was passiert da in Istanbul ?

Ich bin erstaunt in den letzen Tagen, was ich da im Fernsehen sehen musste. Brutale Staatsgewalt gegen das einfache Volk, das nur die alten Bäume der Allee beschützen wollte. Polizei gegen Naturschützer, ein Szenarium, fast wie bei uns, auch schon geschehen. Nur da berichtet keine Zeitung darüber,  Ich liebe Die Türkei, das sind so liebenswerte Menschen und ich möchte nächstens da wieder hin – aber so getraue ich mich kaum da durch Istanbul zu gehen  – das ist sehr schlecht – da wird die Demokratie wieder mit Füssen getreten. Ich frage mich ist das der Beginn der Islamisierung der Türkei? Dabei begann doch das ganze so harmlos.

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03. Juni 2013 reblogged durch zentao

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What is Happenning in Istanbul?

01/06/2013 tarihinde yayımlandıby sumandef

 To my friends who live outside of Turkey:

I am writing to let you know what is going on in Istanbul for the last five days. I personally have to write this because most of the media sources are shut down by the government and the word of mouth and the internet are the only ways left for us to explain ourselves and call for help and support.

Four days ago a group of people most of whom did not belong to any specific organization or ideology got together in Istanbul’s Gezi Park. Among them there were many of my friends and students.  Their reason was simple: To prevent and protest the upcoming demolishing of the park for the sake of building yet another shopping mall at very center of the city. There are numerous shopping malls in Istanbul, at least one in every neighborhood! The tearing down of the trees was supposed to begin early Thursday morning. People went to the park with their blankets, books and children. They put their tents down and spent the night under the trees.  Early in the morning when the bulldozers started to pull the hundred-year-old trees out of the ground, they stood up against them to stop the operation.

They did nothing other than standing in front of the machines.

No newspaper, no television channel was there to report the protest. It was a complete media black out.

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