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According to today's leaks, Erdogan was diagnosed with advanced colon cancer and his doctors estimate that the PM will not live more than two years.
 
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Erdogan Seeks to Dispel Cancer Rumors

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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, right, underwent laparoscopic surgery on Nov. 26, 2011, to remove what a physician later said were noncancerous intestinal polyps.

ISTANBUL — Turkey’s Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has broken his silence to stop swelling rumors that he is stricken with cancer and is secretly undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

The news, which spread like wildfire across Turkish media and social-networking websites, marks the first time Turkey’s prime minister has addressed the speculation since he was hospitalized in November for an operation on his bowel.

The scoop was secured by veteran Turkish journalist Mehmet Ali Birand, who spent three hours with the prime minister on Wednesday in an extended interview for his TV news program on Turkish television channel Kanal D. In his Friday column, Mr. Birand said that he asked Mr. Erdogan directly whether he had cancer, to which Mr. Erdogan replied “no.”

The Turkish prime minister’s health became the subject of frenzied speculation after he was suddenly taken to a medical operation in Istanbul late November without a prior public announcement. After he spent a weekend in Istanbul’s Marmara University’s teaching hospital, Mr. Erdogan’s office released a statement saying he had undergone a scheduled laparascopic, or keyhole surgery, to deal with problems with his bowels.

Despite the statement, rumors spread that Mr. Erdogan had cancer of the bowel or colon. The speculation was so rife that it prompted The Economist to pen an article discussing who could possibly succeed Turkey’s talismanic leader if he was critically ill.

Mr. Erdogan is one of the strongest political leaders in modern Turkish history, now serving for his third term as the prime minister, after successive landslide electoral victories of his Justice and Development, or AK Party. There appears to be no obvious successor candidate to succeed him, if he were to withdraw from politics.

To squelch the rumors, Mr. Erdogan offered details of his condition, admitting that doctors had found a polyp in his bowels that could have turned cancerous, but stressing that it had been safely removed. “Of course, there is difference between the Erdogan I’ve seen before with the Erdogan today,” wrote Mr. Birand, who himself recently underwent treatment for cancer.

The veteran columnist insisted it was his judgment that Mr. Erdogan was not on a course of chemotherapy. “I looked at him, and understood: No, he is not under (chemotherapy treatment),” Mr. Birand wrote.

In Birand’s Thursday TV interview, Mr. Erdogan said that doctor’s have advised him that in March he will be ready to go back to his usual hectic work schedule. Mr. Erdogan, known for his tireless schedule, said that when fit, his work days would rarely end before midnight. “Even in this state, coming home stretches to 10 p.m. or so… Sometimes my wife gets nervous an angry (because of that),” he said.

The prime minister, who critics here claim are thin-skinned about negative media coverage, also said he keeps relaxed by dodging hostile channels. “I mostly follow those (news) that do not fray my nerves,” Mr. Erdogan said.

Erdogan Seeks to Dispel Cancer Rumors - Emerging Europe Real Time - WSJ
 
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wikileaks... more like wiki "we don't have anything else to do right now, so we might as well put out conspiracies"
 
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Under any circumstances, if Erdogan is true to the foundation and principles of AKP, this 3rd time is his last term. They need to find someone else afterwards, so I guess it's about time they start moving someone into the position, or maybe they'll do that in 1-2 years.

I like Babacan, so I hope he can be the next one, or perhaps Davutoglu, but I think he's satisfied with being foreign minister.

Perhaps Abdullah Gül since his term is about to end, and he did a fine job back when AKP won first time.

I just hope they pick someone who is more down to earth and has a strong character.
 
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Actually I dont like him and if he dies i wont be sad. (At least I'm honest) He is the most cruel person i have ever seen. (And i wont discuss this part here)

But having an illness, especially cancer is something i don't even wish for my enemy. If the rumor is true, i wish he wont suffer much as some people in my family. It is a very serious and painful illness.
 
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If there will be another vice president in Turkey, i hope it will be Davutoglu.
 
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If there will be another vice president in Turkey, i hope it will be Davutoglu.

You mean Prime Minister right, Erdogan may proceed to be the next President. I can't imagine anyone else taking over that mantle (unless people with criminal record can't become Presidents, Erdogan was jailed once).

Remember the President is only a symbolic position, however any disharmony between the President and PM effects the political stability, so it has to be someone from the same cast as the government.

(I remember when Necdet Sezer threw the constitution after Bülent Ecevit in a fit of anger, and that was a disaster for the political stability of Turkey!)
 
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You mean Prime Minister right, Erdogan may proceed to be the next President. I can't imagine anyone else taking over that mantle (unless people with criminal record can't become Presidents, Erdogan was jailed once).

Remember the President is only a symbolic position, however any disharmony between the President and PM effects the political stability, so it has to be someone from the same cast as the government.

(I remember when Necdet Sezer threw the constitution after Bülent Ecevit in a fit of anger, and that was a disaster for the political stability of Turkey!)

Actually the President is not symbolic in Turkey.
Here is the list of his duties and responsibilities:
to deliver, if he deems it necessary, the opening address of the parliament on the first day of the legislative year,
to summon the parliament to meet, when necessary,
to promulgate laws,
to return laws to the parliament to be reconsidered,
to submit to referendum, if he deems it necessary, legislation regarding amendment of the constitution,
to appeal to the Constitutional Court for the annulment of certain provisions or the entirety of laws, decrees having the force of law, and the Rules of Procedure of the parliament on the grounds that they are unconstitutional in form or in content,
to call new elections for the parliament
to appoint and to accept the resignation of the prime minister,
to appoint and dismiss ministers upon the proposal of the prime minister,
to preside over the council of ministers or to call the council of ministers to meet under his chairmanship whenever he deems it necessary,
to accredit representatives of the Turkish State to foreign states, and to receive the representatives of foreign states appointed to the Republic of Turkey,
to ratify and promulgate international treaties,
to represent the Supreme Military Command of the Turkish Armed Forces on behalf of the Turkish Grand National Assembly,
to decide on the mobilization of the Turkish Armed Forces,
to appoint the Chief of the General Staff,
to call the National Security Council to meet,
to preside over the National Security Council,
to proclaim martial law or state of emergency, and to issue decrees having the force of law, upon a decision of the council of ministers meeting under his chairmanship,
to sign decrees,
to grant full or partial clemency, on grounds of chronic illness, disability, or old age, all or part of the sentences imposed on certain individuals
to appoint the members and the chairman of the State Supervisory Council,
to instruct the State Supervisory Council to carry out inquiries, investigations and inspections,
to appoint the members of the Higher Education Council,
to appoint rectors of universities.

Yes the list is quite long :)

Edit: But i agree that Erdogan should leave the stage and more professional people should get a hold of the AKP. Egemen Bagis is the best candidate in my opinion.

But no matter what, Erdogan is in my view the biggest Turkish personality in our history,
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