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  • Опубліковано 20 тра 2024
  • Turkish presidential and parliamentary elections will take place on May 14. After 20 years under Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Turkey could be facing a major turning point. #AJStartHere with Sandra Gathmann explains.
    01:13 - The main candidates: Erdoğan and Kılıçdaroğlu
    02:46 - Turkey’s secular vs conservative divide
    03:40 - The rise of the AK Party
    04:36 - Why political choices are no longer as simple as secularists vs conservatives
    05:41 - The economy as an election issue
    07:12 - The political system as an election issue
    08:52 - The earthquake as an election issue
    10:59 - Why the presidential election is so unpredictable: undecided voters, Muharrem Ince and the HDP
    11:56 - Parliamentary elections
    This episode features:
    Aslı Aydıntaşbaş - Visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution
    Tarık Oğuzlu - Professor of international relations at Istanbul Aydın University
    Seren Selvin Korkmaz - Co-founder & executive director of the Istanbul Political Research Institute
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    #Turkey #Turkiye #Elections #May14 #Erdogan #secim2023 #Türkiyeseçimi #seçim

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  • @devinmayor1129
    @devinmayor1129 Рік тому +280

    As an Iranian I wish the best for Turkey and its great people

    • @bpolat
      @bpolat Рік тому +48

      Thank you bro. We have tired of political Islam. It made us very poor and took a lot of our freedom and rights. We want Imam to be Imam not managers or top institutions. We want university professors to manage country.

    • @devinmayor1129
      @devinmayor1129 Рік тому +27

      @@bpolat We have the same problem back here in Iran bro . In every field there is a clergy to screw up the decisions.

    • @arifalmalaibari4021
      @arifalmalaibari4021 Рік тому +9

      @@bpolat 🤣 i wish you knew at least the literal meaning of Imaam

    • @TanjirowGhamadow
      @TanjirowGhamadow Рік тому +12

      @@bpolat Freedom and rights? What is your definition of freedom? And do you think a capitalist or communist system provides more or less freedom? The fact that you can write this comment and criticize the government is already a sign of freedom. Try this in North Korea.

    • @bpolat
      @bpolat Рік тому +11

      @@TanjirowGhamadow We had so much freedom 20 years ago. Turkey went backward both economically and socially. We used to be 18. spot within G-20 countries now we are merely 22.
      Education is also big issue. Now we merely make spot with African countries. You compare Turkey with North Korea? I am Turkish i live in Turkey since 43 years. I dont think some random guy on youtube can teach me what happens in Turkey. So keep your comment yourself.

  • @aikotoba99
    @aikotoba99 Рік тому +186

    From USA, I wish the best for the people of Turkiye. They have been dealing with the aftermath of earthquakes and inflation. They are a proud and good people and a valuable NATO ally. Irrespective of who wins, I would never count out the strength and will of the Turkish people. Right now is a tough time but long-term, I think Turkiye will do well.

    • @bazinga489
      @bazinga489 Рік тому +11

      Thank you so much for your kind comment and good wishes for Turkey. I appreciated this as a Turkish. So much love and respect to USA.

    • @yagzparker387
      @yagzparker387 Рік тому +5

      thank you so much

    • @user-rp8dq2gx1j
      @user-rp8dq2gx1j Рік тому

      The ruling autocrat president Erdogan is against Nato. He is Islamo Fascist. He does not respect women's or the minoritie's rights. He put 15 year old youngsters and the opposition journalists in to the prisons. Corruption devastetaed Turkey's economy. He made brothers and sisters to fight each other. So it is really a very critical election for Turkey and the Turkish people. 20 yers of ruling by one man devastated the country. He still does not want to lose the president seat and the power. HE MUST GO and HE WILL LOSE THE ELECTIONS.

    • @user-fk1wj2fw7d
      @user-fk1wj2fw7d Рік тому +2

      @@bazinga489 а Русских ты по благодарить не хочешь? Что для твоей страны делает США? Как не войны во круг твой границе.Мы ваши лучшие друзья , и ваши худшие враги. Я надеюсь, что у Турции хватит ума, за сбитый самолет вы так и не извинились ..

    • @turkball8768
      @turkball8768 Рік тому

      @@user-fk1wj2fw7d Speak English bro

  • @ssartre5240
    @ssartre5240 Рік тому +76

    I'm so please to hear somebody talking properly not in hurry. English is my second language and normally I have problems understanding what presenter are saying but in this case It was very clear to me. Thank you.

  • @egesahinoglu5181
    @egesahinoglu5181 Рік тому +610

    as a Turkish person, I can easily say that she pronounced the names like a native Turkish speaker, it feels good to see this after hearing all the westerners butcher every single politician's name hahaha

    • @brandonboard5556
      @brandonboard5556 Рік тому +19

      İngilizler diyor KILIKDAROGLU

    • @SercanGunaydn
      @SercanGunaydn Рік тому +17

      Dedemin soyadını kimse söyleyemiyor :)))

    • @ebrimadem5287
      @ebrimadem5287 Рік тому

      😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Adana'ya giden mi

    • @Aleke3789
      @Aleke3789 Рік тому +5

      Dayıcım buna mı mutlu oldun

    • @ZanuDA9711
      @ZanuDA9711 Рік тому +2

      So, you know how people in Central Asia feel when TRT World (an English language channel) calls Kyrgyzstan "Kirgizistan" and Qazaqstan "Kazakistan".

  • @emre4710
    @emre4710 Рік тому +102

    as a Turkish citizen I will vote for democracy and change

  • @huseyinayyldz
    @huseyinayyldz Рік тому +192

    The number of Syrian refugees is not 3.6 million, but rather 6 million

    • @adamjunior54
      @adamjunior54 Рік тому +1

      Who will you vote for?

    • @lou6749
      @lou6749 Рік тому +74

      @@adamjunior54 not Erdogan that's for sure ,!!

    • @batuhankara672
      @batuhankara672 Рік тому +19

      @@adamjunior54 Sinan Ogan

    • @adamjunior54
      @adamjunior54 Рік тому +1

      @@batuhankara672
      Please don't be a fool
      Erdogan represents absolute evil
      And his followers are religious fools
      I think they consider him a god or a prophet
      So they will choose him without thinking
      Therefore, the secular voice must be unified, and Kamal today has 6 parties behind him
      So why give your vote to marginal people who are impossible to win?
      Give your vote to Kemal and let him win in the first round, and let Erdogan cry early

    • @alihsanerdogan
      @alihsanerdogan Рік тому +15

      More than 10 millions.

  • @HassanAurag
    @HassanAurag Рік тому +227

    Very good reporting. Personally and I am not Turkish but I am Muslim and with Arab origins, I would love to see a peaceful transition of power in the region in my lifetime lol. Although Lebanon has that peaceful transition, it is a failed state in many aspects. So let’s see if my wish comes true. Again not for or against anyone, but I really want to see that peaceful transition of power.

    • @Sayyed25507
      @Sayyed25507 Рік тому

      Dont be stupid and naive. That artificial earthquake by Israel using HAARP would also knock at ur door step soon. All that severe earthquake was to shackle the people faith in Erdogan. Ya he rule agressively, like Valdimir Putin, Saddam and Gaddafi. But we all know that history has proved always that these agressive rulers were doing nothing but good/best for their coúntry. And once they gone there no one else to handle the way they had handled everything.
      So O people of Turkey dont fall prey to western idea of secularism and keep all ur faith in Erdogan and allow him to stay in power for few more years. This is not the the time to oust him out of power.

    • @Emirthemarvelfanboi
      @Emirthemarvelfanboi Рік тому +19

      Lebanon peacful? Hahahahaj stop gaslighting about our country..

    • @kilicmo
      @kilicmo Рік тому

      Shut up with your talking

    • @prashulbisen966
      @prashulbisen966 Рік тому

      Why brings islam everywhere.

    • @salahdiator
      @salahdiator Рік тому +2

      Are you comparing Libnun with Turkiye. ? 🤔

  • @Awakeningspirit20
    @Awakeningspirit20 Рік тому +31

    Almost reminds me of a Turkish version of the Trump-Biden matchup, hope it goes the same way!

  • @BengisuPazarci
    @BengisuPazarci Рік тому +7

    I am proud of my leader Atatürk, I am proud to be a secular country. A country can't have a religion, you can't judge people by saying that they belong to this religion by reaching a general opinion, everyone has their own personal opinion. I don't want to see anything that belongs to any religion in Turkish society, the part about the headscarf is actually in terms of isolating the society from religion, I support it. Azan may be called in Turkey, but bells are ringing too. There are many things that need to be corrected, such as the recitation of the azan in Turkish. My nation is Turkish, we are not arabs, we do not speak arabic.

    • @TanjirowGhamadow
      @TanjirowGhamadow Рік тому

      You claim that a country can't have a religion, yet the majority of all global powers have a strong religious root. For example, Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, Italy, UK, USA and Spain have a very strong religious root, although religious influence is declining.

    • @BengisuPazarci
      @BengisuPazarci Рік тому +4

      @@TanjirowGhamadow I think that a country should be free about it. Logically, it does not seem normal to me a country has a religion, it is not smth alive and doesnt have feelings.

    • @TanjirowGhamadow
      @TanjirowGhamadow Рік тому

      @@BengisuPazarci Religion is free in Turkey and all of the countries I mentioned in my previous comment. But to understand you better, what is your definition of free? I assume no one is forcing you to believe in islam or any other religion, right? If you think that religion in a country is not normal, you should read history. All global powers are founded by religious influence. Kemalism is also not alive and doesn't have feelings? What do you mean?

    • @BengisuPazarci
      @BengisuPazarci Рік тому

      @@TanjirowGhamadow First of all, I don't understand what this has to do with Kemalism. Secondly, individuals are free to believe in any religion they want, but in order to say that a country is religiously free, there should be no compulsory religion classes in that country, and the government in power should not exploit people's religious feelings. Finally, I will touch on the issue of equality and nationalism. In Turkey, the Azan is read, I am not against it, but I support the Turkish reading of the call to prayer, the bells can ring in the same way, or the Jews can be free to celebrate their religious holidays. (I'm talking about 3 divine religions) as a result, I do not support people being forced to learn religious rules in a secular country. I stated that I find it wrong to call everyone Muslim with a general idea in secular countries such as.

    • @BengisuPazarci
      @BengisuPazarci Рік тому

      @@TanjirowGhamadow 1-Compulsory to take religious classes, 2-Religion cant rule a country but Nationalism or Kemalism can, We are Turks, we live in Turkey, this country was won by Turks with nationalistic feelings, nationalism and patriotism are the cornerstones of a country, without them the eternity of our country is discussed, and eventually we assimilate and disappear from the stage of history (like many states that have disappeared from the stage of history) 3-If a religion rules the country, it prevents its development, if no religion is found in a country and is banned, it prevents cultural diversity, but if a religion does not rule the country, a nation will be raised on the path of civilization away from "reactionary" thoughts. Period.

  • @Sunzida87
    @Sunzida87 Рік тому +42

    I think Turkish people need strong leader as their regional position and international influence is very complex. Also western countries don't like to see Turkiye as a powerful country! So Turkish people need to be very careful. Best wishes for them

    • @malingrer7208
      @malingrer7208 Рік тому

      Erdogan is not strong. All the policies failed. Earthquake rescue, Syrian politics, economy.. Where is the strong leader? All talk.

    • @Atilla__Oguz
      @Atilla__Oguz Рік тому +1

      As A Turkish Nationalist Member of Gray Wolf
      i am ready for the destroying of syrians refugees
      its message for all syrians refugees
      go back to syria, before before it's late

    • @shahiddar4673
      @shahiddar4673 Рік тому +6

      @Amelia أميليا I think Erdogon best

    • @orcodef
      @orcodef Рік тому

      @@shahiddar4673 Nah. In fact, Erdogan is the worst leader elected by the Turkish people.

    • @teoman_evren
      @teoman_evren Рік тому

      Erdoğan is only good for arab people. Not us, i mean turkish people. So bye bye erdoğannn

  • @ramazanturgut5735
    @ramazanturgut5735 Рік тому +24

    In fact, Ak Party was not founded in 1990. In this time Erdoğan and his close friends in Erbakan's party, its name is Welfare Party. Ak Party was founded in August, 2001.

    • @ProudPassport
      @ProudPassport Рік тому +1

      They said the 1990s

    • @ramazanturgut5735
      @ramazanturgut5735 Рік тому +1

      ​@@ProudPassport what exactly do you mean?

    • @sehitalisukrubey5524
      @sehitalisukrubey5524 Рік тому +1

      @@ramazanturgut5735 video not say 1990, it says in the late 1990s. in türkish ''doksanların sonunda.''

  • @enesbilal1368
    @enesbilal1368 Рік тому +52

    At this point This feels like more of a war than an election

    • @lou6749
      @lou6749 Рік тому

      Of coarse it seems more like a war this is the way Turkish politics is especially when they don't get what they want ,look what happened in North Africa, eastern Mediteranean, aegean, Syria, Nagorno Karabakh, India, Georgia, plays around with America and Russia and especially with the Kurds what do you expect ..

    • @selmandemirdoven8316
      @selmandemirdoven8316 Рік тому

      @@lou6749 before Erdogan, it was different. All of the politicians were kind and polite. He destroyed nice Turkish culture. And he has brought “hate” culture to Turkey.

    • @malingrer7208
      @malingrer7208 Рік тому +8

      This is because Turkey became very polarized in Erdogan's era. Erdogan's fraction is very rigid and aggressive.

    • @kaangoleci5989
      @kaangoleci5989 Рік тому

      @@malingrer7208 stfu only kafrs say that

    • @atahanakay
      @atahanakay Рік тому

      Well because this lowkey is a war. The country is very divided and this election can actually create a potential civil war as a consequence win or loss.

  • @dahasolomon7314
    @dahasolomon7314 Рік тому +37

    "The table of six" sounds like a villan group 😂

    • @salmalayeek
      @salmalayeek Рік тому +15

      That's Erdoğan and AKP's skill in campaigneering, they gave that alliance a villainy name to make people antagonise it

    • @uguldius5042
      @uguldius5042 Рік тому +12

      @@salmalayeek Because they are true villains

    • @MrSucuklupide
      @MrSucuklupide Рік тому +9

      Its a table of 6 + 1 which is the hdp political wing of Pkk terrorist group

    • @vonhumboldt8
      @vonhumboldt8 Рік тому +1

      @@uguldius5042 low iq

    • @vonhumboldt8
      @vonhumboldt8 Рік тому +19

      @@MrSucuklupide lol 😂😂😂 erdogan’s supporter

  • @barrylane1055
    @barrylane1055 Рік тому +7

    Excellent report! Thank You!!!

  • @muhammadobaydullah5445
    @muhammadobaydullah5445 Рік тому +1

    Much awaited episode

  • @syedafaryal3883
    @syedafaryal3883 Рік тому +3

    I always love these concise videos from Al jazeera.

  • @josem.lopezjr.2605
    @josem.lopezjr.2605 Рік тому +4

    Thanks all important information ℹ️

  • @sadisunel5764
    @sadisunel5764 Рік тому

    👏👏👏Thanks for the news. Greetings from Izmir-TURKEY. 👋

  • @md.majedulhaquerafin4088
    @md.majedulhaquerafin4088 Рік тому +103

    An unbiased documentary. Thanks to Al zajeera.

    • @felisabdi3794
      @felisabdi3794 Рік тому +21

      Extremely bias, this Chanel is not from Qatar it’s from UK British so what do you expect a jealous country who is bigotry against Turkiye

    • @brasdhonneur
      @brasdhonneur Рік тому

      Not mentioning the Hizullah's party in the Allience of Erdoğan is biast!
      Hüdapar being the party of Hizbullah the organization that killed many people with torture and bury them alive.
      They did not mention that party but yet they mentioned yeniden Refah the party that joined after Hüdapar
      Hiding this reality that Erdoğan gave the visa to the parliement to these torturer and these killers is biast!

    • @be1342
      @be1342 Рік тому +2

      If you state that its unbiased in the comments, this shits biased hahahaaa

    • @123cvbn
      @123cvbn Рік тому

      @@felisabdi3794 Your news channel would be biased too. so shadup

    • @123cvbn
      @123cvbn Рік тому

      Your welcome.

  • @omerthaika
    @omerthaika Рік тому +27

    Great reporting about Turkey Election.

  • @henrysmith1464
    @henrysmith1464 Рік тому +7

    Thorough analysis.

  • @mujimax007
    @mujimax007 Рік тому +1

    Yes, no doubt, it was a very good and well explained reporting and/or telecasting.

  • @rickipacaci1338
    @rickipacaci1338 Рік тому

    Thank you. Informative

  • @waldensmith4796
    @waldensmith4796 Рік тому +40

    Great report on Turkey and it's upcoming May Election with Pres Erdoghan political career weighed in the balance considering pending issues with the Economy etc. Keep up the good work at Aljazeera.

    • @Atilla__Oguz
      @Atilla__Oguz Рік тому +1

      As A Turkish Nationalist Member of Gray Wolf
      i am ready for the destroying of syrians refugees
      its message for all syrians refugees
      go back to syria, before before it's late

  • @user-qs1bz6pc5s
    @user-qs1bz6pc5s Рік тому +68

    21 years is enough. Enough is enough. We need a change. Now!

    • @testaments9733
      @testaments9733 Рік тому +1

      Yeah but mark my words Biden woren US situation as he was blaming Trump for everything bad in USA and the world.
      If conservatives aren't able to handle then unpopular less intelligent and least smart people can only do worse.

    • @dilanmukidisi4lanz986
      @dilanmukidisi4lanz986 Рік тому +1

      *Merkel* *maybe if idont move they wont spooted me*

    • @fromturkiye8672
      @fromturkiye8672 Рік тому

      Kılıçdaroğlu is an old figure. He doesn't represent "change".

    • @docem43
      @docem43 Рік тому

      @@fromturkiye8672 Yeah? Who does?

    • @ninjaandpaitar2770
      @ninjaandpaitar2770 Рік тому +2

      U likes western agent......

  • @mustafatekin5
    @mustafatekin5 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for good report.

  • @saif__abi
    @saif__abi Рік тому

    "START HERE" awesome content ❤️🙌

  • @theworldismine6501
    @theworldismine6501 Рік тому +8

    güle güle arap dünyası hoşgeldin TÜRKİYE CUMHURİYETİ.

  • @hasret8637
    @hasret8637 Рік тому +117

    Kılıçdaroğlu is the strongest candidate for presidency but, in this video, there is almost no information about his political position or the ideological standpoint of his party. very basic info such as his strong secularist vision and his social democratic/ central leftist position were not even mentioned. he was just introduced as someone who will run for presidency against Erdoğan :DD so not in the active subject position. one of the reporters just said sth like he is not as macho as Erdogan😄 thanks for sharing this very crucial info above all other things😁

    • @bdml991
      @bdml991 Рік тому

      Hadi lan ordan kılıçı götünüzse sokacaz

    • @be1342
      @be1342 Рік тому +6

      Great point, i was actually waiting on a report with facts but who ever produced this must have been thinking we need to be emotional during all of this havoc and turmoil.

    • @bdml991
      @bdml991 Рік тому

      @@be1342 mal mısın Bilal adam türk bir de ingilizce yazıyor

    • @rahuladesilva7686
      @rahuladesilva7686 Рік тому +10

      What do you expect this al Jazeera 😂

    • @rabiarabia7298
      @rabiarabia7298 Рік тому +4

      What are kilicdaroglu's political views?

  • @Melih_R_Calikoglu
    @Melih_R_Calikoglu Рік тому +7

    AKP was not founded by Mr. Erdogan. It was the reformist of the Refah Party who initiated the new party and then called Mr. Erdogan to join as their leader. He then gradually ousted all those who invited him to the party, first took complete control of the party and took fool control of the country as "one-man", to the point that AKP is an empty shell without him.

  • @ibrahimhassan689
    @ibrahimhassan689 Рік тому

    Wishing you the best for you ❤

  • @darkjedi7
    @darkjedi7 Рік тому +8

    As volleyball fans, I'm excited to see the athletes publish their post during election day

  • @SalihhYtr
    @SalihhYtr Рік тому +16

    Wide spectrum of the political parties may have united against erdogan but their vote bases may not be so. At least not "that widely enough' to beat Erdogan. This is the main issue ardent opponents opt to ignore

  • @osamashaaban9748
    @osamashaaban9748 Рік тому

    Thanks a lot!

  • @jizza7173
    @jizza7173 Рік тому +10

    Nice job Sandy,

  • @jerrodtham
    @jerrodtham Рік тому +4

    Yes. Change the government

  • @user-oi3xm1to5w
    @user-oi3xm1to5w 11 місяців тому

    I like the way you explain in a good understandable details, could you please make an episode of Swedish elections that happened on last year.

  • @buketaydn6599
    @buketaydn6599 Рік тому +1

    "I promise you, spring will come again"🌸🤍❤️🇹🇷

  • @jayengeography
    @jayengeography Рік тому +5

    Wow, can we just focus on how good the reporter to present the news

  • @Father_of_Kitten
    @Father_of_Kitten Рік тому +4

    Thanks Sandra, I'm really enjoying your effort to revealed what's happening around world 🌎. Plz You should do an episode on education in Africa and what are the kind of backwardness that African youths are facing in terms of education

  • @ZainAhammedAR
    @ZainAhammedAR Рік тому +3

    I Knew Erdogan As A Great Leader and A Leader Hated By Most of The "West" Which Makes Him The Best Choice For Turkish people
    But My Question is can Turkiye Efford To Power Transition While Turkiye is In an unpredictable Economic situation By The Aftermath of Earthquake Happened in February ??
    May Allah Make Turkiye Great Again And Not Give Power To The Hands of Any incapable Leaders

  • @syedirfan2716
    @syedirfan2716 Рік тому

    Good work Aljazeera keep it up let Allah the Almighty give the best rewards to the owner(s)of this channel

  • @syedabuhuraira9022
    @syedabuhuraira9022 Рік тому +5

    My Favourite Programe ❤❤❤

  • @TheKatsushiro
    @TheKatsushiro Рік тому +176

    Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Hope to see a peaceful election and governmental change. There are a lot of challenges waiting to be handled by the new government. Best wishes to them.

    • @guvenozdemir5039
      @guvenozdemir5039 Рік тому +12

      😂😂😂😂 Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

    • @khalidrafi4369
      @khalidrafi4369 Рік тому +2

      👿🐖

    • @emrefifty5281
      @emrefifty5281 Рік тому

      the opposition winning will be the worse thing that will happen to turkey since losing in ww1. Erdogan is bad in some ways, yes. But the opposition is a complete disaster.

    • @MrSucuklupide
      @MrSucuklupide Рік тому +12

      LOL.. Erdoğan all the way

    • @elifoezturk88
      @elifoezturk88 Рік тому +37

      ​@@MrSucuklupide all the way to prison

  • @duyguozkann
    @duyguozkann Рік тому +1

    solid reporting

    • @bashaq
      @bashaq Рік тому

      Sağlam terörist HDP❤CHP

  • @poshpasha
    @poshpasha Рік тому +6

    Good journalism.

  • @muhlisdoster138
    @muhlisdoster138 Рік тому +8

    Well analysed. What we say in Turkiye is "everything will be very good indeed"

  • @odeysoomaaliyeed
    @odeysoomaaliyeed Рік тому +3

    The country is deeply divided? Really? Then why is one man being elected over and over for 20 years?

    • @AvAIK
      @AvAIK Рік тому

      Because you can get thirty percent of the votes and still get elected?

    • @gulbaharoz5375
      @gulbaharoz5375 Рік тому

      Because he changed the laws . He made law according to his own way no justice .

    • @odeysoomaaliyeed
      @odeysoomaaliyeed Рік тому +1

      @@gulbaharoz5375 which laws were there that he changed? And is the country better off since he came ? If you have American eyes 👀 and European ears 👂 then NO hope of you seeing or hearing.

  • @s.s.6141
    @s.s.6141 Рік тому +11

    it is also a very tiny factor that while the votes are still being counted in the last local election, the unsealed votes (in the order of the people who will vote) are considered valid^^and this practice will continue at next elections.

    • @tnytny153
      @tnytny153 Рік тому

      Unless the unsealed votes are proved to be brought from outside.
      For this reason, members of the opposition in voting areas and voters in general should check every ballot right from the beginning. If it is not sealed already, they should warn the officers. This was done quite well in 2018 and 2019 after the bad experience in 2017.

  • @stantsimbas7829
    @stantsimbas7829 Рік тому +4

    Keeping anyone in power for so long is not beneficial to any nation. This happened in Australia for many years as the Labor Party were kept in power by a charismatic leader. How is freedom of speech going in Turkey at the moment, how is the economy and the Lira? The current regime in Turkey imprisons more members of the media than any other nation in the world. Has people's standard of living improved, can common people afford to live with comfort in their own homeland or has inflation made life difficult? Turkey should have been voted into the EU years ago but it keeps identifying Greece as a "common enemy" which is nothing but a smoke-screen for keeping "strong" Erdogan in power causing division and fear. Giving one person so much power for so long has been ruinous for Turkey. Now is the time to vote this man out. A progressive Turkey is good for everyone.

    • @gracealive5191
      @gracealive5191 Рік тому

      This is Turkish people’s decision

    • @iremyldz9128
      @iremyldz9128 Рік тому +2

      I strongly agree as a Turkish citizen. Erdoğan is doing the exact opposite of what our founder Atatürk has told us a century ago "If a day comes that my words are against science, choose science." What a great man Atatürk was.

  • @yagmurkurnaz1322
    @yagmurkurnaz1322 Рік тому +13

    I really appreciate this great and unbiased video. All Turks want a change now and we have 2 more weeks to wait.

    • @yakupjacob5218
      @yakupjacob5218 Рік тому

      really???do you really believe what you said?🤣??all turks ????been a dummy is priceless for a dummys like y ...in 14 days dummys will see if turks want a change..

    • @dramaticearth439
      @dramaticearth439 Рік тому +1

      I don’t know what your nation will decide, but I would definitely go for vote great leader Erdogan ever.

  • @ercihangumusel293
    @ercihangumusel293 Рік тому +7

    This report unfortunately does not accurately reflect the actual situation. Many things were misunderstood by the authors (to put it nicely). The opposition situation is completely fragile and cobbled together in a makeshift way. The parties involved have fundamentally different starting points and programs. A takeover by this "coalition" would mean a setback of several decades for Turkey. The HDP is also not the representation of the Kurds in Turkey. The HDP is a left-radical party that is directly in union with the PKK and other militant terrorist organizations. Regarding the issue of ethnicity, the AKP has more Kurdish voters than the foreign-controlled HDP. Even fans of the CHP are convinced by surveys that the AKP can competently solve the current world economic problems affecting Turkey better than their own party. Kilicdaroglu is anything but a democrat when considering his leadership style within the CHP.

  • @disowali7285
    @disowali7285 Рік тому

    Good and non biased reporting

  • @abulhussain2850
    @abulhussain2850 Рік тому

    Support and love to recap erduan.

  • @ganaspin
    @ganaspin Рік тому +70

    Turkiyë should invest in exporting its pop culture and use it as a soft power tool on the global stage. Somewhat like ROK has successfully done. Although it might not change people's lives immediately, I do believe this is a smart way of attracting foreign investment and tourism to boost the local economy.

    • @kral2498
      @kral2498 Рік тому +34

      Turkey has been exporting soft power much longer than you think. It reaches Turkic nations and ex ottomon territory as well as surrounding areas. Turkish dramas reach all the way to Brazil, and from Russians to arabs to Indians all grew up listening to Turkish music. These are just some of the examples. In fact, Turkeys soft power is arguably its biggest advantage in the international stage currently. If you factor in other important things such as being worlds top tourism destination, it's rich cuisine and popular language, you have a top 5 world soft power. Most western don't realise this but ask any Middle Eastern, Pakistani, Eastern European and you will have a clearer understanding

    • @ganaspin
      @ganaspin Рік тому +22

      @@kral2498 Absolutely agree with you! Actually, I never said anything about its soft power being weak. In fact, it is precisely because of the turkish soap operas broadcasted in Brasil that made this comment. I'm really just saying to invest more, doesn't meant to say that it isn't doing so.

    • @Sayyed25507
      @Sayyed25507 Рік тому +3

      I also agree with you

    • @RaidenWard
      @RaidenWard Рік тому +10

      as a American I have noticed over the last decade people have been watching more and more Turkish TV shows. I dont think we have heard any of the music though. We have some of their citizens as celebs... I think Dr OZ is Turkish.

    • @muhammedbayraktar7962
      @muhammedbayraktar7962 Рік тому

      dayı sen ne anlatıyon ya

  • @jackbamba1390
    @jackbamba1390 Рік тому +3

    You should also mention that European style secularism was enforced by brutal force and torture.

    • @TurkishYoung07
      @TurkishYoung07 Рік тому

      @Amal Arab Girl We lose Arab girls

    • @TurkishYoung07
      @TurkishYoung07 Рік тому +1

      @Amal Arab Girl Hey just kidding xd But Arabs girls are beatiful too.

    • @chintuz1002
      @chintuz1002 Рік тому

      @Amal Arab Girl in france hijab forced to remove in a secular country but no feminists protest for it. while those who protest are paid peoples who lives in Europe and licking whites. they are against Islam not oppression gov.

  • @j5eze
    @j5eze Рік тому

    Sandra Gathmann is my favorite journalist and reporter of any network hands down.

    • @GAMERLIFE-xu5vf
      @GAMERLIFE-xu5vf Рік тому

      She called akp voters blind but the ones not voting for akp anymore are slowly getting their vision back. This is not good reporting because it is a biased/loaded statement. Good reporting is impartial. She also needs respect and call the country by its name which is Turkiye, not Turkey the anglo given name of a bird that has nothing to do with the Turk people/nation.

  • @oguzdrvirus3119
    @oguzdrvirus3119 Рік тому +2

    It's 'Turkiye'.

  • @dudepacific198
    @dudepacific198 Рік тому +12

    Why is this debate mostly on reliogion and secularism should it not be on who will be better for the upliftment of turkey,when I visited turkey like 10 15 years ago,i saw a note of 1 million tl turkish currency note which had no value but now even the 100 tl currency note is valuable,yeah i agree that inflation is on the rise there compared to other countries it is less.

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Рік тому +2

      Not only the currency changed (loosing zeros) under erdogan but also the jnflation rate is at 50% which is an absurd number for an economy the size of turkiye.

    • @zedentee5652
      @zedentee5652 Рік тому

      Because Erdoğan mostly uses religion in order get the support of religious and uninformed citizens. Normally, his actions and incompetence should have created a strong reaction among the citizens;however, 40% of the citizens who are blinded by the religion use it to justify his unacceptable actions. Erdoğan is a thief and a killer but he hides behind religion. Currently, turkey had enough of religion being mixed with politics.

    • @shemba2694
      @shemba2694 Рік тому +1

      it plays a huge role, thats why

    • @batuhankara672
      @batuhankara672 Рік тому

      Arabs and Pakistanis do this

    • @ayseguleryilmaz_
      @ayseguleryilmaz_ Рік тому

      probably because it's not the same currency, you absolute genius (!)

  • @plutopluto6699
    @plutopluto6699 Рік тому +44

    All I would like to see a FAIR electio! I am okay with either parties who can make our people's living standards better. I am annoyed to see in a VIDEO, President Biden is saying that Erdogan should "GO" that is none of his or anyone elses business to stick their noses into other nations BUSINESS!
    Let's all respect the votes of Turkish people!
    Let's all countries to be FREE of inflaunce of the USA, EU and others! Let countries to be FREE to manage their own affairs!

    • @BGpomakTR
      @BGpomakTR Рік тому +1

      You know it will not be fair. AKP li ol ama bagri dünyaya rezil etme ülkemizi

    • @zwcdamien
      @zwcdamien Рік тому +13

      Biden has never said that Erdogan should “go” - either you're misinformed or making up stuff. Moreover, you say that no one should “stick their noses into other nations' business”, but at the same time, Erdogan is constantly sticking his nose into other nations' business!

    • @muradmuradov237
      @muradmuradov237 Рік тому

      @@zwcdamien there is paid troll squad of Erdogan and they are very efficent probably most commends under this video is their doing.

    • @zwcdamien
      @zwcdamien Рік тому +2

      @@mehmetk.501 where is this video? I've searched for it but I find no such thing.

    • @plutopluto6699
      @plutopluto6699 Рік тому +1

      @@zwcdamien Hi Demoj, I agree with you. Erdogan must stop engaging with other countries internal affairs!

  • @zacharydavis4398
    @zacharydavis4398 Рік тому

    Content well done ✅👍🏾Thanks for spending DJ g the ti e to create and share this content

  • @wahid3360
    @wahid3360 Рік тому +1

    Sometimes Change is necessary.

  • @SeekeroftheHaqqq
    @SeekeroftheHaqqq Рік тому +28

    I can see there's a shift in Al Jazeera's view on Erdogan/AKP it used to be very pro but now is quite anti by the looks of this report

    • @Paul-fg7rh
      @Paul-fg7rh Рік тому +7

      News is not about pro or anti

    • @SeekeroftheHaqqq
      @SeekeroftheHaqqq Рік тому +21

      @@Paul-fg7rh yeah sure that's what they want you to think, media is always biased

    • @ceefyahmed361
      @ceefyahmed361 Рік тому

      💯

    • @safiassadi-rimmer2341
      @safiassadi-rimmer2341 Рік тому +3

      @@SeekeroftheHaqqq absolutely spot on correct

    • @seadkolasinac7220
      @seadkolasinac7220 Рік тому +2

      maybe they are more critical because people in Turkey have become more critical? Ever think of that? Almost as if the news is reporting on how people think / contemporary political climates...

  • @shahabbaloch8440
    @shahabbaloch8440 Рік тому +22

    It is the time for a change.

    • @user-kq6hu4vj3x
      @user-kq6hu4vj3x Рік тому

      Change what?

    • @amsiken1623
      @amsiken1623 Рік тому

      ​@В Поисках Правды change president as a turkish person Erdoğan must go Erdoğan is a big mafia persecuting the Turkish people

    • @canyuksel8508
      @canyuksel8508 Рік тому +9

      @@user-kq6hu4vj3x this president ruling Turkey for over 21 years. Economy, justice, education and the other things are very bad in recent years. We cant stand this anymore as a citizen. İts time to change.

    • @MmmM-uo6ti
      @MmmM-uo6ti Рік тому

      Down bidump Regime and freedom to Americans people's

    • @gulbaharoz5375
      @gulbaharoz5375 Рік тому

      Absolutely. I agree with you. Even in African countries are changing after every 10 year's. But in turkiye laws doesn't have values.

  • @abdirahmanmuktar3946
    @abdirahmanmuktar3946 Рік тому

    Wishing the best to turkiye

  • @muhammadabaidurrahman5869
    @muhammadabaidurrahman5869 Рік тому

    Next video on BRICS Alliance, waiting for it.

  • @steppenwolf5956
    @steppenwolf5956 Рік тому +74

    TÜRKIYE not Turkey

    • @adwaye
      @adwaye Рік тому +28

      It's turkey in English. We will call it what we want.🍗😆

    • @bobieshere6822
      @bobieshere6822 Рік тому

      ITS TURKEY FCKNG DUMB. TURKIYE IS TURKISH.

    • @filizT123
      @filizT123 Рік тому +4

      No, it is Turkiye in English for one year.

    • @bobieshere6822
      @bobieshere6822 Рік тому

      @@filizT123 Erdogan was only able to change the name of the country because she was very good at foreign policy. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH LOOSERS

    • @dululjahma6609
      @dululjahma6609 Рік тому +4

      TurKanye

  • @philipbenel4516
    @philipbenel4516 Рік тому +6

    This is similar to Nigeria's buhari in 2015

    • @kinguche9208
      @kinguche9208 Рік тому +3

      Yes and the nigeria ended up badly with buhari . The Turkish don’t know how valuable Erdogan is until he leaves office

    • @canyuksel8508
      @canyuksel8508 Рік тому +5

      @@kinguche9208 Erdoğan's era was a disaster for Turkish people. Especially we live hard times and no one knows anything about economy and how to solve the problems in Erdoğan's cabinet. We are on the verge of economical crisis.

    • @kinguche9208
      @kinguche9208 Рік тому

      @@canyuksel8508 every country is on economy problem is worldwide issue. America is in same problem, France are protesting day and night because of economy issues. The problem with most of you Turkish citizens is that you don’t see what happens outside Turkey you only see what happens in Turkey because you think that turkey is the only existing country on earth. Erdogan brought good economy to your country and made you stronger and popular around the world. He will do his best if given another opportunity to rule.

    • @austerity476
      @austerity476 Рік тому

      @@kinguche9208 Erdogan made turkey unpopular what are you talking about?

    • @kinguche9208
      @kinguche9208 Рік тому

      @@austerity476 no body know about Turkey 🇹🇷 in 90s . You live in Turkey and you’re not aware even as of 2014 turkey wasn’t popular that much. Erdogan did his best and today Turkish touristm is more popular than before

  • @KhanKhan-fw9fb
    @KhanKhan-fw9fb Рік тому

    No wait

  • @bermsaven874
    @bermsaven874 Рік тому

    I love this the reporter.

  • @cloneeja
    @cloneeja Рік тому

    Thank you

  • @emreemre-dj9wo
    @emreemre-dj9wo Рік тому +9

    I %100 confirm all of the information given in the video is true, but, there is a missing part. other than the seculars and conservatives, there is a third side in Turkish politics. and that be the "%10-12" that was explained in the video. what's funny is they are also divided into seculars and conservatives. Turkish political atmosphere is complicated af

  • @keizelharf5393
    @keizelharf5393 Рік тому +4

    If Kemal changed Turkiye back to parliamentary system, who's future prime minister candidate? In parliamentary, PM is one in charge and president more like symbolic, right?

    • @coalcloak4712
      @coalcloak4712 Рік тому +2

      True, president will be symbolic and the PM will be selected by parliament. They say any additional elections will not be necessary. Probably goverment will be formed with current parliament of that time.

    • @GogetaEnesYalcn
      @GogetaEnesYalcn Рік тому +1

      I will explain first of all he's going to be change in 2 years and after that elections will be happen.

    • @tnytny153
      @tnytny153 Рік тому

      Leader of IYI Party, Meral Akşener, is the biggest ally of Mr. Kilicdaroglu. Probably he will appoint her as the PM until the next elections and she will form her government as a coalition from members of IYI Party, CHP, and maybe few members from the 4 remaining minor alliance parties.

  • @selocan469
    @selocan469 Рік тому +1

    This is good, someone at last decided to put a near realistic light on the situation at hand. Erdogan is authoritarian but Turkey still remains a democracy in its core. He might lose and with enough voter margin, he would be forced to leave in silence. Voter difference plays a role here of course. Turkey is not autocracy, but he is an authoritarian for sure. They are not necessarily same thing.

  • @varon52
    @varon52 Рік тому

    I do not know who this announcer is, but this lady is very well polished in her presentation, clear in speech, professional in dictation and delightful to listen to! Superb! Excellent!

  • @Muradwalis92
    @Muradwalis92 Рік тому +4

    I wish things didn’t change.

    • @kilicmo
      @kilicmo Рік тому

      In your dream Recep Tayyip Erdoğan

    • @save_sudan_and_palestine
      @save_sudan_and_palestine Рік тому

      @@kilicmo We will see.

    • @kilicmo
      @kilicmo Рік тому

      @@save_sudan_and_palestine Ah siktir ulan we say in Turkish

  • @shajivm1894
    @shajivm1894 Рік тому +3

    now some turkish people forget that Turkey was the poorest country in Europe until Erdogan came, He raised your country economically and power fully, but some people are most ungrateful, and that will reason cause the kingdom to perish again, Be careful.

    • @tirovitli
      @tirovitli Рік тому

      You are absolutely right about I leave outside turkiye before Erdogan turkiye was 3rd world country no divided roads no hospitals hospitals use to smell dirty restroom no enough equipment big line for to seeing doctor never enough time to get check up they tell you come back tomorrow then go to line for medicine your turn comes no enough medicine left my mom was sick year 2001 any way I'm telling you because I was there last time I visit turkiye 2019 with my kids my kids was sick I took him to the hospital I really shocked all new equipment compared to us hospital we found turkiye first class service in er same as airports before whoever flies they use to call them rich nowadays everyone flying I think this is a few what Erdogan done for turkiye

    • @maivesiyah2287
      @maivesiyah2287 Рік тому

      U re probably an arab kr pakistani,what a shame,u know nothing about here

  • @legel-5150
    @legel-5150 Рік тому

    love Eargoan
    from Bangladesh

  • @arsalanahmed5706
    @arsalanahmed5706 Рік тому +13

    one question has kemal openly criticise israel or even USA

    • @widodoakrom3938
      @widodoakrom3938 Рік тому +3

      Israel isn't event existed yet during kemal lifetime

    • @Nilvolentibusje
      @Nilvolentibusje Рік тому +12

      he has not of course, he gets support by them against Erdogan!

    • @salihplayer480p6
      @salihplayer480p6 Рік тому

      @@Nilvolentibusje Kılıçdaroğlu give ultimatum to israel for capturing a woman who reads Quran in Mescid-i Aksa

    • @austerity476
      @austerity476 Рік тому

      Is it a requirement

    • @arsalanahmed5706
      @arsalanahmed5706 Рік тому +1

      @@austerity476 if u live in this planet cause these type of countries are looking for control

  • @khandakermahamudulhasan1720
    @khandakermahamudulhasan1720 Рік тому +8

    Let’s talk about “how” devalued Turkish lira over time and how to recovery!

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Рік тому +3

      A devalued currency it's actually good for exports.
      Problem is turkish economy namely industry depends on export of raw materials,and thus not so positive. Currency management is doble geopardy game.

    • @puraLusa
      @puraLusa Рік тому

      @@tuncborabergsan811 ya, china is china of europe, it's a bad idea to start with. That's the problem of med countries, insted of using the excelente geographic position to band wagon europe market, they suffer some sort of unorthodox experiment. It's so weird. All med sea countries including eu members 🤷‍♀️

  • @ariaman8884
    @ariaman8884 Рік тому

    Setiap orang sukses pasti akan ad.yg siap mnjatuhkannya.knapa kebenaran hancur......

  • @IS.AS.
    @IS.AS. Рік тому +1

    The anchor isn't neutral, she seems very supportive to the secular candidate and that isn't professional.

  • @juanmcm
    @juanmcm Рік тому +10

    Good video and I think that an accurate analysis and something that worries me (and a lot) is that I have the impression that Erdoğan is someone who does not take defeats easily.
    At the time, we saw how before the defeat of the official candidate in the mayoralty of Istanbul, he challenged the result and the vote had to be repeated.
    The result was the same and the opposition candidate won with a greater margin, but we already see that they do not assume the unfavorable results
    Another thing, the let's say "coup attempt" that led to a purge in the army of the pro-Western sector (and that would be in favor of being guardian of secularism in the country and that is that Erdoğan is openly Islamist) by another more conservative sector and closer to Russia.
    The current president uses the war in Ukraine to appear closer to Western democracies and the assassination on Turkish soil of Khassogi (sorry, I don't know how to spell it) is used to clean up his image internationally.
    We will see what happens with the corruption that transpired after this year's earthquake and if it takes its toll.

    • @salmalayeek
      @salmalayeek Рік тому

      Thing is there is corruption in Turkey but Erdogan has never been personally accused of any corruption

    • @cenk82
      @cenk82 Рік тому +1

      He is almost 70. He will be learnt to loose sooner or later. He is not God. He is a sinful human. That's what he exactly is. So, I am hopeful. This time is so much different.

    • @hilmihafidz1474
      @hilmihafidz1474 Рік тому +6

      2023 Erdogan President, I support erdogan greetings from Indonesia

    • @abdolrahmanhamed2821
      @abdolrahmanhamed2821 Рік тому

      @@user-ve1wh4gz3e Right secular

    • @nhay9056
      @nhay9056 Рік тому +1

      @@hilmihafidz1474 yeah stay in your country and deal with your own BS!

  • @enderiskender2977
    @enderiskender2977 Рік тому +33

    3:30 everyone was banned to use any religious markings at any governmental organizations except it required by duty like imams rabies etc. Rule was made in order make sure nobody was treated unequal because of their religion but went too far in the form of people not being able to attend schools as students because of it etc. By the way every school even if it is private is controlled by MEB which is National Education Ministry so that meant every school period.

    • @OpenReminder
      @OpenReminder Рік тому

      It was a muslim country, ottoman capital. upon being defeated, Islamic wear was banned for 100 years. Attaturk was put in power, the pupit

    • @hsnjms881
      @hsnjms881 Рік тому

      Ya sgit faşik

    • @JJ-ed5fd
      @JJ-ed5fd Рік тому

      Then ask Christian hindu countries to follow some rules

    • @emmanuel8310
      @emmanuel8310 Рік тому

      @@JJ-ed5fd
      Are there anything like Christian countries in this world?
      Except maybe like the Vatican?

    • @JJ-ed5fd
      @JJ-ed5fd Рік тому

      @@emmanuel8310there are many Christian countries

  • @hasanmehadi5143
    @hasanmehadi5143 Рік тому

    why need to allow a lot of advertisement during the play. it is disturbing.

  • @redgirlofbrecht
    @redgirlofbrecht Рік тому +1

    Regularly following Al Jazeera's reports on Turkey, I am disappointed that a homogenous, unnuanced “conservatives vs. secularists” divide has gained currency to describe Turkish politics again. The report touches upon the case of HDP at some point, and that’s it. What about the religious, confessional, and even regional polarizations and enmity that cut across the divide? What about centuries-old stigmas, otherization, and the lack of social equality? This election's result may alter Turkey's well-established and well-preserved bureaucratic and social structures. We deserve more detailed coverage 😊

  • @Drahoxable
    @Drahoxable Рік тому +19

    No person should be in power for more than 8 years! Power corrupts people. You think you're doing what's best but you are blind to see the harm you're also causing. “You Either Die A Hero Or You Live Long Enough To See Yourself Become The Villain.” - Harvey Dent
    Give someone else a chance, pass on the mantle in the name of democracy.
    Iyi şanslar TÜRKIYE

    • @coalcloak4712
      @coalcloak4712 Рік тому

      @kızgın tosbağa Yes KK ruled the country and ruined economy. It's all CHP's fault.

    • @Schneizel1208
      @Schneizel1208 Рік тому +3

      Singapore hasn't had a transition since its independence in 1965. And since that year, it only had 3 prime ministers, with LKY holding office the longest at 31 years.
      The simple fact is if every citizen can prosper and their quality of life uplifted together, no one will give a flying hoot even if the most corrupt individual is running the country.

    • @SITARAANDI
      @SITARAANDI Рік тому

      Lecture 😂😂😂

    • @adkemuuse3645
      @adkemuuse3645 Рік тому

      these kind of comments are underminig the choice of the majority-democracy. i mean you used to champione democracy , this time you do not like it , you want to bring restriction to it

  • @anhduong0202
    @anhduong0202 Рік тому +4

    Tôi đến từ Việt Nam 🇻🇳 nhưng tôi yêu quý tổng thống Erdogan, mong ngài chiến thắng trong vòng bầu cử tiếp theo

  • @thesmubbs
    @thesmubbs Рік тому

    When is it? 😮

  • @theforce4579
    @theforce4579 Рік тому

    UA-cam ads are getting outta hand... We need another platform

  • @MdHasan-oe6qw
    @MdHasan-oe6qw Рік тому +3

    Long live Risef Tayef Erdoğan, Erdoğan needs to come back to power for the good of the Muslim world.

    • @unkowngamer4070
      @unkowngamer4070 11 місяців тому

      He is a dictator that caused inflation and arrested thousands of innocent people including mothers with babies. Of course propoganda brainwahsed you!

    • @unkowngamer4070
      @unkowngamer4070 9 місяців тому

      Erdogan caused widespread inflation and economic collapse. He arrested thousands of innocent mothers with babies and silenced the media. You are of course brainwashed.

  • @Kire4067
    @Kire4067 Рік тому +4

    Nicht heulen. Nicht traurig werden, weil wir Türken stärker und größer werden.
    🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

    • @Aleke3789
      @Aleke3789 Рік тому

      We are hungry stupit what are u talking about

    • @Kire4067
      @Kire4067 Рік тому

      @@bluejean6185 ah ok💀

  • @dini099
    @dini099 Рік тому +2

    The opposition candidate is not the right choice. He is old. He has no vision of how to develop Turkiye.

  • @asrafsarker9600
    @asrafsarker9600 Рік тому +2

    THE ELECTIONS RESULT IS NOT TURNING POINT. MATH ARE SIMPLE HERE. TURKEY PEOPLE ARE HIGHLY SELF RESPECTFUL. WESTERN CULTURE GIVES THEM MONEY BUT NOT RESPECT .

  • @shahidanusrat6086
    @shahidanusrat6086 Рік тому +48

    As a Pakistani I fully support love and respect Turkey sovereignty and territorial integrity from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍. May Allah SWT bless Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍. Mashallah mashallah marhaba marhaba love respect and support Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂🇵🇰🇹🇷🥰😍. Also as a Pakistani I fully support love and respect Turkey and it's beautiful people from Pakistan 🙂.

    • @bikramusa69
      @bikramusa69 Рік тому +47

      Pakistan supporting turkey what a joke first support your country for food then support other country

    • @kaanefeuzumcu3674
      @kaanefeuzumcu3674 Рік тому +16

      Respect from 🇹🇷💙

    • @herald371
      @herald371 Рік тому

      انشاءاللہ پاکستان جلد تباہ ہو جائے گا۔

    • @farhadshah9478
      @farhadshah9478 Рік тому

      @@bikramusa69 Love and respect has nothing to do with hunger, you idiot moron... Dumb-head... 🤡

    • @lou6749
      @lou6749 Рік тому +18

      ​@@bikramusa69 You must support your country first ,or do you care more about your neighbor...

  • @tongdijamir8541
    @tongdijamir8541 Рік тому +6

    Hello Turkish national...... Kindly vote for the right person who can bring positive change for the nations instead of going backward

    • @lou6749
      @lou6749 Рік тому +4

      The only way they can go forward is don't get religion mixed up with politics and being aggressive in the region ..

    • @bashaq
      @bashaq Рік тому

      ​@@lou6749 Türk buldum ilerlemenin tek yolu Atatürk'ü kendi teörist partilerine alet etmemeleri.Acaba Atatatürk yedili masa hakkında ne derdi?HDP❤CHP yeni nesil terör partisi.
      Merak etme kimseyi dinle kandırmıyorlar.Fakat sizi Atatürk ile kandırıyorlar kendileri teröristleri destekliyor.Siyaset ile dinsizliği karıştıran Kılıçdaroğlu.Seccadeye basıyor.Sonra da dini siyaset ile karıştırmayın.Kılıçdaroğlu soğan siyasetinden başka bir şey yapmadı.
      Aaaa bak Togg geçiyor dikkat et😅😅😅 Evet cevap yazamadın

    • @gumus6625
      @gumus6625 Рік тому

      There wont be change, its all the same. Its sad. Wish we had a real candidate to vote for, that would bring change...

    • @youfacenietzsche9327
      @youfacenietzsche9327 Рік тому +1

      Bro we want educated, soft spoken, peaceful candidates but Turkey is not offer us such persons. We are forced to choose between two candidates, just like Macron in France. There were 2 candidates who easly defeat Erdogan but still he doesnt want it.

    • @lou6749
      @lou6749 Рік тому

      @@youfacenietzsche9327 what is so special about erdogan don't people know any better wondering..

  • @KhanKhan-fw9fb
    @KhanKhan-fw9fb Рік тому

    Come no wait

  • @salahdiator
    @salahdiator Рік тому +1

    0:01 is it Türkiye 🇹🇷 or Turkey ? If Aljazeera requests to be called Albaseera should I still call it aljazeera? 🤔

  • @arnelabih1845
    @arnelabih1845 Рік тому +3

    I think Kemal will win

  • @cihanozel1372
    @cihanozel1372 Рік тому +64

    Most of those who support Erdogan in the comments are not even Turkish

    • @farhadshah9478
      @farhadshah9478 Рік тому +14

      Its because "a man of talent is not appreciated in his own home"...

    • @ersan_yilmaz
      @ersan_yilmaz Рік тому +27

      @@farhadshah9478 No, it's because we've seen so much better men than him. For example, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.

    • @lawtraf8008
      @lawtraf8008 Рік тому +14

      @@ersan_yilmaz Were you alive ?? wow, how old are you ?

    • @sheldortheconqueror7110
      @sheldortheconqueror7110 Рік тому +2

      ​@@ersan_yilmaz Nope

    • @bilalansari4138
      @bilalansari4138 Рік тому

      ​@@ersan_yilmaz a Zionist pig ... Attaturk