Monday, June 03, 2013

  • Monday, June 03, 2013
  • Elder of Ziyon
From Hurriyet Daily News:
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan described the microblogging website Twitter as “trouble” in a television interview today, daily Radikal has reported.

“There is a trouble called Twitter. Unmitigated lies are there [on Twitter],” Erdoğan said. “The thing that is called social media is a troublemaker in societies today.”
Erdoğan knows a thing or two about how easy it is to lie on Twitter. After all, he posts often to his own Twitter account.

Meanwhile, as riots in Turkey continue for the fourth day, Erdogan is blaming foreign spies:
Turkish intelligence is looking into possible links between the incidents in Taksim Square and foreign powers, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said at a press conference today before leaving for Morocco, accusing internal and foreign actors of supporting the Gezi Park protests.

“Our intelligence work is ongoing [to determine the foreign actors behind the protests]. It is not possible to reveal their names. But we will have meetings with their heads,” said Erdoğan.

“Those who advise us to be moderate must themselves first come to moderation,” he said, referring to the international reactions to the use of force against protests that have erupted in all corners of the country.
See? You should listen to Erdogan instead of to silly rumors on social media!

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