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[Get Real!]

we know interviewing people is not illegal, or a crime, but he was arrested for it.

stranger things can happen in Turkey and in other Orwellian authoritarian regimes.

if he kept the video to himself and didn't make it public, he wouldn't be much of an "activist" would he?

but the video "incriminated" him and it wouldnt make any difference what browser he used.

What should've incriminated him was the computer forensics that proved that he was the uploader, but don't expect the news report to mention such detail.

Unless of course, Erdo's regime doesn't give a shit about proving such things.

[Kikapu]

Erdogan’s regime doesn’t not practice what they preach regarding disinformation and fake news as they put Journalist or anyone they do not like into jail with trumped up terrorist charges without evidence or conviction in the court of law.

[Maximus]

Erdogan’s regime doesn’t not practice what they preach regarding disinformation and fake news as they put Journalist or anyone they do not like into jail with trumped up terrorist charges without evidence or conviction in the court of law.

They only have pro regime media left, that they control, to spread disinformation and fake news.

what they say and do are opposite things.

[Kikapu]

Erdogan’s regime doesn’t not practice what they preach regarding disinformation and fake news as they put Journalist or anyone they do not like into jail with trumped up terrorist charges without evidence or conviction in the court of law.

They only have pro regime media left, that they control, to spread disinformation and fake news.

what they say and do are opposite things.

Absolutely right.

It is so hard to read these butt licker’s articles without throwing up and on top calling themselves, journalists!

[Londonrake]

It all sounds pretty familiar.

Could it not be “Anti-Turkish theatrics”?

[Lordo]

Clearly you boys have not seen this clip.
So having heard this how did USA help this man to take control.
And stay in power for so long?

https://www.facebook.com/TurkiyeNoktaNet/videos/462297760638096

[Lordo]

Interesting.

https://www.facebook.com/TurkiyeNoktaNet/videos/295535653980975

[Lordo]

Even more interesting. Adnan Menderes.

https://www.facebook.com/TurkiyeNoktaNet/videos/829252757908678

[Lordo]

Intesting interview. It took him 50 years to understand politics. Better late than never.

https://www.facebook.com/TurkiyeNoktaNet/videos/279822339907649

[Pyrpolizer]

This is how far modern courts (prosecutors) will go in getting convictions for cybercrime… in extreme detail so there can be no doubt of guilt. They leave nothing at chance so my job of trying to fault them was very difficult.

You are over generalizing. The procedure you described is only admissible in courts in case of possession and distribution of child pornography. Mastercard, Visa etc have their own "internet police", there are legal porn sites, that get millions of fines for just the presence of a child in a porn scene, let aside drug related transactions.
What kind of cases were the lawyers who hired you dealing with?

The method you are describing is used by the police only to get an arrest warrant. There's a long way between arrest and conviction...