Get Real! wrote:The RoC should voice its support of Erdogan…. we can’t afford to lose him!
He's done for by the looks of things. Just a matter of when...
Hürriyet's Sedat Ergin wrote in his column that Bayraktar's resignation is the most controversial among the resignations of the three ministers. According to Ergin, Bayraktar is probably telling the truth when he said, “Most of the amendments on the construction plans, which were mentioned in the probe, were made on Erdoğan's order.” Referring to Taraf daily's Monday reports, Ergin says alleged phone recordings reveal that the Environment and Urban Planning Ministry granted “special permission” to a construction tycoon, allegedly Ali Ağaoğlu, to expand a construction zone on his land, on an order from the prime minister after the Municipal Council of İstanbul unanimously rejected Ağaoğlu's project.
http://www.todayszaman.com/columnist/gu ... s-lap.html
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Turkish media say that the son of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan will probably be the next target of a high-level graft probe that has led to a cabinet reshuffle.
Several Turkish newspapers said on Thursday that the corruption scandal was anticipated to get closer to Erdogan’s inner circle.
The opposition Cumhuriyet daily said an “earthquake” might happen as prosecutors are now focusing on an NGO connected to Erdogan’s son, Bilal.
http://www.presstv.ir/detail/2013/12/26 ... obe-media/
