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Turkey threatens to shut down access to Twitter, Facebook again

article published on 18 January, 2015

Turkey has once again threatened to shut down access to Twitter and Facebook in the nation unless the social media giants block the accounts of a newspaper that recently leaked documents relating to a military police investigation on Turkish Intelligence Agency trucks. The threats came after a Turkish court ruled that coverage of the investigation was to be banned. The court ruled that ... [ read the full article ]

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19. January 2015 @ 04:35 _ Link to this message    Send private message to this user   
and why would papers interfere with a investigation unless you where doing something illegal and the papers show it and people will just bypass your block and still access twitter duh he ha he ha.
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