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| Source: yeniturkhaber.com. |
Dozens of people reportedly witnessed UFOs in the skies above at least 12 major Turkish cities this weekend, according to the thedailysheeple.com website.
The #ufoattackturkey hashtag began trending on Twitter as panicked users from different parts of the country shared images taken on their mobile phones of the unidentified flying objects.
But soon as the hashtag #ufoattackturkey started trending on Twitter, the social media removed all references of it from their ''trends'' section, with some photo's and tweets removed entirely.
If it was really just some hoax or fake, why would Twitter go to such massive lengths to block uploads, removed posts, and shut down a trending hashtag?
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| Source: yeniturkhaber.com. |
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| Source: yeniturkhaber.com. |
It has begun!! #ufoattacktoturkey pic.twitter.com/Ws9GMh1xGs— Jim Mutdosch (@pcdocjim) November 28, 2016
Twitter is censoring #ufoattacktoturkey pic.twitter.com/ryVs08I4ac— TBets™ (@KingTBets) November 28, 2016
Totally unrelated to football but apparently UFO's have paid Turkey a visit. No1 trending topic right now #ufoattacktoturkey pic.twitter.com/6bM1FyFpVM— Turkish Football (@Turkish_Futbol1) November 27, 2016
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