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Macworld
Mar 28, 2017, 6:01 am400 pts
Recently, hundreds of accounts—from Forbes to Amnesty International to Starbucks Argentina—started spewing swastikas and slogans in Turkish labeling the Netherlands “Nazi Holland.” The propaganda arises from a dispute in advance of a Turkish referendum to grant its president more power, and the Dutch refusal…

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