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WHAAAT? Did coldplay tweet about Kodaline? Where? I couldn't find it :S :S :confused: oh so much coldplay in kodaline interview indeed :nod:

now i'm back, i'm gonna read all the post since 2 weeks ago :dance: :dance: :dance:

wohhhoohhooo those new pictures from B&B :awesome: :awesome: thank you :dance:

opppps i posted wrong thread sorry! :lol: but thanks for your story and pictures! lp6 is coming soon :wacky:

oh Fran's outfit :wacky: :dazzled:

^^oh that sweet accent in that videooooooooooo :dazzled:

oh i havent been her for 1 week TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE PICTURES VIDEOS OH MY GOD NOW I HAVE TO WATCH ALL OF THEM AGAIN AND AGAIN OH CHRIS MARTIN! :dead:

Erdoğan was in Morocco last days and The king of Morocco refused to meet with Erdoğan :clap: now he is on his way to tunusia or he is already there, as some newspapers people are protesting him. and this video shows some funny sides of the protests [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QV0NTUY0Zls]Everyday I'm Çapuling ! - YouTube[/ame] you will notice the penguens around 0:34, CNN Turkey was broadcasting a documentary about penguens while people were fighting with police and was exposed to teargas & water cannons. a actor was protesting this chanel by wearing penguen t-shirt :laugh3:

yess!! during all these incidents in Turkey , this concert news made me little bit happy!

if you want to hear more: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/full-page-ad-for-turkish-democracy-in-action-occupygezi-for-the-world--37 and a video with subtitles [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8h_mcdGvhi4&feature=share]Sokak Ro?portajlar? Kim bu Gezi Park?ndakiler/ English Subtitle - YouTube[/ame]

^thank you... I'll let my friends know that...

anonymus is hacking government websites. https://twitter.com/YourAnonNews

they are not streaming anything!!!!! last night CNN TURKEY were broadcasting a document about penguens. but there is only one local channel: http://www.halkhaber.tv/ cnn international, zdf, france24, bbc world and some other international channels are streaming sometimes. twitter and facebook are our only chance. people are streaming from their phones by using ustream. my friends are there. please share those things on your social networks. normally I don't like using social media in political way, I've never shared/posted those things before. but we have nothing else to do right now...

^oh steve you are so damn hot

we don'T know yet... he had spoken once at this morning, I'm not in Turkey, so I'm just trying to follow eveyrthing on twitter+facebook+tumblr+ cnn international and other international channels. and local channels are not allowed to stream anything, they are assimilated.

people were protesting all night long! this is one of the biggest symbol of istanbul, the Bosphorus

(Reuters) - Turkish police fired tear gas and water cannon on Friday at protesters occupying a park in central Istanbul, wounding scores including tourists in the harshest crackdown so far on days of anti-government unrest. The protest at Gezi Park started late on Monday after developers tore up trees but has widened into a broader demonstration against Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan's Islamist-rooted Justice and Development Party (AKP). Friday's violence erupted after a dawn police raid on demonstrators who had camped for days in the park in anger at plans to build a shopping mall. Clouds of tear gas rose around the area in Taksim Square, long a venue for political protest. Broken glass and rocks were strewn across a main shopping street. A group of primary school children ran crying from the tear gas while tourists caught by surprise scurried to get back to luxury hotels lining the square. "We do not have a government, we have Tayyip Erdogan...Even AK Party supporters are saying they have lost their mind, they are not listening to us," said Koray Caliskan, a political scientist at Bosphorus University who attended the protest. "This is the beginning of a summer of discontent." Riot police clashed with tens of thousands of May Day protesters in Istanbul weeks ago. There have also been protests against the government's stance on the conflict in neighbouring Syria, a recent tightening of restrictions on alcohol sales and warnings against public displays of affection. "This isn't just about trees anymore, it's about all of the pressure we're under from this government. We're fed up, we don't like the direction the country is headed in," said 18-year-old student Mert Burge, who came to support the protesters after reading on Twitter about the police use of tear gas. "We will stay here tonight and sleep on the street if we have to," he said. An Egyptian tourist was in a critical condition after being hit by a police gas canister, Istanbul Medical Chamber board member Huseyin Demirduzen told Reuters. The 34-year-old woman was undergoing an operation after suffering a brain haemorrhage. A total of 12 people, including a pro-Kurdish MP and a Reuters photographer, suffered trauma injuries and hundreds suffered respiratory problems due to the effects of tear gas during the clashes, Demirduzen said. Some people were injured when a wall they were climbing collapsed as they tried to flee clouds of tear gas. Amnesty International said it was concerned by what it described as "the use of excessive force" by the police against what had started out as a peaceful protest. Interior Minister Muammer Guler promised that claims that police had used disproportionate force would be investigated. Erdogan has overseen a transformation in Turkey during his decade in power, turning its economy from crisis-prone into Europe's fastest-growing. Per capita income has tripled in nominal terms since his party rose to power. He remains by far Turkey's most popular politician, and is widely viewed as its most powerful leader since Mustafa Kemal Ataturk founded the modern secular republic on the ashes of the Ottoman Empire 90 years ago. The unrest has not matched the mass demonstrations seen in some Arab or European countries in recent years, but it reflects growing opposition concern about Erdogan's authoritarianism. DEFIANCE Hundreds of military officers have been jailed for plotting a coup against Erdogan in recent years. Academics, journalists, politicians and others face trial on similar charges. Erdogan has made no secret of his ambition to run for the presidency in elections next year when his term as prime minister ends, exacerbating opposition dismay. "These people will not bow down to you" read one banner at the Gezi Park protest, alongside a cartoon of Erdogan wearing an Ottoman emperor's turban. Postings on social media including Twitter, where "Occupy Gezi" - a reference to protests in New York and London last year - was a top-trending hashtag, and Facebook said similar demonstrations were planned for the next few days in other Turkish cities including Ankara, Izmir, Adana and Bursa. "Kiss protests", in which demonstrators are urged to lock lips, had already been planned for Istanbul and Ankara this weekend after subway officials were reported to have admonished a couple for kissing in public a week ago. Erdogan is pushing ahead with a slew of multi-billion dollar projects which he sees as embodying Turkey's emergence as a major power. They include a shipping canal designed to rival Panama or Suez, a giant mosque and a third Istanbul airport billed to be one of the world's biggest. Speaking just a few miles from Gezi Park at the launch on Wednesday of construction of a third bridge linking Istanbul's European and Asian shores, Erdogan vowed to pursue plans to redevelop Taksim Square. Architects, leftist political parties, academics, city planners and others have long opposed the plans, saying they lacked consultation with civic groups and would remove one of central Istanbul's few green spaces. http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/05/31/uk-turkey-protests-idUKBRE94U0JA20130531 since the local channels are not allowed to stream this protest, you can watch the live stream here: http://trlivespor.net/ more than 80,000 people are watching. and some photos: more: http://occupygezipics.tumblr.com/ videos: cnn international: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=68ht7RO0Hto the spiker couldn't breath properly because of the tear gas https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uofQzHb5hw&feature=youtube_gdata_player he died after that..!! you can follow everything on Twitter as hashtag #occupygezi or #direngeziparkı

^oooooo hahhahaha i didn't expect that they were gonna publish this :lol:

^^hahha sooo skinny :lol:

^oh this photo is sooooooooooo cute :dazzled:

oh chris all over the dreams of us :lol:

48 Reasons It’s Great To Be British (Yes, Really) http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/48-reasons-its-great-to-be-british-yes-really number 10 :D

awww great story! thanks for sharing :wacky: :wacky: look at him, sleepy eyes with messed up hair hahaha, i bet he is working on new lyrics :awesome: :awesome: