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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Thu Aug 18, 2011 7:45 pm

Here is another grossly exaggerated story in the Turkish Media.

First Turkish combat helicopter takes to the sky

17 August 2011, Wednesday / EMRE SONCAN , ANKARA

The ATAK T-129, the first attack and tactical reconnaissance helicopter produced by Turkey entered service with the Turkish Land Forces (KKK) as it conducted its first flight in Ankara on Wednesday.
http://www.todayszaman.com/news-254080- ... e-sky.html


This very topic was discussed last year, in which Turkey did not produce these Helicopters at all, but merely were going to put them together in the future, all the parts coming from Italy.

Turkey constructing her own attack Helicopter!

by bigOz » Fri Oct 01, 2010 8:29 am

cyprus31698-10.html


I must say, it doesn't look too good to have (KKK) written right after the words "Turkish Land Forces" from the above ! :shock:
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby bigOz » Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:29 pm

Kikapu wrote:I've said it before, that I have a hard time trusting most of what is written in the Turkish Media, specially anything that has to do with Cyprus. The reporters/columnists often lack any Journalistic Integrity to write the facts, but instead they follow Government's positions and talking points, despite what the International institutions opinions are. Whenever a News organization and it's so called reporters misrepresent the facts and are merely just representing the Governments views despite to the contrary in the International community, as the case is in dictatorship countries where the Governments view are printed rather than facts, I then cannot trust that News organisation any longer in what they report.

Here is an example of what I'm talking about. These two pictures below that are from the same News media, Hurriyet's "Daily Garbage", two different stories, two different dates (one day apart), two pictures are the exactly the same, but one has been doctored. I can understand News Medias using pictures on file for different stories, but doctoring them must be a no, no.

chinas-first-aircraft-carrier-starts-sea-trials-2011-08-10_l.jpg

istanbul-tests-tsunami-warning-system-2011-08-11_l.jpg


http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-08-10
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-08-11


Kikapu! Which one of those sheep are your in your avatar? Let me guess - the black one! :lol:
It seems like you are running out of subjects to lick the arses of your fanatic GC friends! What a stupid subject and reference material to puke up all this Turk hatred!

Doctoring pictures is very normal in photos as such - why is it a "no no!" and what the fluck has it got with the paragraphs you wrote before your (not so) clever presentation? Do you seriously think the news paper will pay for a helicopter to fly over Istanbul to take pictures of the Bosphorus everytime there is an article about it?

The subject was about a possible Tsunami in the Mediterranean, so the guy used the best aerial picture of the place. He naturally got rid of the huge aircraft carrier in the middle of it and enhanced the picture - BIG DEAL! And based on that you firte away drawing all kinds of stupid conclusions. Watch it re gologo! Or I'll cut the electric power to you friends tomorrow morning! :twisted:
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Thu Aug 25, 2011 12:53 pm

Kikapu wrote:I've said it before, that I have a hard time trusting most of what is written in the Turkish Media, specially anything that has to do with Cyprus. The reporters/columnists often lack any Journalistic Integrity to write the facts, but instead they follow Government's positions and talking points, despite what the International institutions opinions are. Whenever a News organization and it's so called reporters misrepresent the facts and are merely just representing the Governments views despite to the contrary in the International community, as the case is in dictatorship countries where the Governments view are printed rather than facts, I then cannot trust that News organisation any longer in what they report.

Here is an example of what I'm talking about. These two pictures below that are from the same News media, Hurriyet's "Daily Garbage", two different stories, two different dates (one day apart), two pictures are the exactly the same, but one has been doctored. I can understand News Medias using pictures on file for different stories, but doctoring them must be a no, no.

chinas-first-aircraft-carrier-starts-sea-trials-2011-08-10_l.jpg

istanbul-tests-tsunami-warning-system-2011-08-11_l.jpg


http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-08-10
http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-08-11


bigOz wrote:Kikapu! Which one of those sheep are your in your avatar? Let me guess - the black one! :lol:


Only "Black Sheep" are able to lead and have free thinking abilities, unlike the rest of you sheep. How else can one become a "Black Sheep". Surely not by being led by the nose by others! :wink:

bigOz wrote:It seems like you are running out of subjects to lick the arses of your fanatic GC friends! What a stupid subject and reference material to puke up all this Turk hatred!


It seems like you have already lost the argument and now want to divert attention with the usual sheepish comments. :lol:

bigOz wrote:Doctoring pictures is very normal in photos as such - why is it a "no no!" and what the fluck has it got with the paragraphs you wrote before your (not so) clever presentation? Do you seriously think the news paper will pay for a helicopter to fly over Istanbul to take pictures of the Bosphorus everytime there is an article about it?


Doctoring pictures or information in general is only done by those who do not have any Integrity to represent facts and no, it is not normal to doctor documents or pictures and present them as facts by any News organisations who have ANY Journalistic Integrity. What do you think, that there is only one picture of Bosporus Strait at the Hurriyet's archives, or did they stole that picture from someone else to use it as their own? As for the leading comments, it had to do with other stories with inaccurate printings done by Turkish Media which have been posted here many times, mostly relating to Cyprus.

bigOz wrote:The subject was about a possible Tsunami in the Mediterranean, so the guy used the best aerial picture of the place. He naturally got rid of the huge aircraft carrier in the middle of it and enhanced the picture - BIG DEAL! And based on that you firte away drawing all kinds of stupid conclusions.


So what does a potential Tsunami caused by a large earthquake under the sea in the Mediterranean has anything to do with what effects it would have in the Bosporus Strait. The answer is ZERO of course, because the Bosporus Straits will not be effected what so ever, therefore it was a pointless article with a doctored picture, hence the Aerial picture of the Bosporus Strait was not needed to be used at all. If anything, they should have used a picture of the Bosporus Strait from the water level to show what could be hit and damaged by any potential Tsunami from the Med and not an Aerial picture from couple of thousand feet that does nothing to show any dangers. Obviously, Hurriyet is also unable to write effective stories with effective pictures to support the story. But why not use the same picture as the one with the aircraft carrier in it. What difference would it make to the pointless Mediterranean Tsunami story? Perhaps they didn't want to be seen as using the same picture on two different stories only one day apart, so they thought they would be clever and do some doctoring. I'm sure they fooled a lot of their readers who did not pay close attention to details, but they failed to fool Kikapu, as always, just as when you supposedly posted a picture of yourself here on the forum few years ago that wasn't you. No wonder you don't mind making excuses about this particular doctored pictures by Hurriyet's "Daily Garbage". You guys think alike in trying to deceive people with cheap tricks. :wink: :lol:

bigOz wrote:Watch it re gologo! Or I'll cut the electric power to you friends tomorrow morning! :twisted:


Do what you want with the electricity, because it's no skin off my nose. At least they are paying with hard cash for the electricity they use, unlike by the "freeloaders" in the north who do not pay their electricity bills. :lol:
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Pyrpolizer » Thu Aug 25, 2011 2:38 pm

Turkish newspapers/media were caught multiple times in this forum saying total lies. The most recent example was the "news" for the return of Varoshia.They usually attribute these news to their "official sources" which 99.999999% are just fantasies.
Most commentators are either propagandists or distorters or both-what was the name of that Turkish commentator kifeas was getting furious with every other day?
There are of course some exceptions, e.g Mehmet Ali Birant, but then again he gets most of his salary -and reputation- from Reuters :wink:
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Pyrpolizer » Thu Aug 25, 2011 2:52 pm

BigOz the question is do you trust the Turkish media yes or no?
So far there have been at least 4 examples that they cannot be trusted
a)Picture of Vosporus to accompany a story for chinas-first-aircraft-carrier-starts-sea-trials
b)Same picture doctored or not does/does not matter to accompany a story for istanbul-tests-tsunami-warning-system (I would expect to see a picture of how the hell this warning system looks like-and no they wouldn't need a helicopter to shoot it)
c)The story for the Italian helicopters
d)The story for Varoshia

Oh and before that they were predicting that Erdogan would make a generous offer to the Kypreoi on his visit to Cyprus

Hundreds of examples.
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Mon Aug 29, 2011 5:47 pm

More rubbish written by the Turkish media that has a lot of inaccurate information in the following article. It makes Erdogan look clueless.

The new high-speed railway (Yüksek Hızlı Tren) was inaugurated in a ceremony in Konya hosting Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Transportation Minister Binali Yıldırım and Development Minister Cevdet Yılmaz. Speaking at the ceremony, Erdoğan said the construction of the 212-kilometer high-speed railway and the test runs had taken only four and a half years to complete, which he said was significantly shorter than most of such projects elsewhere in the world, citing a 204-km line between Italy’s Rome and Naples, which took 11 years to be completed, and another 216-km line between Germany’s Hanover and Berlin which took 7 years. “I would like to remind you that in the past it took more than 10 hours to go Konya from Ankara by train. But thanks to this high-speed train, travel time to Konya has been reduced to now takes only 1.5 hours with stops in Eskişehir and Afyon,” the prime minister said. “More importantly, the line has been designed and built by Turkish contractors and engineers and is currently the fastest constructed high-speed railway in the world.” The project for the railway cost TL1 billion. The train can reach a maximum speed of 255 kilometers per hour during the trip.


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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Thu Sep 15, 2011 12:05 am

The Turkish prime minister was greeted by some 3,000 people at the Cairo airport when he arrived late Monday

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2011-09-13


First it was reported there were 20,000 people who came to the airport to greet Erdogan and now it is down to 3,000. :shock:

I watched on the TV the Turkish news, British News, American news and few others to see this 20,000 people, but only saw a small group of people greeting Erdogan. :shock:

Perhaps the Turkish News media was counting all the passengers coming and going from the airport mistaking them as being at the airport to greet Erdogan! :roll:
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Fri Aug 10, 2012 2:43 am

Just a another reminder as to why the Turkish Media cannot be trusted to give an accurate reporting.


Freedom of the press

YUSUF KANLI
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Well, what difference would it make where the plane was downed (or fell) as long as we lost a plane and the two young officers piloting it?

For an answer to the question let us return to the headline: Freedom of press! What’s the connection between what happened and how it happened to the reconnaissance jet and the freedom of media?

Leyla’s story was to appear in daily Sabah… The paper of “our Çalık,” who also owns ATV and the A Haber channels – lately the prime minister appears on only those two channels to answer the questions of a select group of breast-fed journalists. This week Sabah had announced that it would report an earth-shattering story on the reconnaissance plane… According to “rumors” after it was censored – pardon, ordered not to run such stories – and probably considering the many lucrative deals between the government and its boss, the paper forgot to publish its “earth-shattering report.”

Well done Leyla… We still don’t have a reliable report on what in fact happened to the jet. We don’t know how it fell, or whether it was downed by Syrians. Now, we know, however, that the Turkish government lied to the Turkish public and the world when it categorically asserted that the jet was downed in international airspace. The latest evidence apparently showed it was in Syrian airspace when it encountered its fate…

And of course, Sabah lost, along with masters of censorship.
August/10/2012

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/freedo ... sCatID=425
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby supporttheunderdog » Fri Aug 10, 2012 8:03 am

can you trust the Mdeia Any-where?
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Re: Can't trust Turkish Media!

Postby Kikapu » Fri Aug 10, 2012 9:28 am

supporttheunderdog wrote:can you trust the Mdeia Any-where?


Can you not differentiate between biased reporting based on political views of certain News Media when it comes to politics, to government censorship on reporting and threats to Journalist should they write against that said governments in countries where True Democracy does not exist?
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