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Someone is very interested in pushing people towards far right pro-kremlim parties in Europe right before elections..
[1] http://www.cnn.com/2017/03/15/europe/netherlands-election-po...
[2] http://www.dutchnews.nl/news/archives/2017/03/turkey-suspend...
Someone is very interested in pushing people towards far right pro-kremlim parties in Europe right before elections..
Oh I wonder who would that be... Doesn't seem like a very advanced hack to be honest, and "twitter services" are a constant source of account compromises
Someone is very interested in pushing people towards far right pro-kremlim parties in Europe right before elections..
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Oh I wonder who would that be... Doesn't seem like a very advanced hack to be honest, and "twitter services" are a constant source of account compromises
To be honest I don't find this kind of vague hinting to be at all constructive in discussions. I would greatly prefer if people either voiced their opinions clearly or kept them private.
http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/erdogan-and-putin-take-...
Someone is very interested in pushing people towards far right pro-kremlim parties in Europe right before elections..
I wouldn't be that sure - the tensions escalated before today's Dutch elections, but the cause of the escalation was the current ruling party (the PM banned some turkish gatherings/protests, and then blocked a Turkish minister's plane from landing in the Netherlands). So one could argue that the mainstream party tried to woo right-wing-ish voters by taking a stronger stance against Turks/muslims.
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Oh I wonder who would that be... Doesn't seem like a very advanced hack to be honest, and "twitter services" are a constant source of account compromises
To be honest I don't find this kind of vague hinting to be at all constructive in discussions. I would greatly prefer if people either voiced their opinions clearly or kept them private.
So we can point the attack at the party potentially standing to gain from EU disruption (Russia) or at Turkey itself. Probably the most dull argument (aka most likely to be true) is that this is the work of an enthusiastic member of Erdogan's fanbase.
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To be honest I don't find this kind of vague hinting to be at all constructive in discussions. I would greatly prefer if people either voiced their opinions clearly or kept them private.
Ok to be clear , right before multiple European elections , Putins new pal Erdogan is inciting riots, calling people Nazis because they didn't want to host his rallies for a domestic Turkish issue. Obviously these have some domestic benefit for Erdogan but also for far right European parties, many of which already have some financial links to Russia. http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/erdogan-and-putin-take-...
Wait what?
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To be honest I don't find this kind of vague hinting to be at all constructive in discussions. I would greatly prefer if people either voiced their opinions clearly or kept them private.
Ok to be clear , right before multiple European elections , Putins new pal Erdogan is inciting riots, calling people Nazis because they didn't want to host his rallies for a domestic Turkish issue. Obviously these have some domestic benefit for Erdogan but also for far right European parties, many of which already have some financial links to Russia. http://www.middleeasteye.net/columns/erdogan-and-putin-take-...