ben hiçbir zaman hiçbir şey olmak istemem ben hiçbir zaman hiçbir şey olmak isteyemem ben hiçbir zaman hiçbir şey olmak istemeyeceğim ama bende dünyanın tüm hayalleri var. F. Pessoa
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Yakasinda siyah kurdelesiyle buyuk capulcu, kucuk capulcular yetistiriyor.
Abdullah Cömert Barikatı TAKSİMİ KORUYOR !
Bu beni aglatiyor… Artik kimse ÖLMESİN!
2013 June, 5th. Walking around Taksim, Gezi Parki and Istiklal Avenue.
(Source: adimlar)
dixi et salvavi animam meam: Tophane'deki eli bıçaklı kardeşime bir mesaj...
Merhaba, ben mütemadiyen Gezi Parkı eylemlerine katılan, iktidarın zulmünden, polisin biber gazından ve şiddetinden muzdarip bir vatandaşım. Kimliğimi açık açık ifade etmekten çekinmiyorum, ilgili kurumların beni çoktan fişlediğini biliyorum, sorun değil.
Hatırlıyorsundur: Sen,…
Yaniyo! Burning!!! #occupygezi #direngezi #istanbul #beaware #turkey (Tahtakale mahallesi’da)
Hey World! Look at Turkey! Turkish Police Wants to Kill Protesters!
Göze al! Harekete geç! Sokağa çık! Sahip çık!
As our friends overseas, we need your HELP! Send this message to everyone you know.
For the past few days, peaceful Turkish citizens have been protesting the demolition of Taksim Gezi Park, one of the few green areas left in the center of Istanbul. The plan by the Erdogan-run AKP government is to build a large shopping center instead, benefiting his own interests and filling his own pockets. Create awareness internationally about our plight, or matters are going to get much, much worse. We want all international media channels - social and mass - to report this news.
This has become a matter about more than just saving trees. This is an ‘I can do whatever I damn well want’, fascist mentality that not only suppresses but attacks its own people.
To make matters worse, media channels are being censored so as not to display the news.
#direngeziparki is now the 2nd worldwide trending topic on Twitter.
Please help us to share this message and stop Erdogan’s ruthless, inhumane acts.
What you can do:
- Forward this message to everyone you know
- Send your support messages through twitter with the #direngeziparki hashtag
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hayattan bayat hikayeler: Updated comments for "What's happening in Taksim Gezi Park?"
Yesterday evening/night, Turkey had perhaps its best, the most convivial festival in its history.
That was the festival of Life. Reclaiming our lives from an elected dictator who ironically thinks he’s God, with his power enough to everything.
Reclaiming our hopes. Excited heartbeats.
It was a crowd of 25.000 people. And many more who couldn’t be there, but sharing the same excitement.
We had the information that the police put jammers around - it was nothing but a proof that the government knew it’s the beginning of Tahrir of Turkey.
In the morning, at 5.00, the police attacked again. Cleared out the Park with panzers, tear gas and brutal force.
Still unclear and not confirmed, but it’s feared that 1 person has been killed by the police. Many wounded.
That was the hours we all took our breath to see what will happen - Would the resistance end, delaying our hopes for the next spring?
Nope.
The resistance grew. All the drivers supporting it with their horns, hotels opening up for wounded, and even some of the mass media (who are so famous in Turkey with their ability to disinform people on such events) started to broadcast the resistance.
Despite the “working hours”, the group didn’t shrink! And now, there are calls for this evening to gather again - To be 100.000 this time.
People in different cities of Turkey are starting their own “occupy” movements.
Anti-capitalist muslims making calls for all people with justice in their hearts, to come and pray with them in front of the pollice.
People are gathering money to buy food for occupy activists.
Activists organizing to buy tear gas masks - Football fan groups claiming “Give us 100 tear gas masks and we will take the Park back from the police”
The society is standing up, screaming for justice. We feel we’re alive. Again.
After so long time, we feeel the solidarity and its immense power.
That’s an excitement I’ve felt last time in CLimate Change Summit in Copenhagen in 2009, marching to police barricades in arm with people I never saw in my life.
An excitement I’ve been, we all have been yearning for all this time.
Would all that have a “good” end? I do not know, of course. What I do know is that Turkey will not be the same again. Ever.
Ever.
