Lol I don't know much about Turkish politics but I've seen at least 2 all out brawls in their parliament so I would have to agree

After a quick Google search it seems this character has been doing the same sort of conspiracy theories blaming the west for the past decade.

Google this-
ibrahim Melih Gökçek conspiracy

The North Anatolian fault has produced seven large (MS) 7.0 earthquakes in the period from 1939 through 1999. These earthquakes have ruptured the fault progressively from east to west. Following are data for the seven large earthquakes that have progressively ruptured the North Anatolian fault:

1939 December 26. Magnitude (MS) 7.9 - 8.0. 30,000 deaths. Fault length about 360 km. Initiated the eastward migration of significant earthquakes on the North Anatolian fault. (Termed the 1939 Erzincan earthquake)
1942 December 20. Magnitude (MS) 7.1. Fault length about 50 km. (Termed the 1942 Erbaa earthquake)
1943 November 26. Magnitude (MS) 7.6. Fault length about 280 km. (Termed the 1943 Tosya earthquake)
1944 February 01. Magnitude (MS) 7.3. Fault length about 165 km. (Termed the 1944 Bolu-Gerede earthquake)
1957 May 26. Magnitude (MS) about 7. Fault length about 30 km. (Termed the 1957 Abant earthquake)
1967 July 22. Magnitude (MS) 7.1. Fault length about 80 km. (Termed the 1967 Mudurnu Valley earthquake)
1999 August 17. Magnitude (MS) 7.8; MW 7.4-7.5)

Earthquakes on the North Anatolian fault are caused by the northwards motion of the Arabian plate against the Eurasian plate, squeezing the small Turkish micro plate westwards. Also, compression in this region is due to the northwards motion of the African plate, which produces subduction at the Cyprus and Hellenic arcs. The small Turkish micro plate is bounded on the east by the East Anatolian fault zone (EAFZ), on the north by the North Anatolian fault zone (NAFZ), on the west by a diffuse zone of deformation surrounding the greater Aegean region, and on the south by the Hellenic and Cyprus arcs.

Far more credible that its nature and not man causing this.

This post was edited by ferdia on Mar 21 2023 08:05am

Yeah his Twitter seems pretty wild lol

I agree, most likely naturally occurring, but if it were some big conspiracy, I would think the point of it would be to destabilize the country without directly attacking it, so the existence of naturally occurring earthquakes would be a necessity if something like this was done intentionally.

Nope its not that hard to do.

In the ground is water, somewhere more somewzere less.
With long waves yoi can reach thst water and heat it up qhen energy is put in, similar to microwaves.
Warmer water wants expand and causes pressure in the ground, which lets collapse psrts of the hround which are not made for higher pressure.

Its not fun, its simple physics. So there is the possibility of a man made earthquake.

here for your interest. i have no opinion on it. I dont remember what it said
Romanian Senator is blaming the Turkish earthquakes on WEATHER WARFARE!!

Thank you for posting this, haven't been able to find a translation.


Lol did someone report all my posts? Wtf

This post was edited by DizzyBusiness on Mar 21 2023 11:28am

everything looks ok from my perspective.

jesus fucking christ we have so much public knowledge on what earthquakes are, stupid people just love letting the world know how dumb they are