Erdogan becomes uncontrollable

Woe to any who dare to insult Turkish His Excellency, the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Authoritarianism Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan increasingly turns into a dictatorship. Adverse Turkish citizens are in prison, and the president himself clings to power and is ready to go far to get his way, even changing the constitution, reports the Daily Telegraph.

The head of Turkey lives in the largest residential palace in the world with 1,000 rooms and a floor area four times larger than the size of Versailles. He likes to give instructions to his people, including Turkish women by recommending them to be born at least three babies each. He described the Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu of "murderer" and Bashar Assad of "ruthless killer". But woe to any Turk who dares insult His Excellency, the President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

After the Justice and Development Party (AKP) came to power in 2002, he broke the grip of the military on politics and the Turkish secular modernizers cheered. Furthermore, after 14 years of domination over Turkey, some are beginning to be afraid, because the behavior of Mr. Erdogan shows alarm signals.

At the moment, Erdogan is trying to submit each factor in its law. Journalists making waves go directly to jail where they were joined by ordinary Turks recognized guilty of "insulting" their leader.

These days, Erdogan denounced Putin at every opportunity. But he tries to borrow, the Russian president, some political tricks.

Now the Turkish president wants to continue rewriting the constitution to create an imperial presidency made to measure for his own ambitions. As for the time of his reign, he announced that he was "ready for 2023", the date of the centenary of the birth of the Turkish republic.

So, Turkey has a leader, authoritarian instinct which treats the constitution as a personal toy with plans to decades of domination. How can this not be dangerous?