vememah Posted October 27, 2015 Share Posted October 27, 2015 (edited) Fuat Avni nije nikakav uzbunjivač nego gülenistički propagandni centar koji po demokratske procese u Turskoj deluje onoliko blagotvorno koliko i AKP. Špigel ga nije tako predstavio, već upravo kao uzbunjivača, mada deluje da ima rezona to što tvrdiš. Erdoganov protivnik: Turska blokirala misterioznog uzbunjivača Fuat Avni - možda pojedinac, a možda i grupa osoba - objavio je npr. u decembru [2014] listu kritičara vlasti koji će uskoro biti uhapšeni. Pored toga, najavio je trenutak kada će policija stupiti u akciju. I stvarno, više novinara je pritvoreno pod izgovorom da su učestvovali u uspostavljanju terorističke organizacije. http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/tuerkei-gericht-blockiert-whistleblower-fuat-avni-a-1014175.html U AKP-u takođe misle da Gulenove pristalice stoje iza naloga, a u intervjuu osoba koja stoji iza naloga to demantuje i tvrdi da radi sama, mada kaže da ceni većinu aktivnosti Gulenovog pokreta. Not everything he’s said or predicted has been proved accurate (or can be verified). But enough of it has that rumors continue to swirl around who’s really behind Avni’s Twitter account. Some say Avni is one of Erdogan’s close advisers, while others think he’s a well-connected journalist or even the prime minister’s wife. A government official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, says many in Erdogan’s government are convinced that followers of Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based Muslim preacher and the prime minister’s primary rival, are managing Avni’s Twitter account. ... Do you alone control the Twitter account? There is no team behind it, only me. I don’t need to get any information from anyone because for years I have been working at in sensitive positions within the AKP [Turkey’s ruling party]. Because of my position, I have information about people at critical points. The reports and information come to my desk as well. It is ridiculous to think that an insider gets information from an outsider. Only I and Allah know who Fuat Avni is. Do you have any connection to the Gulenists? The relation I have is based on principles and that’s all. I have been following their activities for years and appreciate most of them. Apart from that, I have no link whatsoever. http://www.vocativ.com/world/turkey-world/interview-turkeys-tweeting-deep-throat/ U svakom slučaju, zanimljiv fenomen o kome su pisali i Foreign policy, Wall Street Journal i Vice. Edited October 27, 2015 by vememah Link to comment
Muwan Posted October 27, 2015 Share Posted October 27, 2015 Običan Fetulahov mikrofon, veruj mi na reč. Stvarno nezavisni medijski izvori u Turskoj na žalost mogu na par prstiju da se izbroje. Link to comment
vememah Posted October 27, 2015 Share Posted October 27, 2015 U tom slučaju, bilo bi lepo ako bi ih nabrojao. Link to comment
vememah Posted October 28, 2015 Share Posted October 28, 2015 (edited) Tužilaštvo: masakr u Ankari izveo ISIL. Naravno, nema ni reči o (su)krivici PKK koju su iz propagandnih razloga spominjali Erdogan i Davutoglu. A massive twin bombing in the Turkish capital Ankara this month that killed 102 people was ordered by the jihadist Islamic State (IS) group, prosecutors said Wednesday.https://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/29934425/ankara-bombings-were-ordered-by-is-turkish-prosecutors-say/ Edited October 28, 2015 by vememah Link to comment
Muwan Posted October 28, 2015 Share Posted October 28, 2015 U tom slučaju, bilo bi lepo ako bi ih nabrojao. Ovo će biti subjektivno i ne mora da znači da sam 100% u pravu ali iz mog ugla to ovako izgleda: - meni lično je najizbalansiraniji ekonomski dnevnik Dünya. Kod njih se nekako najviše vidi neka crta opšteg dobra za Tursku. - Açık Radio je dobar antivladin i antikapitalistički outlet - bianet.org i t24.com su isto solidni izvori, agenda im je antirežimska ali su koliko-toliko izbalansirani - na tviteru imaš nalog @140journos, dosta su dobri, pogotovo kada se uživo prate važni dogadjaji. Ima i nekoliko kolumnista koji tvituju manje-više pametne stvari - od antivladinih izvora tu je još novinska agencija Cihan E, sad, problem je u tome što niko od gore navedenih nema servis na engleskom jeziku. Najčitaniji mediji na engleskom su Today's Zaman (gülenističko glasilo) i Hürriyet Daily koji je zajedno sa CNN Türk deo Doğan Media grupe iza koje stoji Aydın Doğan sa svojom 'nit' smrdi nit' miriše' agendom. Danas je srcem i dušom uz vlast (puštao čuvene dokumentarce o pingvinima dok je policija raspamećivala narod u Gezi parku), sutra je na krv i nož protiv nje u zavisnosti od toga koliko milijardi može da dobije ili izgubi. Isto se odnosi na Doğuş Holding u čijem sastavu posluje TV stanica NTV. Sve u svemu, 1 jaka katastrofa od medijske scene. Ova gülenistička stanica koju je vlast danas preuzela, nije bila primarna meta nego bonus u preuzimanju Koza Ipek grupe koja ima koncesije na rudnike zlata. Seku im izvore keša redom i usput smanjuju medijsku pokrivenost. Link to comment
Muwan Posted October 28, 2015 Share Posted October 28, 2015 Uzgred, srećan nam Dan republike! Link to comment
vememah Posted October 29, 2015 Share Posted October 29, 2015 Ovo će biti subjektivno i ne mora da znači da sam 100% u pravu ali iz mog ugla to ovako izgleda: Hvala puno, svestan sam da je izbor na engleskom dosta ograničen, a i Google Translate manje pomaže nego za evropske jezike. Link to comment
vememah Posted October 29, 2015 Share Posted October 29, 2015 Preuzimanje gulenističkih medija obavljeno uz suzavac, privođenje novinara i čupanje kablova radi sprečavanja prenosa: Turkish police storm offices of critical media group, fire tear gas, detain journalistsThe Istanbul offices of İpek Media Group were raided Wednesday morning, less than two days after the government seized its parent company Koza İpek Holding, and only four days before the Nov. 1 election. Police fired tear gas, detained journalists and cut live feeds by tearing out camera cables. http://national.bgnnews.com/police-storm-offices-of-critical-media-group-fire-tear-gas-detain-journalists-haberi/10666 Evo kako je izgledalo izbacivanje neposlušnih novinara iz redakcije Bugüna. Hasan Ölçer, one of the trustees appointed on Monday to take over the management of the İpek Media Group following a controversial court decision, insulted several employees of the Bugün daily during a meeting on Thursday, and unlawfully dismissed those employees who refused to act in line with their orders. A number of employees from the Bugün daily, including Editor-in-Chief Erhan Başyurt, Publishing Coordinator Mehmet Yılmaz and Managing Editor Güngör Ergun, were fired on Thursday in a wave of dismissals decided by the newly appointed trustees. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8XZ6teojbA Preuzimanje TV stanica i novina su osudili CHP (kemalisti), MHP (nacionalisti) i HDP (prokurdska stranka), OEBS, Savet Evrope, Amnesty International, Freedom House, Komitet za zaštitu novinara (CPJ), Noam Čomski, Udruženje turskih industrijalaca i biznismena TÜSİAD (čijeg predsednika je Erdogan već optuživao za izdaju), pojedini članovi regulatornog tela za medije RTÜK, glodur Džumhurijeta... Poslanik AKP i bivši Erdoganov savetnik najavljuje da će i drugi kritički mediji platiti posle izbora: On Tuesday, AK Party Ankara deputy Aydın Ünal, who is also Erdoğan's former top adviser and speechwriter, publicly declared that the government would go after other media groups such as Sözcü, Hürriyet, Cumhuriyet and Zaman after the election. Speaking on the pro-government A Haber TV channel on Tuesday, Ünal vowed to deal with other critical media groups after the election. “We'll definitely call them to account after Nov. 1. Dailies like Sözcü have been insulting us every day. If you say something, it is touted as interference in the press. We are not in a very comfortable environment but all of them will be brought to account after Nov. 1,” he said. http://www.todayszaman.com/national_kilicdaroglu-decries-seizure-of-i-pek-media-group-as-blocking-of-news-sources_402871.html Režimski kolumnista preti informativnoj redakciji Foksa čije vesti su dosta gledane: Pro-gov't Star columnist threatens FOX TVA day after the Bugün and Kanaltürk TV channels were taken over by trustees, pro-government Star columnist Cem Küçük publicly threatened the news teams of FOX TV, an independent Turkish channel, over their broadcasts critical of the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.Speaking during a TV show on the pro-AK Party Kanal 24 on Thursday, Küçük told the news team to “watch themselves.” He implied the government's next target might be FOX TV.The prime time news on FOX TV is currently the most watched show in Turkey and is hosted by Fatih Portakal.Küçük had earlier also threatened a number of other journalists for their opposing stances against Erdoğan and the government. He previously issued death threats to journalist Ahmet Hakan in September over his critical comments of Erdoğan and the government. Hakan was later attacked by four men near his residence in İstanbul on Oct. 1. http://www.todayszaman.com/national_trustee-insults-dismisses-employees-after-taking-over-bugun-daily_402838.html Nevezano za izbore, u Istanbulu je 12 ljudi stradalo od turske "zozovače", a još 6 ih je kritično. Proizvođači iz kućne radinosti pohapšeni. 12 dead, 6 in critical condition after drinking bootleg liquor 'rakı' in Istanbul, Turkey http://www.dailysabah.com/istanbul/2015/10/29/12-dead-6-in-critical-condition-after-drinking-bootleg-liquor-raki-in-istanbul-turkey Link to comment
MancMellow Posted October 29, 2015 Share Posted October 29, 2015 Bitno je samo da bude izbora, ostalo će se sve samo srediti -_- ^_^ Link to comment
vememah Posted October 29, 2015 Share Posted October 29, 2015 (edited) Američka ambasada i delegacija EU zabrinute. US Embassy Turkey @USEmbassyTurkeyThe US believes strongly that freedom of press/expression are universal rights. They are essential for healthy democratic societies. When there is a reduction in the range of viewpoints available to citizens, especially before an election, it is a matter of concern.https://twitter.com/USEmbassyTurkey/status/658919455066583041https://twitter.com/USEmbassyTurkey/status/658919507482820608 EU Delegation Turkey @EUDelegationTur The measures taken against IPEK Holding are of particular concern as they both narrow the informational space in Turkey and intervene only a few days ahead of crucial elections. The EU Delegation will closely examine, both until and after the elections, whether due procedure is followed. https://twitter.com/EUDelegationTur/status/659078489392455681 https://twitter.com/EUDelegationTur/status/659078564885745664 https://twitter.com/EUDelegationTur/status/659078676785594368 Edited October 29, 2015 by vememah Link to comment
vememah Posted October 30, 2015 Share Posted October 30, 2015 Novinari iz celog sveta pisali Erdoganu: International editors act in solidarity with Turkish colleaguesMore than 50 leading international media editors have written an open letter to President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan raising profound concerns about the deteriorating conditions for press freedom in Turkey in the run up to the elections this weekend.Dear President ErdoğanWe are writing to express our profound concern regarding the deteriorating conditions for press freedom in Turkey. We urge you to use your influence to ensure that journalists, whether Turkish citizens or members of the international press, are protected and allowed to do their work without hindrance.Over the past two months, attacks and harassment of journalists have increased to an alarming degree. Incidents include: two attacks on the offices of the newspaper Hurriyet, including one supported by a serving Member of the Turkish Parliament; the physical assault of leading journalist Ahmet Hakan Coskun following an organised campaign of threats led by press outlets sympathetic to the government and the President; the raid and seizure of Koza Ipek Media, known for being critical of the President; the detention of three journalists working for Vice News (including Mohammed Ismael Rasool who is still in prison), court cases against journalists and further arrests.In this climate of intimidation, there is also the worrying rise of a culture of impunity which serves to deprive journalists of the necessary safeguards to do their essential work and leaves them vulnerable to bullying and even physical harm. The government’s reluctance, and in some instances failure, to condemn attacks on journalists independent or critical of them is an especially alarming development.On the eve of an important election on 1 November, which will be of concern and interest to those in Turkey and internationally, the Turkish government’s failure to support and to protect journalists where necessary is undermining the country’s international reputation and damaging its standing as a democracy. We share widespread concerns that recent events are part of a concerted campaign to silence any opposition or criticism of the government in the run up to the election.We recognise that Turkey is facing a period of considerable tension. It is at such times that the role of a free press becomes ever more critical. Turkey is a state party to the European Convention on Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Turkey’s 1982 Constitution makes the rights contained in these international instruments available to its citizens at home. All Turkish state institutions therefore have an obligation to respect and to take steps to uphold the right to freedom of expression. The media has long been recognised in international law as having an essential role to play as a watchdog.As editors, we are dismayed to see individual journalists, along with publications and media groups, targeted in this way. We are increasingly concerned at the impact on reporting events in Turkey fully and accurately, both at home and abroad.We urge you to foster a culture where press freedom is fully respected.Yours sincerely,Zaffar Abbas, editor, Dawn, PakistanMahfuz Anam, editor, Daily Star, DhakaMartin Baron, executive editor, the Washington Post, USADean Baquet, executive editor, the New York Times, USAThomas Baumann, editor-in-chief, ARD German Television, GermanyEniola Bello, managing director/ chief operating officer, THISDAY Newspaper Group, NigeriaOle Kristian Bjellaanes, managing editor, Norwegian News Agency (NTB), NorwayErik Bjerager, editor-in-chief/managing director, Kristeligt Dagblad, DenmarkMario Calabresi, editor-in-chief, La Stampa, ItalyDavid Callaway, editor-in-chief, USA Today, USKathleen Carroll, senior vice president and executive editor, the Associated Press, USAntonio Caño, editor-in chief, El Pais, SpainMichael Cooke, editor-in-chief, Toronto Star, CanadaPatrick Daniel, editor-in-chief English and Malay Newspapers Division, Singapore Press Holdings Ltd, SingaporeMontserrat Domínguez, editorial director, El Huffington Post, SpainFrançois Dufour, editor-in-chief, PlayBacPresse, FranceAlexandra Föderl-Schmid, editor-in-chief, Der Standard, AustriaJanine Gibson, editor-in-chief BuzzFeed UKDaniel Hadad, CEO, Grupo Infobae, ArgentinaFerial Haffajee, editor-in-chief, City Press, South AfricaAndrew Holden, editor-in-chief, The Age, AustraliaVinod K Jose, executive editor, Caravan, IndiaHiroshi Komatsu, chief editorial writer, the Mainichi Shimbun, JapanWolfgang Krach, editor-in-chief, Süddeutsche Zeitung, GermanyMichèle Léridon, global news director, Agence France-Presse (AFP), FranceGwen Lister, founder, The Namibian, Chairperson of the Namibia Media Trust, NamibiaLisa MacLeod, head of digital, Times Media, South AfricaPhilip Mathew, managing editor, Malayala Manorama, IndiaEzio Mauro, editor-in-chief, La Repubblica, ItalyFred M'membe, editor-in-chief & managing director, Post Newspapers Limited, ZambiaJason Mojica, VICE News, editor-in-chief, USTom Mosoba, managing editor, the Citizen, TanzaniaSoe Myint, editor-in-chief/managing director, Mizzima Media Group, MyanmarAndrew Nachison, founder, We Media, USKaius Niemi, senior editor, Helsingin Sanomat, FinlandAnders Nyland, editor-in-chief, Bergensavisen, NorwayJoseph Odindo, media consultant, former editorial director, Nation Media Group, KenyaToyosi Ogunseye, editor, Sunday Punch, NigeriaTorry Pedersen, editor-in-chief, VG, NorwayJan-Eric Peters, editor-in-chief, WELT Group and N24 TV, GermanyJavier Garza Ramos, journalist, MexicoN Ravi, director, the Hindu, IndiaMarcelo Rech, executive director of journalism, RBS Group, BrazilDavid Remnick, editor, the New Yorker, USJim Roberts, Mashable, executive editor & chief content officer, USRajdeep Sardesai, consulting editor, India Today GroupBen Smith, Buzzfeed, editor-in-chief BuzzFeed, USShane Smith, founder, VICE MediaZafar Sobhan, editor, Dhaka Tribune, BangladeshElmar Theveßen, deputy editor-in-chief, ZDF German Television, GermanySiddharth Varadarajan, founding editor, the Wire, IndiaJohn Yearwood, executive board chairman, International Press Institute http://blog.wan-ifra.org/2015/10/30/international-editors-act-in-solidarity-with-turkish-colleagues Link to comment
mackenzie Posted October 30, 2015 Share Posted October 30, 2015 U turskom gradu Urfa ubijena dvojica novinara poznate sirijske grupe "Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently" . Link to comment
Muwan Posted November 1, 2015 Share Posted November 1, 2015 Glasački dan protekao uglavnom regularno. Birališta na istoku su zatvorena u 4 popodne, ostatak će biti zatvoren za nekih 15 minuta. Link to comment
Аврам Гојић Posted November 1, 2015 Share Posted November 1, 2015 Kada ocekujes prve pouzdane rezultate? Link to comment
Muwan Posted November 1, 2015 Share Posted November 1, 2015 Izmedju 7 i 8 po ovdašnjem vremenu (+2h u odnosu na Bgd). Ali biće sigurno škarta sa tvitera za sve pare. Link to comment
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