Video - Hamas Spokesman DAY BEFORE Turkish Coup: We Are Willing to Sacrifice Our Blood on the Shores of Istanbul.

Video - Hamas Spokesman DAY BEFORE Turkish Coup: We Are Willing to Sacrifice Our Blood on the Shores of Istanbul.(Memri)

Hamas Spokesman Mushir Al-Masri following Failed Turkish Coup: We Are Willing to Sacrifice Our Blood on the Shores of Istanbul

During a Hamas rally in Gaza celebrating the foiling of the attempted coup in Turkey, Hamas spokesman and MP Mushir Al-Masri declared that just like Turkish people shed their blood in the Mediterranean Sea, "we are willing to sacrifice our blood on the shores of Istanbul." The rally was broadcast live on Hamas's Al-Aqsa TV on July 14.

Hmmm.......I would like to have one of their Crystal balls to get the Lotto numbers in advance.

"New Advanced Islamist" Turkey's foreign and domestic investments in free fall

"New Advanced Islamist" Turkey's foreign and domestic investments in free fall.(Bugun).

Widespread political tension and polarization have taken their toll on the Turkish economy, with the numbers falling well below those outlined in the 2014 investment incentive certificate.

The numbers of investments are down 18 percent, projected job growth down 25 percent and investment value is down 36 percent, which drops even further to 46 percent when factoring in inflation.

The widely criticized departure from democracy and the rule of law, climate of unpredictability, loss of trust in courts and issues with neighboring countries have practically eliminated trust and stability. Unable to know what to expect, both foreign and domestic investors have shied away according to official figures updated last week.

Republican People’s Party (CHP) lawmaker Umut Oran evaluated the latest figures, saying that between the arbitrariness of governance and political instability, the decline in economic indicators was continuing with greater speed in 2015. Hmmmm........Just keep listening to the 'Oracle' of Turkey.MY humble guess is that the PM and Fidan have decided 'He has to go'.Read the full story here.

Related: Erdoğan’s speeches costing Turkey a fortune as dollar surges

Erdoğan is seen as not only weakening the Turkish Lira with his harsh rhetoric but is also a threat to the independence of the Central Bank. As a result, Turkey’s 396 million USD foreign debt reserve has jumped another 71.3 billion TRY.

Kids these days are smarter then their 'parents'.

Turkish president Erdogan 'not happy' with ex-intel chief Fidan standing as MP

Turkish president Erdogan 'not happy' with ex-intel chief Fidan standing as MP. (Taz).

Present Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Feb.8 reacted icily to the candidacy of ex-intelligence agency chief Hakan Fidan in the upcoming general elections, Anadolu Agency reported.

"I do not have a favorable opinion for [Hakan Fidan's] candidacy; let me say that very clearly. I have also said this to Mr. Prime Minister before," said Erdogan in a press conference at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport ahead of his visit to South America, where his office says he will seek to boost Turkey's bilateral economic ties.

Erdogan said it was Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu's decision to nominate Fidan.

Late on Feb.6, Fidan resigned his post as head of National Intelligence Agency to stand in the upcoming June 7 general elections, the prime minister's office said.

Fidan held his post since May 2010. Before, he worked as deputy undersecretary in the prime ministry when Erdogan was prime minister.

He has been an influential figure in Turkey and made headlines several times mainly related to Turkey's solution process and its Middle East policy.

Erdogan also slammed critical remarks from opposition parties for Fidan’s standing as MP.

"Just as every public servant has the right to resign and become a candidate, the person at the top of the intelligence service can resign and become a candidate if a political party nominates him," Erdogan said, adding that there was no prohibition for public workers in this regard. Hmmmm....what if the Turkish Whistle blower Fuat Avni is one of both? And both the PM and Fidan see a future without the 'Erdogans'? Who would have more dirt on anyone then Fidan?