Turkey Color Revolution

The colour revolutions (also spelt, color revolutions) [1] are a series of often non-violent protests and accompanying (attempted or successful) changes of government and society that took place in post-Soviet states (particularly Georgia, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan) and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia during the early 21st century. [2] The aim of the colour revolutions was to establish. SIMFEROPOL, March 25 - RIA Novosti Crimea, Anna Petrova.

What is happening in Turkey today is the third attempt by the West in the last fifteen years, and above all by the United States and Britain, to carry out a color revolution and a coup d'etat in. Given the opaque and politicized judicial process in Turkey, the details about the non. IREX, the training school for colour revolution elite protagonists, is peopled by political warfare, public diplomacy and propaganda specialists from the news media, US foreign service and the US.

The short-sighted policy of the Central Bank of Turkey to lower interest rates to 16% has accelerated the collapse of the Turkish lira (30% this year), which together with popular discontent over the high cost of living (rate year-on-year CPI in September of 20%), could unleash social outbreaks that, remotely controlled by the CIA, could lead to a Color Revolution in Turkey that would force. Color revolutions are very often instruments for the destruction of democratic governments in transition. In revolutions, government is the goal and political change is the goal.

Our article describes the essence of the Color Revolutions, the emergence of the Arab Spring and its occurrence in other regions, its spread through the Internet at lightning speed, its influence on Turkey, one of the powers in the region, and Turkey's role in these processes and events in Syria. Of course, Turkey has a long history of coups, and the most recent attempt was in July of 2016. Three months before the coup attempt, I worked on a Wikistrat wargame about the Syrian Civil War.

The analyst said Erdogan's victory in the elections was "very unpleasant" for Western countries, but if the West had tried to carry out a color revolution in Turkey, it would most likely have lost. Georgia's Rose Revolution (2003) Ukraine's Orange Revolution (2004) Kyrgyzstan's Tulip Revolution (2005) Russia sees these movements as Western interference threatening its regional influence. Georgia: It is a country located in Eastern Europe and West Asia, bordered by Russia, Azerbaijan, Armenia and Turkey.

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