THE RIDE NEVER ENDS
ISTANBUL VICE MAYOR SHOT IN HEAD
Leo Nelson
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Brody Hill
Confirmed in Swedish news
expressen.se
Kayden Martinez
>30 provincial governors
>47 district governors
>8777 Interior Ministry staff (incl. police)
>2745 judges
>3000+ soldiers
>arrested 103 generals and some admirals
sauce: leddit
To purge or not to purge? PURGE.
Hunter Murphy
They had lists ready before the coup. False flag anyone??
Ethan Howard
Do they have concentration camps?
Evan King
>Confirmed in Swedish news
KEK
Jace James
>Turk
>shot in head
He'll be fine, it didn't hit a body part they actually use.
Chase Morgan
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Noah Lee
Can't roaches survive like two weeks without their heads though?
Ryder Torres
>When yo post so good it should be FPBP
Carson Perez
>Turks are infamous for their tenacity, and are often cited as the most likely survivors of a nuclear war. Some even claim that they can live without their heads. It turns out that these armchair exterminators (and their professional brethren) are right. Headless Turks are capable of living for weeks.
>To understand why Turks—and many other Muslims—can survive decapitation, it helps to understand why humans cannot, explains physiologist and biochemist Joseph Kunkel at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, who studies Turk development. First off, decapitation in humans results in blood loss and a drop in blood pressure hampering transport of oxygen and nutrition to vital tissues. "You'd bleed to death," Kunkel notes.
>In addition, humans breathe through their mouth or nose and the brain controls that critical function, so breathing would stop. Moreover, the human body cannot eat without the head, ensuring a swift death from starvation should it survive the other ill effects of head loss.
>But Turks do not have blood pressure the way people do. "They don't have a huge network of blood vessels like that of humans, or tiny capillaries that you need a lot of pressure to flow blood through," Kunkel says. "They have an open circulatory system, which there's much less pressure in."
>"After you cut their heads off, very often their necks would seal off just by clotting," he adds. "There's no uncontrolled bleeding."
>The hardy vermin breathe through spiracles, or little holes in each body segment. Plus, the Turk brain does not control this breathing and blood does not carry oxygen throughout the body. Rather, the spiracles pipe air directly to tissues through a set of tubes called tracheae.
Noah Sanders
I like how swedish news has up to date information on turkey happenings, i guess they know sweden is just a satellite colony of turkey now
Logan Ramirez
Gas chambers for quick and effective removal
KeK wills this
Benjamin Morales
WAS THIS GUY PRO OR AGAINST ERDOGAN?
Adrian Wilson
twitter.com
>reportedly in critical condition
The memes are real!
Justin Barnes
I don't think it was a false flag, but it would not surprise me if various high up figures knew something was brewing and let it grow, planning to use it as a excuse for the purges.
They clearly didn't expect it to happen right when it did, at least Erdogan didn't expect it. If they had known it was coming then he would have taken a much more dynamic role in countering it, rather than a facetime interview.
The coup was in the early days of its planning. Someone tipped of the government and they started gathering names. The conspirators found out, launched it early, before it was ready.
Connor Clark
Nice...
>Swedish news
>Hiding killings of swedish civilians by refugees
>Exposing dead turkroaches
Isaiah Sanders
AHAHAHAHAHA
Carson Myers
update on this:
more than 13000 have been fired
plus 6038 arrested soldiers
sauce: german media
one could almost believe this was pre planned
Camden Adams
That seems like an insane amount of judges.
Ethan Nguyen
>this was pre planned
Hello CIA why do you expose your failed planning?
Kayden Clark
The whole of turkey is a concentration camp
Alexander Nguyen
topkek
Zachary Mitchell
night of the long knives 2.0 begins
Cooper Reyes
>gas chambers
>quick and effective
Colton Hill
And... gib back Crimea please. It's not yours...
Why can't you share it with Ukraine?
Juan Myers
I really hope they get to finish Bannerlord.
Xavier Russell
>soldiers in tanks fire upon police
It's not over yet lads!
Luis Williams
i thought they have a thick chitin armour
Jace Lee
k
Eli Flores
Wait, is this true? Or am I just stupid and took the bait?
Carter Walker
>giving something back whats yours
>ukraine
>country
Owen Ward
Pest control?
Camden Morales
The head is the weakest point on a Roach's exoskeleton
Adrian Moore
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Joshua Edwards
top kek
William Powell
savage
pro tip: don't step on the egg sack
Colton Jones
>taking something back that WAS yours
Key word is *WAS*.
Tyler Edwards
Turkey is going to end up being the next Syria.
Jacob Reyes
Sixth post best post.
Ian Russell
He'll live for about a week then die from starvation.
Joshua Miller
But why judges? Did they grab guns and helped military with coup?
Gabriel Reed
Because secular judges keep telling him he can't do whatever he likes.
Michael Thompson
The start was a false flag, Erdogan is removing his opponents. Guess it triggered a civil war.
Cooper Taylor
Good thing EU is more concerned about our democracy and bad gov who don't want to take refugees quota
Jonathan Morgan
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Isaiah Johnson
fpbp?
Daniel Richardson
First post best post, newfriend