Shooting heard in Ankara, military jets & helicopters flying over city

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Ironically I just watched a video about this earlier in the week.

Obama urged Erdogan to act within the rule of law...
Incirlic US base that hosts some 90 nuclear bombs and is the main US hub for fighting ISIS, is temporarily shut down by Erdogan, with the power cut off. Nobody can enter or exit, no planes are permitted to fly...

Do we witness a major break up between Turkey's Islamist leadership and the US democracy?

originally posted by: 2012newstart
Obama urged Erdogan to act within the rule of law...

Funny Both have been making up the 'law' as they go along.

Birds of a feather.

originally posted by: neo96
The Turkey false flag was nothing more than a consolidation of power.

Full blown Hitleresque.

Night of the long scimitars

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: Nikola014
Yeah court judges.. Was on Skynews during their last Turkey update.

Yeah, here's another Source for that:
The Independent

originally posted by: neo96
Hey people ?
Remember when Erdogan and his people said it was only a 'small' coup.
Fired over 2,745 judges.
Almost over 3000 military personnel have been 'detained'.

Yep, that's the beginning of the general purge.
Maybe there were a total of 3,000-ish military personnel involved in the coup attempt - if you count every solider including conscripts following orders (and might be shot for not following).
But, 2,700+ judges? That's just the executive branch purging the judicial branch of people they don't like.
So much for Turkish democracy.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I imagine a rash of assassination attempts against E will soon be forthcoming.

I sure hope so.
wait, did I say that out loud?

originally posted by: Matt11
What I don't understand is how the 2nd largest army in NATO (behind USA) cannot take over, via. A coup?

Because it was not the entire military leadership involved. It was some small leadership subset - probably a few dozen high-ranking officers (colonels mostly, maybe a general or 2), and a bunch of mid-level officers - and whatever troops were under those officers.

3000 military personnel to be put to death, 3000 judges fired and/or facing charges
Erdoğan days are numbered imo.

originally posted by: all2human
3000 military personnel to be put to death, 3000 judges fired and/or facing charges
Erdoğan days are numbered imo.

We know at least one already got beheaded.

Mass graves.

originally posted by: EnhancedInterrogator

originally posted by: neo96
Hey people ?
Remember when Erdogan and his people said it was only a 'small' coup.
Fired over 2,745 judges.
Almost over 3000 military personnel have been 'detained'.

Yep, that's the beginning of the general purge.
Maybe there were a total of 3,000-ish military personnel involved in the coup attempt - if you count every solider including conscripts following orders (and might be shot for not following).
But, 2,700+ judges? That's just the executive branch purging the judicial branch of people they don't like.
So much for Turkish democracy.

Since when are judges part of the military? Won't see any cutting edge reporters asking that question on the MSM broadcasts.

originally posted by: TinfoilTP

originally posted by: EnhancedInterrogator

originally posted by: neo96
Hey people ?
Remember when Erdogan and his people said it was only a 'small' coup.
Fired over 2,745 judges.
Almost over 3000 military personnel have been 'detained'.

Yep, that's the beginning of the general purge.
Maybe there were a total of 3,000-ish military personnel involved in the coup attempt - if you count every solider including conscripts following orders (and might be shot for not following).
But, 2,700+ judges? That's just the executive branch purging the judicial branch of people they don't like.
So much for Turkish democracy.

Since when are judges part of the military? Won't see any cutting edge reporters asking that question on the MSM broadcasts.

Now he's gotten rid of the judiciary he will award himself Extended executive powers and continue with his creation of an Islamist's paradise with his ISIS friends..

Iol if Turks citizens were not aware the military had turned on the president, had inadvertently ruined their own revolution.

You know me.
I am the one who persist.
I am the one who declares what is right and what is wrong.
I am the one who declares war on all Governments.
I am the one who will take you down one by one.
There is no safe place for you.

This Military take over in Turkey is very interesting. I find myself wondering if it is real or a false flag. Also, if it is real, is it good or bad? I am thinking that if it is real and the military really gathered together to take over the country it could be a good thing. I would think that the military saw some sort of corruption or something they did not like and decided to band together and take the country back. If this is the case this could be a good thing. It shows that the military is not going to put up with the corruption in the system and they want to take the country back and serve the citizens again. I really hope this is the case. The citizens did not seem like they were scared or being bullied by the military. They seemed to be walking freely and the military did not want to harm them. The best case would be the military taking over to make the country for the benefit of the citizens again.
However, the T.V. coverage has made me wonder if this is a false flag or not. The news seemed to not cover much of the event and only replayed the same short clips over and over again. Almost like they did not want long clips for people to analyze. Also, the people all seemed to just be walking around calmly like this was just an exorcize. I would think that if this was real every news station would be covering the action more. It would be the only thing on the news. They would have helicopters and people covering the event anywhere possible. I found that the news stations only had small segments on the action or just talked about it in the text on the bottom of the screen. They were not acting like this was as big of an event as it was if it were real.
When was the last time a countries military flooded the streets and tried to take over their government? This would be a huge moment in history and the news did not seem very impressed with what was happening. I could be wrong about everything I have said. I am in no way saying I know anything about this event. I am just sharing my first thoughts. These thoughts can completely change with more information.

originally posted by: mbrians5085
When was the last time a countries military flooded the streets and tried to take over their government? This would be a huge moment in history and the news did not seem very impressed with what was happening. I could be wrong about everything I have said. I am in no way saying I know anything about this event. I am just sharing my first thoughts. These thoughts can completely change with more information.

Egypt is the last time I can remember. However in the case of Turkey it's relatively common, this is I think the 4th time it's happened in the past 95 years.

originally posted by: Aazadan
Egypt is the last time I can remember. However in the case of Turkey it's relatively common, this is I think the 4th time it's happened in the past 95 years.

Yeah, Egypt's history of "transitions of power" is about as sketchy as Turkeys:
Wikipedia Article

• Pre-1952: King Farouk
  
• 1952: Nasser (via coup, stayed in power until is death)
  
• 1970: Sadat (later assassinated)
  
• 1981: Mubarak (later forced to flee Cairo / over-thrown)
  
• 2011: Suleiman (interim until elections?)
  
• 2012: Morsi (later over-thrown)
  
• 2013: el-Sisi (via coup)
  

originally posted by: neo96

originally posted by: all2human
3000 military personnel to be put to death, 3000 judges fired and/or facing charges
Erdoğan days are numbered imo.

We know at least one already got beheaded.

Mass graves.

It was just their way of celebrations in the streets. It was a good weekend for islamists. Both friday and saturday.
The idea of them being executed is BS. You have to know they have no death penalty in their law and a mouth full of law. If E. restored death penalty he knows he could be hanged too very soon.

Btw. I'm missing a member asen y2k here. And they think it was Gülen. lol
Sorry, it's not funny days. Coups are not what it used to be