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Tiden löser detta:Jag uppfattade din formulering "få väck Erdogan" som en antydan om en USA-stödd kupp, där han helt enkelt röjs ur vägen och avrättas på stubben genom någon ny och mer USA-vänlig snubbe. 
De har ju inte obegränsat med tid om jänkarna vill få in oss.
Om Erdogan skulle störtas genom en kupp, så bleve det nödvändigt ur amerikansk synpunkt att han avrättas och det snabbt. Han har så pass starkt stöd i Turkiet att han skulle innebära ett hot mot varje efterträdare som driver en tydligt annorlunda linje.
De har ju inte obegränsat med tid om jänkarna vill få in oss.Om Erdogan skulle störtas genom en kupp, så bleve det nödvändigt ur amerikansk synpunkt att han avrättas och det snabbt. Han har så pass starkt stöd i Turkiet att han skulle innebära ett hot mot varje efterträdare som driver en tydligt annorlunda linje.
Support for Turkey’s ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) has declined to 29.8 percent, while 55.6 percent of Turkish voters are against the re-election of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, local media reported on Wednesday, citing the results of a survey conducted by the Yöneylem Social Research Center.https://www.turkishminute.com/2022/0...election-poll/ mer diskussion om detta bör handhas här (FB) Turkiet har 3 månaders valutareserv i USD för att handla rysk gas/el, sedan svart
According to the poll, which was conducted on 2,700 voters in 27 provinces, 55.6 percent of participants said they would “never” vote for Erdoğan in a possible presidential election in June, while 31.9 said they would “definitely” vote for him and 10.4 percent said they may or may not vote for him.
When asked “If the presidential election were to be held next Sunday, would you vote for Erdoğan or the opposition candidate?” 52.5 percent of participants answered they would support the opposition candidate.
The survey also revealed that Erdoğan would be defeated by each of his two potential rivals — main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu and the party’s İstanbul mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu — in a possible presidential election in which one of them is running against the incumbent president.
In the event that Erdoğan and Kılıçdaroğlu qualify for the second round of a presidential election, the CHP leader would receive 43.5 percent of the vote and Erdoğan would get 35.1 percent, according to the poll, which also showed that İmamoğlu would receive 49.4 percent against Erdoğan’s 34.5 percent in a similar scenario. When respondents were asked the open-ended question “Which party would you vote for in a general election this Sunday?” 29.8 percent said they would vote for the AKP, followed by the main opposition CHP (29.5 percent), the İYİ (Good) Party (13.2 percent), the pro-Kurdish Peoples’ Democratic Party (HDP) (10.3 percent), the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) (6.9 percent), the Democracy and Progress Party (DEVA) (2.3 percent), the New Welfare Party (YRP) (2.3 percent), the Victory Party (ZP) (1.8 percent), the Felicity Party (SP) (1 percent), the Turkish Workers’ Party (TİP) (0.8 percent), the Future Party (GP) (0.2 percent) and other parties (1.9 percent).
Sixty-two percent of participants answered in the affirmative when they were asked if they would want an early election to be held in November.
In the last general election held in June 2018, the AKP garnered a nationwide vote of 42.6 percent. However, public surveys have increasingly been showing the party’s public support to be slipping.
