More than a month after Turkey lifted its Twitter block, the country's government is still keeping a close eye on any potentially embarrassing tweets. This week alone, Turkish courts have filed five separate takedown motions to Twitter HQ, requesting the removal of over a hundred tweets. Most of the tweets are still available to US users, but it seems likely that Twitter has blocked them for users registered within Turkey, in accordance with its policy of compliance with local laws and court orders. Twitter declined to comment on the matter.

Most of the tweets are not explicitly political or revolutionary in tone, although many call out the country's Twitter ban, and name Turkish communications minister Lufti Elvan as the party at fault. This tweet is a particularly vivid example, opening with "Ya lutfi elvan bi siktir git," which translates roughly to "Lufti Elvan, please fuck off."