Turkish secular Newspapers launch 'Free speech' protest action against 'regime' in their Tomorrow papers.

Sunday, December 14, 2014

Turkish secular Newspapers launch 'Free speech' protest action against 'regime' in their Tomorrow papers.

Critical paper Taraf’s tomorrow's headline on detainment of journalists: “Hitler also started just like this" pic.twitter.com/Q6n1CLxn4G
— ilhan tanir (@WashingtonPoint) December 14, 2014

Turkish Secular Newspapers launch 'Free speech'protest action against 'regime' in their Tomorrow papers.

Whoa! Secular Cumhuriyet newspapers tomorrow’s headline: “thief takes his revenge” v @bkenes pic.twitter.com/DbsaXfx4W9
— ilhan tanir (@WashingtonPoint) December 14, 2014

Cumhuriyet: "The revenge of the thief" #turkey pic.twitter.com/Qp1FP8pTzz
— Capulcu Tonella (@diehimbeertonis) December 14, 2014

#Turkey whistleblower @fuatavnifuat now reveals #Erdogan plans to provoke peaceful crowds protesting raids on media with undercover agents
— Abdullah Bozkurt (@abdbozkurt) December 14, 2014

Some argue that what’s happening today similar to what happened w/ "Night of the Long Knives" http://t.co/irZpsBL56D
— ilhan tanir (@WashingtonPoint) December 14, 2014

#Erdogan handing award to Dumanli. Headlines "Democracy's victory" Someone was joking.... pic.twitter.com/3lV6p7FNhz
— Emre Celik (@emrecelikrumi) December 14, 2014

@mkoplow well Gulen used soap operas as a encrypted form of communication to order certain arrests and police operations
— Ragıp Soylu (@ragipsoylu) December 14, 2014

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Sunday, December 14, 2014

Turkish secular Newspapers launch 'Free speech' protest action against 'regime' in their Tomorrow papers.

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