Bütün metrolar yaralı ve gazdan helak olmuş insanlarla dolu allah belanızı versin metroda insan iyileştirmek zorunda kaldık. Mitinginizi bitirip defolup gidiyorsunuz. Biz gidiyoruz şimdi ne yaparsanız yapın diyorsunuz resmen polise @herkesicinCHP
5 gündür rutin: chplilerin miting biter bitmez polis saldırıya geçiyor chpliler de kayboluyor. millet yalvar yakar oluyor bina kapısında bunlar da bi süre sonra lütfedip alıyor. bi kere de farklı bir şey yapın 134 milletvekiliniz var konuşma bittikten sonra dizilin meydana zor mu
Don’t underestimate the danger the ongoing nationwide protests pose to Erdoğan’s regime. Whereas the 2013 Gezi protests were uncoordinated, Turkey’s leading party, which controls local government in all but one of the top 15 metropolises, is openly encouraging people to take to the streets.
Whereas the economy was booming in 2013, now inflation is crushing people on fixed incomes.
Erdoğan’s party is weaker, too. Its support had fallen from the low 50s to the low 40s.
Even more critical, in 2013 the opposition had no one who came close to Erdoğan in charisma and accomplishments. Now, Ekrem İmamoğlu, who has beaten Erdoğan’s handpicked candidate three times in elections for Istanbul mayor, is more popular than Erdoğan himself; he’s also much younger. By jailing İmamoğlu, Erdoğan has shown that he’s afraid to go head-to-head with him.
Yes, Erdoğan controls massive fire power. But using it against demonstrators could backfire. It could alienate even his base. It could split his regime.
Erdoğan is facing the biggest, and just possibly the last, test of his political career.
The Princess of Wales is missing and the spare Prince is in exile and the King is treating his cancer with herbs. If this were the 1300s France would be looking to invade.
çocuğun (4,5 yaş) kurduğu "çünkü o her şeyden yapılmış" cümlesinden bir şiir yazacaktım, yazdım. senenin son şiiri olur gider.
çünkü o her şeyden yapılmış
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Bir kütüphanenin son gecesi...
Boğaziçi öğrencileri ile mezunların bir araya gelerek 40 yıllık Aptullah Kuran Kütüphanesine veda etmek için çektikleri filmin tamamlanabilmesi için destek vermek isterseniz 👇🏼
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For the entirety of Frankfurt @Book_Fair, we've made the eBook of Adania Shibli's MINOR DETAIL, tr. Elisabeth Jaquette, free to download: https://t.co/eD0dL6bx1e
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Apple: https://t.co/r09qEM6lXS
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You literally can’t make this up. They no longer want to honour Adania Shibli for her award winning novel A Minor Matter because *checks notes* it focuses on the murder of a Palestinian girl by Israeli soldiers. It’s almost like there’s a connection…