Hey everyone!!
I need a favor!!
Go to this link----
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Repost it please!!
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We gotta make people aware of whats going on in Turkey!!
The people of Turkey need our help!!
I need a favor!!
Go to this link----
http://www.wittyprofiles.com/q/6790079
And comment or like it or do both to get it to the top quotes!!
Repost it please!!
Put it on any other social media you have!!
We gotta make people aware of whats going on in Turkey!!
The people of Turkey need our help!!
"The revolution will not be televised!"
No mainstream media outlet in the country is speaking out about what has happened in Turkey. The only way to follow what has happened is via social media, eye witness accounts, and a few cameras broadcasting on the internet.
We desperately need to draw attention to the injustice that is taking place in Turkey. We cannot let the media blackout bury this in darkness.
31.05.2013 Bloody Friday
Yesterday was the scene for unprecidented state and police violence against the public in Turkey. What started as a sit in against plans to build a shopping mall in place of Gezi Parki, known as the only green space left in central Istanbul, eventually turned into something much bigger. Yesterday was Turkey's Bloody Friday.
It started as a peacful protest. People set up tents, sang, and held book readings at the park to keep out bulldozers
-Police started firing tear gas grenades, water cannons, and rubber bullets, directly targeting the people.
-Gas grenades were fired into metro stations. The doors were locked. People were tweeting, asking for help.
-The emergency room of a hospital was gassed
-Hundreds of people were admitted to hospitals. Several had severe brain damage and others are now dead.
-There are reports of people permanently losing their sight due to gas grenades or water canons
-There were reports that police would drive the crowd to the end of Istiklal Avenue by use of gas grenades, where police buses were waiting to take detainees the anti-terrorism bureau
Early hours of Saturday morning, 40,000 people are marching
on the bridge towards Taksim. Countless buses from all around the country are taking fellow citizens to Istanbul to join resistance against the opressive government.
People chant: "Shoulder to shoulder against facism!"
You can help by tagging the following news outlets on Twitter:
@bbc @cnn @aljazeera @euronews @nytimes @newyorkpost @reuters @cnnlive @foxnews @newsweek @theeconomist @huffingtonpost @parisview @usweekly @theatlantic
Top trending hashtags on Twitter:
#direngeziparki #TurkiyemDireniyor #GeziParkiCanlaBasla #SesVerTurkiyeBuUlkeSahipsizDegil #occupygezi #occupytaksim #occupyistanbul
No mainstream media outlet in the country is speaking out about what has happened in Turkey. The only way to follow what has happened is via social media, eye witness accounts, and a few cameras broadcasting on the internet.
We desperately need to draw attention to the injustice that is taking place in Turkey. We cannot let the media blackout bury this in darkness.
31.05.2013 Bloody Friday
Yesterday was the scene for unprecidented state and police violence against the public in Turkey. What started as a sit in against plans to build a shopping mall in place of Gezi Parki, known as the only green space left in central Istanbul, eventually turned into something much bigger. Yesterday was Turkey's Bloody Friday.
It started as a peacful protest. People set up tents, sang, and held book readings at the park to keep out bulldozers
-Police started firing tear gas grenades, water cannons, and rubber bullets, directly targeting the people.
-Gas grenades were fired into metro stations. The doors were locked. People were tweeting, asking for help.
-The emergency room of a hospital was gassed
-Hundreds of people were admitted to hospitals. Several had severe brain damage and others are now dead.
-There are reports of people permanently losing their sight due to gas grenades or water canons
-There were reports that police would drive the crowd to the end of Istiklal Avenue by use of gas grenades, where police buses were waiting to take detainees the anti-terrorism bureau
Early hours of Saturday morning, 40,000 people are marching
on the bridge towards Taksim. Countless buses from all around the country are taking fellow citizens to Istanbul to join resistance against the opressive government.
People chant: "Shoulder to shoulder against facism!"
You can help by tagging the following news outlets on Twitter:
@bbc @cnn @aljazeera @euronews @nytimes @newyorkpost @reuters @cnnlive @foxnews @newsweek @theeconomist @huffingtonpost @parisview @usweekly @theatlantic
Top trending hashtags on Twitter:
#direngeziparki #TurkiyemDireniyor #GeziParkiCanlaBasla #SesVerTurkiyeBuUlkeSahipsizDegil #occupygezi #occupytaksim #occupyistanbul
Waking up in the
morning
Person: Good Morning!
.....
Me: Shut up.
Person: Good Morning!
.....
Me: Shut up.
Patrick: You're a turkey.
Spongebob: What's that?
Patrick: That's what you are.
Spongebob: What's that?
Patrick: That's what you are.
what did the turkey say to the vegetarian on
Thanksgiving?
thanks.
thanks.
My mom's way of
thinking:
Mom: You look like you're having fun.
Mom: Let me assign you a chore.
Mom: You look like you're having fun.
Mom: Let me assign you a chore.
Bucket List #14
Go to Turkey. Gobble at the locals. Insist I'm speaking thier native language.
Go to Turkey. Gobble at the locals. Insist I'm speaking thier native language.
So I was looking at some of the stories i wrote when i was a
little kid. I came across one called the Thanksgiving nightmare.
It was about a boy who would randomly turn into a different form
of a turkey everytime he fell asleep (like a living turkey,
turkey you buy in the supermarket, etc...) At one part of the
story, there are giant hands trying to catch him and eat him so
he runs under the hands' legs to escape...
Yeah this story is going to come back and haunt me when I'm older...
Yeah this story is going to come back and haunt me when I'm older...
