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Turkish police are employing water cannons and tear gas to disperse peaceful protesters demonstrating against the destruction of Taksim Square park. Local media coverage is largely absent regarding these police actions, which are described as brutal. Protesters assert their democratic rights and express a desire for freedom and dignity, opposing what they perceive as a drift towards a dictatorial and Islamic state under the current government. The movement emphasizes solidarity with slogans like "Everywhere is Taksim, the Struggle is Everywhere," highlighting the widespread nature of their resistance against perceived governmental oppression.
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Nowadays, Turkish police use water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters. Local media is almost completely silent to this action. Thousands of people just using their democratic rights of protesting the destruction of a park in Taksim square. However, they are experiencing barbarous behaviors from police.

There is a short summary of the violence by CNN International:



This is the agenda of our government:
http://nationalreview.com/article/348422/erdo%C4%9Fan%E2%80%99s-agenda

We don't want dictatorial and islamic state! We just want to live with freedom and honour, like humans. Please support our resistance against this cruelty!

Thank you for your understanding.
 
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"Everywhere is Taksim, the Struggle is Everywhere."
"Her yerde Taksim olduğu, Mücadele Her Yerde."

"The more you spray the bigger we get"
"Daha sen sprey büyük bizim olsun"
 
Correct translations are:

"Her yer Taksim, mücadele her yerde"

"Siz sprey sıktıkça, biz büyüyoruz"

Thank you!
 
Thanks, cryptist!
 

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