Π Tayyip Erdoγan remembered Hagia Sophia on Friday and congratulated himself on opening it in prayers, but the Turkish public, unhappy with the collapse of the economy, does not seem to be moved.
According to Manolis Kostidis, the Turkish president said on Friday that he wants to pass on the idea of the Fall to the next generations of Turks by 2053. But he does it as a distraction, because the economy is not doing well at all and this is reflected in the polls. 80% of Turks think that the government’s economic policy is wrong, while 70% think that real inflation is over 50% and this situation is of great concern.
In fact, the former close associate of the Turkish president and former minister Ahmet Davutoglu claims that the nationalist Devlet Bahceli, a government partner of Erdogan, may overthrow the government, citing the economic crisis. In this climate, no one knows where Turkey is headed.
“We will continue to enrich the vision and the hearts of the new generation with the vision of the Fall. Did we open our Hagia Sophia? Also in our Hagia Sophia, thank you Lord, do we pray on Fridays? Do we pray at all times? What a joy for us! ” Erdogan said characteristically.
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