07/15/2016 at 16:29 • Filed to: None | ![]() | ![]() |
This thing is almost as bad for the global stability, as the Brexit. Geopolitics are changing.
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Nah, this conflict was inevitable and should have been expected by the markets. It's been simmering for a few years now.
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With Erdogan on top, Turkey wasn’t really heading in the right direction. So let’s wait this out, something good may come out of this.
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Agreed - Islamic countries don’t do well with ego-maniacal rulers. Army might take them back in a democratic direction.
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Brexit didn’t involve shooting though
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Not yet.
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PM Binali Yildirim earlier denounced an “illegal action” by a military “group”, stressing it was not a coup. He said that the government remained in charge. (
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Nah we’re now too poor to afford guns.
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Turkey has a coup/attempted coup every couple decades.
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To be fair, it seems shit’s been coming towards the fan for a few years now.
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From what I’ve read, the Turkish military has historically been the backer of a democratic secular government, and have overthrown leaders who try to go away from that a handful of times. Most recently in 1997 I guess. Erdogan was certainly on his way to a dictatorship, so performing a coup while he and his top leaders are out of the country makes sense.
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lol Baghdad Bob