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Antisemitism section
somebody did clean up "antisemitism section" of the "valley of wolves". I give here 2 sources which show us that this section is needed.
Wrong categorization. "Antisemitism" was claimed on some works of this series. It's not related with whole series. Takabeg (talk) 02:52, 10 January 2013 (UTC)
Merge or copy?
Look thisRey.regno 11:38, 2 January 2015 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Reza luke (talk • contribs)
proposal: "Absurdities" section
- (Here I am going to write this section and will show references outright. I do not know how to cite references using codes and in this page, I cant edit via visual edit. so, one of you will add it I hope. or it will qualify to be added. some may say to name it "criticism section" but we should not do that, even though criticism includes absurdities as well, absurdities of this film is worthy to have a section in itself since it itself is a topic for criticism)
Even though Valley of the Wolves is popular and leading teleserial in Turkey and Turkic countries, Turkish speaking communities as well, majority of its actions are considered absurd. This critics can be seen in social media 1 ( http://www.maxicep.com/forum/konu/kurtlar-vadisi-sacmaliklari.270638/ ) 2( https://www.uludagsozluk.com/k/kurtlar-vadisindeki-sa%C3%A7mal%C4%B1klar/ ) 3 ( http://www.frmtr.com/kurtlar-vadisi-pusu/3891854-kurtlar-vadisi-pusu-senaryosu-cokuyormu-bu-sacmaliklar-neden-yapiliyor-lutfen-bakin.html )
some of the important criticisms can be list as follows:
- Polat avoids bullets fired towards him by leaning his head https://www.uludagsozluk.com/e/10348176/
- it is mentioned by Aslan AKbey that Baron Mehmet Karahanli coughes 3 times, he mentions Ali Candan (Polat Alemdar) also used to cough 3 times when he was in orphanage. When Aslan Akbey kidnapped Baron's son (Polat Alemdar) when he was 2, he planned to use his son against him in the future and make Karahanli think Polat is his son by the fact that they both cough 3 times. Polat Alemdar is portrayed regularly and in most times yet he coughes 3 times is portrayed only once and it occured the first time he encountered the Baron. His habit "coughing 3 times" occured only and only when he faced Baron. Could Aslan Akbey have calculated the exact time Polat will cough and Karahanli will see it? or was it a miracle or a coincidence? http://www.maxicep.com/forum/konu/kurtlar-vadisi-sacmaliklari.270638/ #2
- Safiye Karahanli, who is daughter of Baron, was living in Canada. She comes to Istanbul to snap some photos for her thesis, she goes exactly to the place where the person who adopted his brother, Polat Alemdar. Even though there are many places in Istanbul she meets, encounters the only person who adopted her brother who is a person of the government now. what a coincidence. http://www.maxicep.com/forum/konu/kurtlar-vadisi-sacmaliklari.270638/ #3
- Even though Polat Alemdar is portrayed as a normal human being and not superhuman being, no one can kill him. when his enemies try to kill him with sniper he can drible snipers easily but when his own government wanted to show him dead without Polat knowing this plan, he was shot easily.
- a terroristic organisation (probably funded and operated by Israel and the USA government) sets a bomb, which was too risky to be carried when it is on, in Istanbul which can destroy Imrali and Adana as well according to Aron Feller, a man of the USA responsible for middle east, Polat Alemdar carries that bomb easily, without any damage and brings it forth to the place where prime minister of Turkey and official from the USA having a meeting. then Polat demands USA officials to stop the bomb since expert of Turkey says they can not stop it, the USA official calls Washington to cancel the bomb, they cancel it at the last moment when there was only 1 second for expulsion. Not early or later. then the life goes on, there was no diplomatic problems even though a man from Turkey threatened the diplomat of another country. https://www.uludagsozluk.com/e/10348307/
- while Polat was walking without the gun in the forst to 5-6 persons who were commanded to kill him, they all fire towards Polat and all fails, none succeeds in killing him.
- a user in uludagsozluk.com, which is a popular site in turkey, says "it is totally absurd and it is better not to list them one by one." https://www.uludagsozluk.com/e/10348555/
it goes on. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Sir artur (talk • contribs) 23:07, 17 May 2016 (UTC)
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