Erdogan used Zealand shooting movies mosque in the countryside in Turkey

Erdogan used Zealand shooting movies mosque in the countryside in Turkey

The mosque shootout videos New Zealand, who was Facebook, YouTube and other social media platforms has drawn down as a prop campaign resurfaced in Turkey. Recep Tayyip Erdogan galvanize screened in an apparent attempt to installation of video fragments recorded by the attack on the Muslim places of worship of his pious, conservative base ahead of March 31 municipal elections. In television demonstrations in Istanbul and Tekirdag in the West, it showed blurred fragments suspected attacker’s manifesto Brenton Tarrant online and the live streaming of the massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand, which claimed the lives of 50 people. The alleged assailant, who ranted on Turkey in its manifesto, “targeted Turkey and me,” said Erdogan. The turkish leaders then pivoted to assail Turkish opposition leader CHP party, Kemal Kilicdaroglu, which was shown in the campaign video, “rooted terrorism in the Islamic world.” To talk about the Erdogan called anti-Muslim sentiment prod his pious followers to close ranks in the elections in the middle of an economic crisis that is in the country of 82 million as part of a toll. The Turkish economy entered a technical recession last year after a fall in the lira, which also sent inflation to more than five times the official target of 5 percent. In his manifesto, Tarrant rebuked the Turks in the country via the European industry must swear to “kill cockroaches and drive out of our country.” “We come to Constantinople and there will be every mosque and minaret in the city of destroying” his “Christian rightfuly still owns one time,” he said, referring to Istanbul today. Tarrant Turkey twice for a total of 43 days in 2016 attended, said Erdogan promises to “discover the link soon.” Images
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