Mehmet Söylemez 赵忠海
People sharing lots of old and sometimes irrelevant photos and condemn China with mostly nationalist and sometimes racist rhetoric.
A campaign against China started in Turkish social media today with the hashtag #StopTerorismInChina today.
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And to my knowledge no government reaction so far.
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And few hours ago
@MFATurkey issued a press release regarding the "allegations of ban on fasting in Xinjiang" http://www.mfa.gov.tr/no_-192_-30-june-2015_-press-release-regarding-the-allegations-of-ban-on-fasting-in-the-xinjiang-uighur-autonomous-region.en.mfa … -
And now China is concerned about Turkish concerns about XUAR. Chinese MOFA spokeswomen Hua says so. http://nyti.ms/1LHv4hs
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And now Xinhua remembers Ramadan in Kashgar.https://twitter.com/xhnews/status/616606374122819585 …
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@ResearChina Do you know if this was in response to anything in particular? -
@trnels No recent news. Possible reasons are the recent clash and Ramadan bans in the region. -
@ResearChina Thanks. My thoughts, too, but I haven't been keeping up with the news lately. -
@trnels Don't want to speculate but might be related to provoke nationalist sentiments in the country ahead of a possible Syria intervention -
@ResearChina Interesting.
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@ResearChina@Uyghurspeaker &@KilicKanat starts promoting his Uyghur archive. Hmm. -
@ResearChina@Uyghurspeaker@KilicKanat Did Erdogan say to himself, "I'm not stirring things up enough. So I think I'll p*ss off the PRC"?
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@ResearChina@chinahand that's rich coming from a country sponsoring terrorism in Syria
Thomas Nelson
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