a "postmodern coup."
1960

The first coup in the Turkish republic took place in 1960, during a time of heightened tensions between the Turkish government and the opposition.
Celal Bayar, began to loosen some of the toughest Ataturk-era rules dealing with religion: it allowed thousands of mosques to reopen, legalised the call to prayer in Arabic (instead of Turkish)
The army stepped in and toppled the government on May 27; the president, prime minister and several cabinet members were arrested and quickly tried for treason and other offences. Menderes was executed.
1971

The Turkish economy stagnated in the late 1960s, and the recession caused widespread unrest: workers' groups staged demonstrations, sometimes violent, and right-wing groups carried out attacks of their own. The currency was devalued in 1960; annual inflation reached nearly 80 per cent.
So in March the military intervened once again, an effort to "restore order," it said.

1980

Instability continued even after the 1971 coup: Turkey changed prime ministers 11 times in the 1970s, the economy continued to stagnate, and left- and right-wing groups continued their violent clashes in the streets. Thousands of people were assassinated.
The military began discussing a possible coup in late 1979, and in March 1980 a group of generals recommended that they move forward. It was delayed several times, and finally launched in September, when officers announced on state television that they were imposing martial law and dissolving the government.


1997

The 1995 election led to overwhelming gains for the Islamist Welfare party, which took power the following year as the head of a coalition government.
So in 1997 the military issued a series of "recommendations," which the government had no choice but to accept.

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/europe/2012/04/20124472814687973.html

[Neuro]

TRT the national Turkish TV channel has been overtaken by the coup makers. President Erdogan is reportedly flying from Bodrum to Istanbul Atatürk airport.

Turkish army take over state TV, impose martial law
https://www.rt.com/news/351363-turkey-army-invades-tv/

[EE_]

TRT the national Turkish TV channel has been overtaken by the coup makers. President Erdogan is reportedly flying from Bodrum to Istanbul Atatürk airport.

Turkish army take over state TV, impose martial law
https://www.rt.com/news/351363-turkey-army-invades-tv/

So you're under martial law right now

[cheka.]

has the central bank been taken over? as always, that's the key


edit: no news reports on turk central bank....so the thing is just window dressing so far

[Ares]

HOAX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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[Neuro]

So you're under martial law right now

I am in Sweden until first of August at least!

[Neuro]

Rumor that Erdogan has seeked asylum in Germany!

http://www.thedailybeast.com/cheats/2016/07/15/erdogan-seeks-asylum-in-germany-report.html?via=mobile&source=copyurl

[JohnQPublic]

I hope all is as well as it can be. Like you said, it may be for the better in the long term. Turkey is in a really difficult position all around.

[ximmy]

LOL... Erdogon pleads for support from the people he has been abusing...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV8BsEx8xkU

Mr Erdogan is urging citizens to take to the streets and rally in public squares and airports to rise against "an uprising attempty by minority in military".


“The chain of command has been violated,” he added. “This is a step against the higher ranks by their superiors.”

[brosil]

So are they going more religious or secular?

[cheka.]

So are they going more religious or secular?

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/07/15/turkish-pm-coup-attempt-group-within-military/87146646/

The Turkish military statement was read out by the normal news anchor on TRT television, saying the military had taken action “to reinstall the constitutional order, democracy, human rights and freedoms, to ensure that the rule of law once again reigns in the country, for the law and order to be reinstated,” the private Dogan agency reported.

The military said that “all international agreements and commitments will remain. We pledge that good relations with all world countries will continue.”

The anchor said the statement was issued in the name of a so-called "peace council," according to a local resident.

[Neuro]

So are they going more religious or secular?

The coupmakers definitely wants to go more secular!

[Shami-Amourae]

Live Feeds:

Turkish?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxiCllxR0Nw

British:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y60wDzZt8yg

American:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mq5hrUDoYo

[Shami-Amourae]

https://twitter.com/agirecudi/status/754086102907047937/video/1

HUGE: Crazy footage shows helicopters firing a target on the ground in Ankara.

[Neuro]

It seems the coup failed.

[Cebu_4_2]

ISTANBUL – Members of Turkey's military announced on Friday night that they had seized power in the country, with reports that a bomb hit the parliament building in Ankara as a spokesman for Turkey's national intelligence agency claimed the takeover attempt had been "repelled."

The state-run Anadolou Agency reported that 17 police officers had been killed in the helicopter attack on police special forces headquarters. A Turkish government spokesman also confirmed that an F-16 fighter had shot down a helicopter that had been commandeered by soldiers supporting the coup.

More loud explosions were reported in Ankara early Saturday, and CNN Turk reported an explosion at the state-run television building. Turkey's state-run news agency reported that military helicopters also attacked the headquarters of TURKSAT satellite station on the outskirts of Ankara.

Soldiers with tanks in Ankara streets. F16s are flying around 1000 feet very close to buildings. pic.twitter.com/QoBtvPs246
— Ahmet S Yayla (@ahmetsyayla) July 15, 2016

Reuters, citing witnesses, reported that tanks surrounding the parliament building in Ankara had opened fire. The Turkish news agency Dogan reported that soldiers had opened fire on people who were crossing Istanbul's Bosporus Bridge to protest the coup attempt and some people had been wounded.

Dozen of tanks were seen moving toward a palace that is now used by the prime minister and deputy prime ministers. A civilian car tried to stop one of the tanks, but it rammed through the vehicle as those in the car escaped.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, speaking by cell phone to CNN Turk from an unknown location, vowed that Turkey would "overcome this invasion" and called on Turks to "gather in squares and see what this minority can do with their tanks and artillery against the people."

Ordinary Turkish citizens appeared to heed Erdogan's call, as TV footage showed marching through the streets of Izmir and Istanbul waving Turkish flags. Crowds also gathered in Ankara's main square.

"Throughout history those who make coups have been unsuccessful, and I absolutely believe that these will be unsuccessful as well," Erdogan said, adding that the architects of the takeover attempt "will absolutely pay the price for this in heaviest manner."

In Washington, a statement from the White House said President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry agreed that both sides "should support the democratically elected government of Turkey, show restraint and avoid any violence or bloodshed."

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg issued a statement calling for "calm and restraint, and full respect for Turkey's democratic institutions and its constitution."

A military statement read on Turkish state TV announced that martial law had been imposed across the country and a curfew had been declared. The statement added that Turkey was now being run by a "peace council" and that a new constitution would be drawn up soon.

However, at least one senior military leader refused to back the coup attempt.

"Those who are attempting a coup will not succeed. Our people should know that we will overcome this," Gen. Zekai Aksakalli, the commander of the military special forces, told the private NTV television by telephone.

The coup began shortly before 11 p.m. local time Friday, when gunshots were first reported in Ankara. As military helicopters flew over the entertainment hub of Beyoglu district in Istanbul, televisions aired footage of military tanks and TV stations reported Turkish state TV TRT had been taken over by military officials.

Prime Minister Binali Yıldırım admitted to Haberturk TV that an “attempt” had been made against the government and warned “those who carry out this attempt will be subjected to heaviest punishment.”

Turkey’s Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag also spoke on national TV, calling on “everyone to raise their voices against this attempt by the military and to embrace democracy.”

Ambulances were seen in front of Turkish military headquarters amid early reports that hostages were being held there.

Early Saturday, Reuters reported that witnesses had heard gunfire at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport, where four tanks had been stationed. Two other tanks and a military vehicle were stationed in front of the VIP terminal. The Dogan news agency reported that soldiers had earlier entered the control tower and stopped all flights.

Soldiers and military vehicles also blocked one-way traffic on the Bosporus and Fatih Sultan Mehmet bridges in Istanbul, which link the continents of Europe and Asia.

The chaos capped a period of political turmoil in Turkey blamed on the increasingly authoritarian rule of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, which has included a government shake up, a crackdown on dissidents and opposition media and renewed conflict in the mainly Kurdish areas of the southeast.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

[Shami-Amourae]

ESTONIAN PRESIDENT RETWEETS FAKE TRUMP ACCOUNT

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Toomas Hendrik Ilves:
https://twitter.com/realDenaldTrump/status/754063737473101824

[Shami-Amourae]

It seems the coup failed.

>Forced to run away from his country.
>Like a dog with its tail between his legs.

>"Won"

[Shami-Amourae]

There's a lot of disinfo being spread about this. Keep in mind that Merkel and Obama both support Erdoğan. Erdoğan is an Islamist who wants to bring Sharia Law to Turkey. The military faction wants Turkey to remain secularized.

Putin wants Turkey to remain secularized, so you could perceive this as a continued proxy war with the West (Pro-Islam) and Russian (Anti-Islam.)

[jack1878]

I hope the coup succeeds. Erdogan is an authoritarian asshole who has been fanatical in his desire to remove Assad. Why he so desperately wants to remove Assad is never really explained of course. Maybe its because Assad has committed the unforgivable sin of showing sympathy for the Kurds.

Also, Erdogan has just brokered rapprochement with Israel despite Israel's callous murder of Turkish aid workers on the Mavi Mara a few years ago. Anything that upsets Israel's plans to establish hegemony in the Middle East has my support. For a Muslim, Erdogan has a remarkably Zionist outlook on global affairs. If he goes, the region will be better for it.

[cheka.]

just searched again -- no mention of any activity with the central bank. the man behind the curtain is not being disturbed.

[Shami-Amourae]

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[vacuum]

If this coup fails, Turkey fully falls to the Islamists.

Turkey is the buffer between the middle east and europe.

I think this whole thing might be more important than we realize.

[Shami-Amourae]

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[Horn]

Dimes to donuts its Erdogan's coup, only intended to clean his house of unwanted elements.

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[Shami-Amourae]

http://www.dailystormer.com/was-the-turkish-coup-an-erdogan-hoax/

Was the Turkish Coup an Erdogan Hoax?



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Herp derp, just herpin a derp.



Well, the coup appears to be mostly over. The whole thing was a totally sloppy mess. Like, outrageously so.

Like, there is very little possibility that the Turkish military, who throws coups regularly, could have screwed this up this badly.

The way you throw a coup is pretty straightforward: first you grab the leader, then grab the media outlets, then put the leader on the media, humiliated.

Instead, these people decided to throw the coup while Erdogan was on vacation. And apparently didn’t even attempt to secure him. By the time the coup began, he was already in a secret location. Then the whole thing went straight to hell, very quickly.

The coup told people to go home, while Erdogan told his people to go on the street. So the coup supporters were at home, while the Erdogan supporters were out on the streets. This is exactly the opposite situation a coup would want.

The coup also started firing on civilians (apparently), which is also something you definitely do not want to do. That makes even people who were inclined to support it turn against it.

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They took CNN then people complained so they gave it up.



In short, the whole thing could have been better arranged for Erdogan himself, who now looks like a hero of the people.

As such, it seems to me the most likely possibility is that Erdogan – presumably with the blessing of Western forces – worked with some of his own people in the military to arrange a hoax coup.

All regular readers know that I am generally very critical of conspiracy theories. And yet, looking at this objectively, I must say – it is the most likely option, period.

The head of the military never came out and supported the coup. None of the top military officials did. No one even announced that they were in charge.

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There was no leader of this coup.



How is it possible that “a portion” of the military got control of all of these tanks, aircraft and soldiers? The heads of the military just weren’t paying attention while this was planned? How does that make any sense at all?

And here: how were people supposed to know if they supported the coup if they didn’t even know who was running it?

Erdogan and the Prime Minister came out and said it was all being masterminded by an Islamic cleric in Pennsylvania! Why would they say something so nonsensical?
None of it adds up, at all.

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Other people are going to come out with this theory. I assume Alex Jones and other conspiracy theorists will. I wanted to come out with it first, because I believe they will attach various bits of nuttiness and confusion to the theory.
Basically, I think – again, I don’t know for sure, I am simply saying it is the most likely possibility – that certain elements of the military collaborated with the Erdogan regime to stage a coup that was destined to fail for the purpose of making Erdogan look like a hero both domestically and internationally.

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Now he’s the hero.



Of course, some elements of the military – those who actually carried out the coup – would have been told by those that ordered it that it was a real coup. Because coups are such a tradition in Turkey, very few people would have had to have known that it was fake.

This surely won’t ever be proven. It can’t really be, short of a whistleblower coming out, which probably won’t happen, because again, very, very few people would have had to have known it was a fake coup.
One thing is for certain: even if Erdogan didn’t plan this, he couldn’t have hoped for a better situation. This has effectively made him the country’s king, while also being hailed as the paragon of democracy.
At time of writing, the situation is ongoing. And obviously if it turns out the coup is more successful than it looks right now, my theory will be proven wrong. But it does look like it’s failed, miserably.

I wouldn't be shocked if this is a for real False Flag. Yep I'm admitting that.

[Joshua01]

That wouldn't surprise me one bit. We're living in the age of deceit and deception.

[PatColo]

I just started listening to this; but show desc + 3 so-far-comments suggest much Turkey talk. 2 hrs:



Circus Maximus: Jonathan Azaziah – A History of Violence (7-15-16)

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[Download MP3 (http://www.renegadebroadcasting.com/shows/nick/Renegade-CircusMaximus-2016-07-16.mp3)]

Nick speaks with Johnathan Azaziah about the recent bombing in Iraq, conflicts in the Muslim world, French colonization and its blowback, Bastille Day and the French Revolution, the history of the Ottoman Empire and Turkey, the Donmeh crypto jews, Erdogan’s rise to power, the ongoing coup attempt, and much more.



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Yrton

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This question is indirectly connected to Turkey.
What was the role of jews (if any) in the expansion of the Mongolian Empire during Genghis Khan?
I haven’t been able to find anything other than “muh 6 zillion poor dead merchants in central Asia who dindu nuffin”.

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Good question. One thing of interest is that the original Seljuk, of the Seljuk Turks who preceded the Ottomans, was probably associated with the rulers of Khazaria in Atil, their capital. He may have been a high ranking mercenary, or even the leader of a Praetorian-like guard for the royals.
This was around the time that Sviatoslav I destroyed the Khazarian Empire, which may have been why Seljuk moved down to Anatolia. It’s important to note that Khazaria, as a much less powerful political entity, remained in existence until the Mongolian invasion, and that the Khazars likely allied with the Khan and his successors. Some Russians consider that the Mongolians back then were a force of liberation.
Seljuk’s four sons were given Jew names: Michael, Israel, Moses, and Jonah.


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Yrton

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The nose on the right is the one responsible for the recent coup in Turkey.
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[EE_]

So Turkey is firmly back under Islamic control and Sharia Law...bigger and better then ever?

[jack1878]

So Turkey is firmly back under Islamic control and Sharia Law...bigger and better then ever?


Turkey still has secular laws and according to this guy, that won't change


http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/turkey-shariah-law-islamists-paranoia.html


Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952. I can't see a country with Sharia Law ever being a member of NATO.

[vacuum]

Turkey still has secular laws and according to this guy, that won't change

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/turkey-shariah-law-islamists-paranoia.html

Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952. I can't see a country with Sharia Law ever being a member of NATO.

Erdogan took this nice little opportunity to get rid of 2500 judges. Looks like he made a power move with a fake coup.


Parliament is bombed while Erdogan is on 'holiday'. Erdogan conveniently gets his Facetime call to arms broadcast on a 'friendly' TV network' who broadcast it live.. The people do as he says and take to the streets. The coup takes a turn for the worse. The soldiers backtrack. Erdogan makes a timely return. The coup ends within hours of it starting. The next day he suspends 2,500 judges, what's that to do with the coup? The Turkish Saddam now wants to over turn the constitution to instigate the death penalty and also to take further grip on power. There will be a purge and more Presidential powers. How is it his feared spy network and police state didn't smell any rumblings of a coup beforehand?

[PatColo]

So Turkey is firmly back under Islamic control and Sharia Law...bigger and better then ever?


Turkey still has secular laws and according to this guy, that won't change


http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2013/05/turkey-shariah-law-islamists-paranoia.html


Turkey has been a member of NATO since 1952. I can't see a country with Sharia Law ever being a member of NATO.


Meanwhile USA remains the biggest mil component in NATO; just as USA remains firmly under dinJoodaic control and Talmudic Noahide Law...bigger and better than ever!


JUST INTRODUCED IN JOO-NOAHIDE-LAW USA: NOAHIDE-COMPLIANT GENTILE-CHRISTIAN DOLLS WHICH CHILDREN CAN GUILLOTINE, AS PER USA NOAHIDE LAW SIGNED INTO EFFECT BY PRESIDENT GHW BUSH ON MARCH 20 1991.



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Why Are Modern Guillotines on Military Bases in America? (http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?59753-Why-Are-Modern-Guillotines-on-Military-Bases-in-America&highlight=noahide+behead%2A)

Now the Government Can Legally Kill Christians (http://www.takebackourrights.org/docs/Christians-full%20page.html)

So WHEN Will the NOAHIDE LAWS Be Activated And Guillotines Be Used in America? (http://americanholocaustcoming.blogspot.com/2012/06/so-when-will-noahide-laws-be-activated.html)

Beware of the Noahide Laws (http://bewareofthenoahidelaws.followersofyah.com/)

Stranger than Fiction...The Jewish Noahide Laws... (https://odinia.org/article/noahide-laws/)


Meanwhile the USA public's scrutiny is properly diverted by the JOO-orchestrated "Scary Moozlem Sharia Law Threat Booga Booga (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/07/29/sharia-law-usa-states-ban_n_3660813.html)" joozmedia agitprop campaign.... skillfully assisted by overzealous, paid JOO internet agitprop trolls (http://electronicintifada.net/content/internet-users-paid-spread-israeli-propaganda/8355) like SACRED HONOR GUY. (http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?79743-Some-nice-buslims-for-Patcolo&p=734620&viewfull=1#post734620)



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[cheka.]

turkey has been a key puppet of late -- big player in the isis and ukraine ops

add this massive purge of edrogan opposition via fake coup......coupled with the ziocons' throwing the sauds under the 9/11 bus

is turkey the new saudi arabia in the US/israel/muzzie?

[JohnQPublic]

I wonder if the US supported Erdogan. Is it possible that the F-16 that shot down the helicopter was ours (ultimately it was)?

[cheka.]

posted for posterity -- the media central control room in nyc, telling us that nyc/dc had no clue that a coup was brewing

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/07/16/world/europe/erdogan-turkey-coup-us-fear.html?_r=0

WASHINGTON — With all the crises in the Middle East, the Obama administration took solace in the fact that there was one reliable, democratically elected strongman — a stalwart member of NATO — that Washington could depend on: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.

No matter how the coup attempt against Mr. Erdogan plays out over the next hours and days, that certainty is shattered.

Until midafternoon Friday, American officials thought Mr. Erdogan had tightened his iron grip on his country. He had purged the judiciary; jailed insouciant senior military officers three years ago and installed seemingly compliant successors; and cracked down on the opposition and the news media.

As one senior American diplomat said Friday evening, no one had come to work that day at the White House, the State Department or the C.I.A. expecting to see Mr. Erdogan turn to FaceTime on his iPhone to plead with the Turkish people to take to the streets in his defense.

Mr. Erdogan would almost certainly have to begin a purge of the plotters and probably hunt for other challengers to his authority — extending a streak of ruthlessness that has left many of his NATO allies gasping.

Friday’s events could leave in limbo some of the top priorities of the United States and Europe. They rely on Turkey to help battle the Islamic State, to contain the flow of migrants out of Syria, and to host American intelligence agencies and NATO forces seeking to grapple with upheaval in the Middle East.

The coup attempt “presents a dilemma to the United States and European governments: Do you support a nondemocratic coup,” or an “increasingly nondemocratic leader?” said Richard N. Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, where Mr. Erdogan has often come to talk with Americans influential in the relationship between the two countries.

To many in Washington, that dilemma is secondary to the question of whether Turkey will be a reliable partner in the battle against the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL, a willing host to American forces and a stable player in the world’s most volatile corner.

American officials say the next 24 to 48 hours will be crucial in determining whether the coup attempt will have lasting repercussions. Unlike past bloodless coups in Turkey, this one does not have the implicitly understood support of the public, which appears to be divided over the military intervention.

more at link..

[cheka.]

I wonder if the US supported Erdogan. Is it possible that the F-16 that shot down the helicopter was ours (ultimately it was)?

so far they have. he's been key player for nyc/dc recent ops over there

of course they'll own his replacement too -- if it comes to that..

[PatColo]

I remember a couple years after the Israeli pirating/hijacking of the (Turkey based) Mavi Marmara ship in international waters-- I think it was 40%-Disinfo-Duff who said Erdogan had spent the past couple post-MM years rooting out the israhelli/dinjoosh double-agents in the turkish mil. FWIW :(??

[cheka.]

I remember a couple years after the Israeli pirating/hijacking of the (Turkey based) Mavi Marmara ship in international waters-- I think it was 40%-Disinfo-Duff who said Erdogan had spent the past couple post-MM years rooting out the israhelli/dinjoosh double-agents in the turkish mil. FWIW :(??

since then they've been fingered for helping US/israel run their isis op -- the train of isis oil tanker trucks to turkey - which provides the funding for the thing

[Horn]

U.S.Real needs a new caliphate for all sorts of reasons.

Erdogan under Islam is like the 5th point on a Pyramid

[singular_me]

the turkish puppet wasnt worthy anymore and will have to go
===============
Erdogan Unleashes Unprecedented Crackdown: Fires All University Deans; Suspends 21,000 Private School Teachers
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-19/erdogan-unleashes-unprecedented-crackdown-fires-all-university-deans-suspends-21000-



John Kerry Threatens Turkey With NATO Expulsion
20 July 2016 GMT
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-18/john-kerry-threatens-turkey-nato-expulsion

[Joshua01]

the turkish puppet wasnt worthy anymore and will have to go
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Erdogan Unleashes Unprecedented Crackdown: Fires All University Deans; Suspends 21,000 Private School Teachers
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-19/erdogan-unleashes-unprecedented-crackdown-fires-all-university-deans-suspends-21000-



John Kerry Threatens Turkey With NATO Expulsion
20 July 2016 GMT
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-18/john-kerry-threatens-turkey-nato-expulsion

If Kerry and the Kenyan are for it I'm against it

[Horn]

The Turks must've been charged to duty of bringing Freedom of Religion to China again.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uyghurs

http://www.theblaze.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/Turkish-Islamic-Union.jpg

Believe me China still quakes at the thought.

[Down1]

Europe awaits the Emperor's garbage dump.

A migrant rights NGO and Greek government officials warn that the crackdown on opposition by Turkey’s president could lead to a huge wave of Turks and others flooding into Europe.
http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/07/21/failed-turkish-coup-lead-huge-migrant-wave/

[EE_]

If Kerry and the Kenyan are for it I'm against it


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BpjYkZDTVc

[singular_me]

the making of another coup sponsored by the west
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Turkey’s Coup Plotters are Members of NATO’s Rapid Deployable Corps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KAxjZWy-Lk


Former NATO commander ‘behind failed coup against Erdogan’ – Turkish Daily
The former commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, retired US Army General John F. Campbell, was the mastermind behind the failed military coup in Turkey, the Yeni Safak daily has reported, citing sources close to investigation. .............
According to the paper, "Millions of dollars of money has been transferred from Nigeria to Turkey by a group of CIA personnel. The money, which has been distributed to an 80-person special team of the CIA, was used to convince pro-coup generals. After taking money from their bank accounts, the CIA team hand-delivered it to the terrorists under the military dresses."

The Turkish government and President Erdogan are using this as a pretext to put pressure on the US in an effort to get Gulan extradited, the founder and director of the Centre for Turkey Studies and Development in London, Ibrahim Dogus, told RT.

“President Erdogan has been trying very hard to hunt down [anyone] linked, loyal or associated with Gulen at this moment in Turkey.”
https://www.rt.com/news/353126-campbell-nato-coup-turkey/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome





the turkish puppet wasnt worthy anymore and will have to go
===============
Erdogan Unleashes Unprecedented Crackdown: Fires All University Deans; Suspends 21,000 Private School Teachers
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-19/erdogan-unleashes-unprecedented-crackdown-fires-all-university-deans-suspends-21000-



John Kerry Threatens Turkey With NATO Expulsion
20 July 2016 GMT
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-07-18/john-kerry-threatens-turkey-nato-expulsion

[Joshua01]

the making of another coup sponsored by the west
=================
Turkey’s Coup Plotters are Members of NATO’s Rapid Deployable Corps
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_KAxjZWy-Lk[/ideo]


Former NATO commander ‘behind failed coup against Erdogan’ – Turkish Daily
The former commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, retired US Army General John F. Campbell, was the mastermind behind the failed military coup in Turkey, the Yeni Safak daily has reported, citing sources close to investigation. .............
According to the paper, "Millions of dollars of money has been transferred from Nigeria to Turkey by a group of CIA personnel. The money, which has been distributed to an 80-person special team of the CIA, was used to convince pro-coup generals. After taking money from their bank accounts, the CIA team hand-delivered it to the terrorists under the military dresses."

The Turkish government and President Erdogan are using this as a pretext to put pressure on the US in an effort to get Gulan extradited, the founder and director of the Centre for Turkey Studies and Development in London, Ibrahim Dogus, told RT.

“President Erdogan has been trying very hard to hunt down [anyone] linked, loyal or associated with Gulen at this moment in Turkey.”
https://www.rt.com/news/353126-campbell-nato-coup-turkey/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

Campbell must be one of them new transgender generals. The 'coup attempt' could not have been planned or carried out any poorer

[Horn]

https://g.co/kgs/eDVfW9

[Glass]

the making of another coup sponsored by the west
=================
Turkey’s Coup Plotters are Members of NATO’s Rapid Deployable Corps


Former NATO commander ‘behind failed coup against Erdogan’ – Turkish Daily
The former commander of NATO forces in Afghanistan, retired US Army General John F. Campbell, was the mastermind behind the failed military coup in Turkey, the Yeni Safak daily has reported, citing sources close to investigation. .............
According to the paper, "Millions of dollars of money has been transferred from Nigeria to Turkey by a group of CIA personnel. The money, which has been distributed to an 80-person special team of the CIA, was used to convince pro-coup generals. After taking money from their bank accounts, the CIA team hand-delivered it to the terrorists under the military dresses."

The Turkish government and President Erdogan are using this as a pretext to put pressure on the US in an effort to get Gulan extradited, the founder and director of the Centre for Turkey Studies and Development in London, Ibrahim Dogus, told RT.

“President Erdogan has been trying very hard to hunt down [anyone] linked, loyal or associated with Gulen at this moment in Turkey.”
https://www.rt.com/news/353126-campbell-nato-coup-turkey/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

So if this guy did it, send him, or the CIA people. or shut down the US base and kick them out. Seems straight forward. But of course some peoples go in roundabout ways instead of upfront.

[PatColo]

this isn't super fresh, but it'd been a few weeks since I checked in with Red Ice (their new url: https://redice.tv/red-ice-radio ); full desc & 1st free hour inside:


http://gold-silver.us//rdice.net/a/c/r/16/RIR-160725.9cd7b47f.jpg (https://redice.tv/red-ice-radio/turkey-s-failed-coup-rise-of-nationalism-and-mammonism)
Gilad Atzmon - Turkey’s Failed Coup, Rise of Nationalism & Mammonism (https://redice.tv/red-ice-radio/turkey-s-failed-coup-rise-of-nationalism-and-mammonism)
Jul 25, 2016

[singular_me]

something (bad) is brewing... look at those headlines!... also read somewhere today that Putin is encouraging Iran to join the russia-led eurasian alliance. WOW..

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Turkey's president heads to Russia amid improving ties

Turkey, Russia rapprochement not seen affecting Turkey's NATO role-Germany

Will Syria Issue derail Turkey-Russia Rapprochement ..

[Jewboo]

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[Jewboo]

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