Chimneys . . .

. . . the other side.

Powerful Protest

Not sure if what he did was a clever act of self promotion or a spontaneous action.
I consider this kind of protest more powerful than any kind of violence.

 The video above reminded me of the so-called Tank Man.
When I posted the video made on June 5th, 1989 I prefered to call him Peaceman.

Going back to watch the embedded video again I had to learn that thanks to a certain nonprofit organisation, a so-called WGBH Educational Foundation it is not to be seen anymore.
Obviously making money is more worthwhile than educating. 

Friday is Skyday

The night before, the lowest temperature
had been about 25°C.

Chimneys

Heat's end arriving.

Sound of Pots and Tans

Impression du Seanhenge

Peaceful coexistence.

Monochrome Monday

High-flying.

 

Scum in uniform

Kneeling terrorist
Defender of Democracy
is teaching her love

Friday is Skyday

Leaning back to watch the sky
sometimes I try to count
how often those responsible for the politics
of the United States
have crossed a red line.

Recently I heard a peace-loving person murmur:
Isn't Obama but a fucking terrorist, himself?

Brave Defenders of Democracy

Taqiyya ... err ... Tayyip Erdoğan's pride:
Five brave defender of democracy
risking their lives against a heavily armed terrorist.

See the joy
in this brave civil policeman's face?

And here another police hero
defending democracy against a "Terror-Lady in Red"

There are more nice photos to be seen here.

Okay, that's Turkey. Of course, such things could not happen in the most wonderful of all democracies in this universe and those yet to discover, could they?

Oops. Isn't that Lt John Pike
defending the USA against a whole bunch of terrorists?

I get the feeling as if only recently there was a man saying: "When I see a policeman with a club beating a man on the ground, I don't have to ask whose side I'm on."

Now, Lt. Pike and his brave Turkish comrades  – they all definitely being beacons of intelligence – will teach this George Orwell, once they have caught him, I bet.

Freeing Turkey from Justice

[No language skills necessary] 



An excellent coverage of what happens in Turkey offers Professor Erkan Saka's Field Diary.

Visit of a Hornet Queen

Rather visited by a hornet
than killed by a drone.

Hat on a Hot Tin Roof [02]

Master (piece of Hanna Hats)
and Marg(u)erita