The Turkish government has been quick to blame virtually everything that isn’t them for the growing protest movement against Prime Minister Erdogan. Terrorists are to blame, foreign media, but none has been as big a source of scorn as Twitter.
From the moment the protests began Erdogan was lashing Twitter as “danger to society” for allowing individual protesters to undermine his rule. Today officials in his party said that Twitter is “deadlier than car bombs.”
Ruling Party public relations chief Ali Sahin went further, threatening broad regulation of Twitter as the solution to ending the “conspiracy” of social media against the Erdogan government.
Despite the regulations not being in place yet, large numbers of Twitter users have already been arrested in Turkey on charges of spreading “disinformation.” The charges center around reporting the location of police roadblocks, and are termed “disinformation” despite apparently being accurate.
That's because twitter and media as such is what people use to inform each other reflecting the government wrong doing…, the twitter or alike media is the modern time technology connecting people.., the dictatorial religious regime as Erdogan and or UAE and Saudis don't like for people to be united or even connected…, in USA the system is exploding the matter out of proportion spying on everyone in this world.