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Erdogan’s fantasy of restoring Turkey’s capital punishment is set to end up reality after another bill looks set to go in Parliament.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan will follow through on his guarantee of purging Turkey of “double crosser natives” and “political protesters” – by sending them to their passings.
Tending to swarms in Ankara on Saturday, Erdogan said he would sanction such a bill once it go in spite of any protests it may start in the West.
Erdogan made the remarks because of open serenades requiring capital punishment, which Turkey canceled in 2004 as a major aspect of its offer to join the European Union.
Erdogan said:
“Before long, our administration will bring (the bill) to Parliament… It’s what the general population say that matters, not what the West considers.”
The legislature has faulted the upset for the adherents of U.S.- based Muslim minister Fethullah Gulen.
The minister denies association.
