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[Cyprus Times] VIDEO: Turkish basketball player stomped on Erdogan's photo

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The center of the Boston Celtics, who has been denouncing the practices of the Turkish president for years, has received thousands of threatening messages

NBA's Turkish basketball player, Enes Kanter, is a well-known activist, a declared enemy of Erdogan and shows it at every opportunity he gets.

This time he went to an extreme insult to Islam by stomping on a photo of the Turkish president.

It was a move made as part of an event about human rights abuses. In addition to the photo of Tayyip Erdogan, photos of other personalities who are considered to stand against human rights were trampled.

"I am not afraid! I was made for this. This is what ruthless dictators deserve. One day brave people will crush every dictatorship out there in the world and love and peace will win. A little note to everyone out there, only God can judge me, don't waste your horrible breath," Kanter tweeted, posting the relevant videos.


I ain't afraid! @RTErdogan pic.twitter.com/9lKe3s5fCn

- Enes FREEDOM (@EnesFreedom) May 25, 2022


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The Boston Celtics center, who has been denouncing the Turkish president's practices for years, has been receiving thousands of threatening messages.

For Erdogan, Kanter is another political rival, unwanted in Turkey , with his Turkish passport having been revoked years ago. "I can't talk to my parents, everything is being monitored. If I do they risk imprisonment," he has said in the past.



In fact, he has publicly stated that the Turkish government has targeted his father because of his own statements condemning the Turkish government and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

Kader's father, Mehmet, a genetics professor, was accused of supporting Fethullah Gulen by participating in the coup attempt against Erdogan in 2016.

Mehmet Kanter was arrested and even spent a short time in prison as a photo of Gülen was found stored on his mobile phone!

He was eventually acquitted of treason charges as a court in northwest Turkey found him not guilty.

Source: in.gr


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