Is #pizzagate trending big in Turkey a deliberate attempt to put off American twitter users from investigating?

Noncefinder | 6 points | Nov 16 2016 20:29:09

Is #pizzagate trending big in Turkey a deliberate attempt to put off American twitter users from investigating?

I find it very odd that #pizzagate is attracting the most attention in Turkey. It seems like 80% of tweets about #pizzagate are in Turkish. I realise the story featured on a big circulation Turkish website, but is this a deliberate plant so that the hashtag gets flooded with non English tweets and so deflects attention from US tweeters from investigating?

TeslaSociety | 8 points | Nov 16 2016 22:46:19

Lots of web commercials ,links, floods in turkish facebook and sites like 9gag(turkish one) ppl r clicking link reading topic and starts sharing at everywhere thats how turkish system works - our ppl love to make rumors about anythng . And most of 'm dont speak english (just like me lol) thats why there r lots of #pizzagate tags and turkish bullshits / but "still why turkey? " thats good question maybe cause we got cases in turkey called "ensar vakfı" almost same subject related with government child abuse etc etc and ppl started caring , dunno

Finally ;

I want to say hi to my english teacher from here If ur reading this F.U

newfoundland_urth | 5 points | Nov 16 2016 22:53:04

upvote for the last line

curious101_ | 3 points | Nov 16 2016 22:15:39

you should search about pedophilia scandal about Ensar foundation which related to Erdogan's government. Its just covered in a few days. They simply just say that to their haters: "you love America(also Europe) so much and hate us because of that. they are scurvier than us." -yes i live in turkey unfortunately.

IncreasinglyAlarmed | 2 points | Nov 16 2016 21:56:41

It's really weird, I agree.

tazcatlipoca | 2 points | Nov 16 2016 22:58:22

Helsinki Finland was yesterday's most searched. It's just making waves across the world the more exposure it gets imo

dsadwqe4234 | 2 points | Nov 16 2016 23:16:40

I don't think that can hurt spreading of the news by any means. And it is actually a shame that so many people are not interested in this. Also check social media searches at google trends and see how popular social media is, in Turkey. That popularity might be a long time deliberate plan though.

Rokett | 2 points | Nov 16 2016 23:16:45

Turks never take chill pills. That is why

mariner929 | 1 points | Nov 16 2016 22:02:32

Yep.. why Turkey?

dankmemeinthehood | 1 points | Nov 16 2016 22:10:32

Abby Martin

Edit: In other words, the failed coup may connect Turkish motivation to stir virility.