adem yildirim is deputy head of erdogan's ruling akp in istanbul. he believes the number of insults has increased so much because more and more people are using social media and that the president doesn't have to put up with everything. >> the way we look at our political leaders may be different than elsewhere in europe. we don't disrespect our heads of state. after all, they're elected by the people. you can criticize the president as much as you want, but you cannot insult him. that won't be tolerated. reporter: rapper orkun dk sometimes spends more time with his lawyer than in his music studio. theyave appealed against the prison sentence. >> they couldn't even tell us which part of orkun's songs they considered insulting. we told them to show us, but the prosecutor just replied: the insult is in the lyrics. it's just inappropriate to put anyone in prison because of a song nowadays. reporter: orkun says he doesn't want to be intimidated. >> many young people here in turkey no longer dare to say or write anything critical. they're afraid. but not

adem yildirim is deputy head of erdogan's ruling akp in istanbul. he believes the number of insults has increased so much because more and more people are using social media and that the president doesn't have to put up with everything. >> the way we look at our political leaders may be different than elsewhere in europe. we don't disrespect our heads of state. after all, they're elected by the people. you can criticize the president as much as you want, but you cannot insult him. that won't be tolerated. reporter: rapper orkun dk sometimes spends more time with his lawyer than in his music studio. they he appealed against the prison sentence. >> they couldn't even tell us which part of orkun's songs they considered insulting. we told them to show us, but the prosecutor just replied: the insult is in the lyrics. it's just inappropriate to put anyone in prison because of a song nowadays. reporter: orkun says he doesn't want to be intimidated. >> many young people here in turkey no longer dare to say or write anything critical. they're afraid. but not

. >> earlier, i spoke with dorian jones from istanbul and he described how turkey's foreign minister and russia's foreign minister don't see the same thing when it comes to how to get that grain out of the ports. >> sgey lavrov did not sheet did not seem to share the world's urgency about getting this grain into the international markets. saying that the soaring wheat prices have nothing to do with ukrainian conflict. he said the region only counts for less than 1% of global output. that was a major -- immediately contradicted but lavrov did not seem to share the urgency. he said they are in the process of opening up boards that russian forces have seized and said ukraine was welcome to send their wheat to the sports and export them from there. that is obviously a no go from the kyiv point of view. kyiv is very reluctant to do that because it fears russia will use tt opportunity to attack odessa, this key point that has so far been protected by these mines. they did sayhey were close to reaching a mechanism that would allow ships to come and go and address russian concerns of any shi

because in late march, in istanbul, there appears to be an agreement on the table. i mean, we were very close then to the agreement. that was how many people live school have been saved. if an agreement has been signed in late march, but it was the way that came in, it was a western tow. soleski don't sign, you know, was johnson said, just a crocodile, you call negotiate with a crocodile. and from that moment on, just the would there be no negotiations, no agreement on anything. so now the trying to show it, so let's get all it really is. and so this is a very familiar refrain in the united states. i'm in vietnam as well. we're winning, winning, winning, winning until we're not winning. and then whose fault is that close out? that means it's, you know, it's always that terrible regimes, the corruption to the generals, whatever, you know, we did our best, you know, we, you know, we, we gave them everything we got, they just go when the war is the same in iraq. is the same with after you know, it's all gone. it's all the corruption, it's the terrible. busy we did what

since the brutal killing of saudi journalists, jamal i showed you here in istanbul, in 2018, which really shocked the world and dealt a heavy blow to relations between these 2 regional powers. what is happening now isn't happening, i think because the mode of mr. shock g has been forgotten and forgiven. it's a part of a major reset of relations. it's something that both countries need the saudi crown prince and he wants to broaden alliances here in the region. he also seeks an end to the scandal over mister hoshal, just killing, which has seriously damaged his reputation internationally and president ad one is facing the worst economic crisis. you're in turkey in 20 years ahead of reelections next year. so he certainly has his expectations. so i don't think the murder has been forgotten, at least not in the turkish public, but this is a reproach. mind that is considered mutually beneficial by these 2 countries. you were on the story very shortly after mister hoshal g was murdered. starting from that moment to remind us about the incident that got us to this point and how it affected to if

peel a boat for as the green on the fertilizers are going to be gathered in a center established in istanbul, and from the center is going to be exported to the international market here. so, considering the fact that russia is number one and ukraine is number 5, our biggest green exporter in the world, it's going to be crucial to reach at deal for the at the did the global food safety more than a 1000 ukrainian soldiers who surrendered after a fierce battle to control the port city of mariel, paul had been moved to russia to face an investigation he of is requesting that all the 2000 soldiers who defended the as of styles still works be handed over in a prisoner swap, a russian law makers, the demanding some of the ukrainian fighters be put on trial. on wednesday, ukraine and russia exchanged the remains of dozens of soldiers that were killed during russia's invasion, including ukrainian soldiers who died fighting at the ass of staff plant. or one moroccan in 2 british fighters who were captured in ukraine may face the death penalty after pleading guilty in a russian backed court. sean pinn

once they arrived in istanbul, there will be a center established in istanbul. and this grain will be gathered in that center, and then from that center, it's going to be exported to the world. so the whole process requires the involvement all of the united nations because going to be the monitor in the, and coordinate him mechanism, turkey, ukraine, and russia. so the challenges are, are quite a serious here. however, considering the fact that you claim is number 5 and russia is number one, green exporters and the food, the global food crisis is more serious than ever. the world definitely needs such a plan, a feasible plan and needs the grain from russia and ukraine. or i will leave you there are so sada. thousands of protesters of march through eco doors capital on the 10th day of a nationwide strike. diginero demonstrators were joined by students and trade unionists. they want action from the government to stem rising, living costs, and the least 2 protesters were killed in earlier protests, our latin america to, to see a new min now from kito. o. indigenous

because in late march in istanbul, there appear to be an agreement on the table. i mean, we were very close then to the agreement. no, was how many people live school have been saved? if an agreement has been signed in late march? but it was the wes, this came in. it was a western tow lensky don't sign. it was johnson said, it was just a crocodile negotiate with a crocodile. and from that moment on, just a little would there be no negotiations, no agreement on anything. so now the trying to stay with all those the lens is all, but it really isn't. and so this is a very familiar refrain in the united states and vietnam as well. we're winning winning, winning, winning until we're not winning. and then whose fault is that, to close out the enemies? it's always that terrible regimes, the corruption to the generals, whatever, you know, we did our best, you know, we, you know, we, we gave them everything we got, they just couldn't when the war is the same in iraq is the same. but after, you know, it's all gone, it's all the corruption, it's the terrible we did what we c

. -- istanbul. manus: it's friday with a break europe, manus cranny in dubai, dani burger in london. we survived jobs day, but there is another story, inflation in turkey forecast to rise to 74%, leaving the lira vulnerable to say the least. this is said to be the highest reading since we saw triple digit gains in 1998. is that going to be enough to shift political leadership to increase rates? >> hi, manus. central bankers are staying on the sidelines despite global central banks raising rates to slow down inflation. maybe this is because the turkish president favors low rates. he wants to transform turkey's economy into an industrial powerhouse. he believes in an unorthodox view that high interest rates actually cause inflation, rather than prevented. encouraged by erdogan, the turkish central bank has been cutting interest rates last year by a total of 500 basis points. and of course, the lira is under pressure as you said. year-to-date, it is down 20% against the dollar, the worst performer amon

he walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul. he was then murdered, his body was dismembered, his remains have never been located. the saudi government called it a "rogue operation" by its agents, but us intelligence concluded that crown prince mohammed bin salman approved an operation in istanbul to capture or killjamal khashoggi. and this was the un's conclusion. the responsibility of the state of saudi arabia is involved. it is involved in the killing. it is involving the lack of an effective investigation. it is involved in the lack of an effective prosecution. "the state was involved," says the un. and mohammed bin salman was in charge of that state then, he's in charge of it now. he's also chair of the saudi investment fund, which is bankrolling this gulf series. and, in the view of the washington post, what we're seeing is a government trying to use golf to cleanse its global reputation. or amnesty international says, it's yet one more event in a series of sports washing exercises that the saudi authorities are using to cl

it's been a while since i have been in istanbul, that is onur ant. let's stay with turkey, it is not the only country feeling the pressure of soaring inflation. food prices in his some emerging markets have hit new levels. with us now is clarisse magnin-magnez, managing partner of mckinsey in france, i want to pick up where onur left out in terms of the pain in increasing food prices, is the worst behind us, or because of these cycles in harvests, is there more disruption to come? clarisse: i think, unfortunately, the worst is to come. we are talking about 1.4 billion people living in high vulnerability countries from a food supply standpoint. we all know that ukraine and russia are one of the six global bread baskets. i think there is a lot of confusion about the future, but also the diagnostic of what's going on. i think people do not fully understand, you need to plant, you need to harvest, transport, and you need to trade. and we have issues against those what for a very different steps of the food chain. yousef: how is the international communit

also see as door and was pointing out in syria. elisha, one for us here in the studio. dorian jones in istanbul, thank you to you as well. the analysis ross and al claims control 97 percent of the once one of the 2 ukranian provinces that make up the combat. the kremlin has made talking or taking the eastern region. it's number one objective in this phase of the war and has been bombarding the city of center, the nets and surrounding areas ukraine's president. lot of his lensky says his forces are putting up a fierce defense and inflicting a heavy toll rushes military to smoke in destruction across soviet oh, don't ask the fight for the key industrial hub has emerged as a pivotal battle in the wall. russia has claimed to have taken full control of all the residential neighborhoods there, but ukrainian officials say it's outnumbered groups are fighting on you greens. president zalinski says the russian advance has come at the cost of pauses of its troops. was a business the more than 31000 russian servicemen have already died in ukraine. the, just the since february 24th russia has been paying a

affirms the rights of christians and other religious minorities in muslim majority countries, and the istanbul process, which rejects criminalization of blasphemy, independent and strong civil societies help governments solve problems and better serve their people by shining a light on the issues that matter most. where civil society thrives, governments operate with more transparency and accountability, creating a tangible impact on the lives of everyday citizens. we must listen to and empower the voices of civil society, including those who dissent for majority views, or criticize the government, as we work towards a more just and peaceful future for us all. change is only possible with the hard work of the groups and individuals dedicated to fighting for these rights today. -- for these rights. today more than ever, we have tools at our disposal to facilitate the flow of information to keep individuals informed. we have mechanisms to shed light on abuses taking place and we have the means to hold bad actors accountable. we have more partners in this effort now than ever before, including re

and early i spoke to date of your corresponding dorian jones in istanbul, and he describe how turkey's foreign minister and his russian counterpart did not appear to have the same view on getting ukrainian green to countries that depend on it well as i inches seeing a russian foreman, cecilia oliver of didn't seem to share the, the world's urgency over getting this suit grain into the international market, saying that the world soaring we price is, is nothing to do with the ukrainian conflict. it says, he said, the written only counts for less than one percent of global. i'll put now that was immediately contradicted by the turkish farmers. sir, never chavel shallow who said this is, is that really very important issue. but lack of didn't really seem to have a urgency. he said that they are in the process of opening up ports or to the, to a russian forces have sees. and these are ukraine was welcome to send their wheat to those fortune and export them from there. now that's an obvious, no go from key of point of view and no lateral said. they want to send it from their own ports and th

w correspondent, dorian jones in istanbul are welcome dorian and so far we've, we've heard from turkey, is foreign minister about a mechanism to get these grain shipments to the countries that need the most does, is russian counterpart appear to be on board with this idea. well, it's i inches seeing a russian foreman, cecilia love, rob didn't seem to share the, the world's urgency over getting this suit grain into the international market, saying that the world soaring we price is, is nothing to do with the ukrainian conflict. it says, he said the written only counts for less than one percent of global. i'll put now that was immediately contradicted by the turkish foreign minister member chapel. surely, who said this is, is that really very important issue, but lack of didn't really seem to share the urgency. he said that they are in the process of opening up ports or to the, to a russian forces have sees. and these are, ukraine was welcome to send their wheat to those fortune and export them from there . now that's an obvious no go from key of point of view. and a lateral said, they w

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but this week in istanbul, despite of people's efforts to honor their community and themselves, their work arrests of over 350 lgbtqia plus people and our allies as they try to honor pride month end all that it means to them. in the past eight years, the total number of people arrested at lgbtqia pride in istanbul was about 100, so this year, they have seen a fourfold increase. whether you're watching online or in this comfortable room, we have to ask ourselves, what would it cost to have this conversation in another place? and what can we all do to make sure everybody, regardless of the country they are income has the right to talk about human rights, the rule of law, access to health care, education and well-being for lgbtqia plus people. i was asked to start by talking about the biden administration has done since president biden released his presidential memorandum on lgbtqia plus influence on foreign policy and foreign assistance. my office is working with some incredible people in the audience right now, partnered with the white people to produce a one-your approach looking at g

his body was cut up in the saudi consulate in istanbul. the leader of the opposition said on television as if he was talking to the president, you are ruining turkey's reputation. the leader of the republic of turkey will embrace the menu ordered the killing! referring to the fact that the cia report into his murder found that it was in fact ordered by been some on-- mbs. >> a woman issued a wheat where she said that the crown prince's visit does not change the fact he is responsible for a murder. also today, i attended a demonstration by turkish journalists in a square in downtown on cora -- ankorah, they were protesting a new government bill that will curb social media. i spoke to the speaker of the demonstration, he is a turkish journalist. he said the murder of jamal khashoggi's, and handing the prosecution filed to the saudis, these are shameful -- file to the saudis, these are shameful. >> do you want. -- thank you. we are trying to tackle inflation and the rising cost of energy. >> the u.s. president joe biden has formally asked con

first on the board of belarus and then in istanbul or in turkey. outside of istanbul. and in those negotiations there were some serious proposals put down by the ukrainians. one ofe the proposals put downy the ukrainians was a commitment to agree to disagree about crimea for 15 years, and a commitment not to try to reclaim crimea by force. so that was the ukrainian -- that's what the ukrainians were willing to commit at the time. these negotiations, those negotiations were before atrocities, before mary opel. with those war crimes the enthusiasm, the willingness to negotiate will wake up but at the time president zelenskiy said that he would forswear militarily trying to take back crimea. >> great, thank you. >> i, too, would like to think buffy of what's been a great discussion. i would also like to complement whoever titled this event as exposing atrocities. becauseve i'm not sure we're gog to build do more than expose atrocities, and this leads to my question to the ambassador. if we don't go into russia, how do wee hold putin and his chain of command, as you descri

i was working in, uh, in india and in one of my visits istanbul, a transport person was murdered in the street. she was beheaded by a mob shocked, horrified, he began learning more about the plight of lgbtq refugees. fleeing persecution. they were meeting the same people in istanbul that they were escaping from in their home countries, inspiring him to create shelters and community centers across africa and europe dedicated to the gay community and today near ukraine work, he says he'll continue until he's able to create a world safe for his two children. that world is a world where everyone is included. everyone's taken care of, and generosity is the default. it's where we go. and just some incredible work that organization is doing right now is for arena and hannah. they don't know how long they'll be staying and pulling. they plan on donating part of their salaries to the ukrainian. armed forces christina studio tonight , zack. thank you. san jose mayor sam liccardo is defending the city's decision not to cut ties with its sister city in russia. this comes after the president of ukra

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turkish police have released 400 people that were detained during an outlawed gay pride march in istanbul, they have banned the lgbtq event since 2015, but large crowds still gather every year. local residents bang pots and pans to show support for the parade. south african authorities are investigating the mysterious deaths of 21 young people, all teenagers, who were celebrating the end of school exams in a bar in the southern town of east london. >> inside this unassuming venue, a tragedy. after locals raised the alarm in the early hours of sunday, police arrived to discover multiple dead bodies. among the dead, teenagers as young as 13. the bar's owner that was not on the premises at the time said that young people had come to mark the end of school tests. >> my place closed at the right time it was expected to close. what happened is that this unction started after midnight with the arrival of more kids from other places coming to celebrate the end of exams. >> forensic investigations are underway, but authorities have ruled out to stampede as the cause of death, saying that the dead

first visit to the country since journalist jamal khashoggi was murdered at the saudi consulate in istanbul. the turkish president will hold talks with mohammad bin salman, the u.s. intelligence -- who u.s. intelligence agencies believe ordered the killing into jamal khashoggi. the visit has been condemned by khashoggi's fiance, who is turkish. the president has called for a three-month suspension of the gas tax in the u.s. the average cost of a gallon of gas is up one dollar from your go. the relief would knock $.18 from the cost of a gallon of gas. it is estimated that the levy would cost the government $10 billion. parents in the u.k. have been warned to make sure their children's polio vaccines are up-to-date. traces of the disease were found in london's sewage system. health officials believe it could be linked to someone who received a vaccine abroad, using a jab that featured a live form of the virus. the secretary of health said he not particularly worried about the outbreak because of the high rate of polio vaccination in the u.k. the world bank has approved financial support work

and we were leaving, as he said, from istanbul to go to afghanistan, it was the secret trip. and they were planning the trip. but prior to departing the last venue in istanbul, as joe said, the word was getting out, and the staff were still working on the time off the trip, how much time on the ground. and the staff, again, because of their priorities and their mission we're extending it. and joe was holding firm. he wouldn't say this, so i'm going to embarrass him. but it's an important point because it shows the relationship, where [inaudible] these newspapers, the relationship of the president or first lady with the detail is tremendous. because they recognize and they support. in this particular case, i'd always present for it, the president and his senior advisers and was asking for the plan. what is the schedule? and they were given this long -- we are going to do this and extend and extend. he looked at joe, president obama looked at joe, so obviously he wasn't buying into the extended program. and said, joe, what schedule do you prefer? and he said, the shorter one. a

istanbul's chief prosecutor said khashoggi was suffocated almost as soon as he entered the consulate and his body dismembered, cut up with a bone saw and destroyed. the white house did not penalize mohammed bin salman. "the new york times" reported such action would have been at too high a cost for u.s. and saudi cooperation in counterterrorism and confronting iran but khashoggi's murder, the deaths of thousands of civilians in yemen, the alleged tramp ling of human rights, the public beheadings, that crucifixion and the allegations of war crimes are all on mohammed bin salman the chairman of the public investment fund that supplies the money for liv golf liv golf is an attempt by mohammed bin salman who elevate the public opinion of his kingdom and himself. this isn't the nba profiting from a relationship with china, this is individual players and courses and others taking money directly from the saudi kingdom and mohammed bin salman. of course phil mickelson and sergio garcia and dustin johnson and all the rest know that, or they should. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with i

and he said that also soon they're expecting another meeting to be held in istanbul. and according to some news that the you and generally a general secretary of the un, antonio tennis or so my join death meeting in his stumble. so based on the information that you are getting from the officials here in ankara that the, the preliminary scheme of the plan that's going to be monitor them coordinated by the united nations. have several, this is stage. so the 1st stage is to clear the mines in the backseat just prior to the war that the ukraine and they were forces left these mines that are not floating in, in, in the black sea. to pro went the russian naval forces, attacking the ukrainian port cities, not the 1st stage. the ukrainian, russian and turkish naval forces are going to collision. there's floating minds from the black sea and in 2nd state that will be a safe on sat close to the port cities of ukraine and all the ships that are carrying the grains from ukrainian port cities are going to come and get that at that safe zone. and at their saves on the russian force

according to analysts who monitor maritime traffic in istanbul straight, boats carrying stolen ukrainian grain are already transferring to the bosporus. >> cilian crui ships and syrian flagships are carryg stolen wheat, mostly through syria. they are attempting to sell it to other parts of the world. there are turkish individuals and companies involved. stopping the russian flagship will require lots of political courage. the key is to nd a satisfacto answer to ukraine's sendary concerns. >> kyiv is open to the pnciple of lifting the blockade on odes. 420 lliotons of graiare waiting to be exported. it doesn't trustussia. if the floating minds are removed, they fear pressure will take advantage of the situation and open another front in the war. >> belgium's king philippe has kicked off a six-day visit to the drc. the trip is seen as reconciliation for atrocities committed under colonial rule. according to historians, millions were killed, mutilated or died of disease. the drc now says it is starting a new partnership with belgium, while not forgetting the cost. the sides be looking to th

countries are repairing ties following the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi in the kingdom's istanbul consulate back in 2018. for more on this, we are joined by my guest lecturer of international relations and party politics at the university of essex. thanks so much for being with us. the crown prince has been implicated in jamal khashoggi's murder by both u.s. intelligence and the united nations. of course, he denies his involvement. does this trip by article mean that turkey is ready to sweep this brutal crime under the rug? guest: good evening. thank you very much for having me. i think one of the issues that will not be part of the negotiations, a theme that will be part -- that will be not touched upon, is the khashoggi case. why? because turkey has instrumentalized this issue and think turkey has instrumentalized this from the very outset, in light of the murder of jamal khashoggi. so i think they are now turning a new pe. monte: they are turning a new page, but erdogan has previously said that the highest levels of the saudi government had ordered the killing. he didn't mentio

and it goes, nations directly, no grains, customer, ukrainian side move away from its agreements in istanbul. now be requirements for security guarantees is one thing. and the settlements of relations with crime, years of us to poll and a dumbass and other be taken outside of those who reasons. so we are back in a dead in situation. you lose 2 people, while negotiations between moscow and keith began. 4 days after russia invaded low level delegations from both sides, 1st met on ukraine's border with bella rules. they came together again in march for a 2nd and 3rd round, where they agreed to form some humanitarian corridors. the 1st high level contact took place in turkey during intense fighting and bombardment in the ukrainian port city of mario pole. 2 hours of talks achieved snow breakthroughs, russia continued bombing on april. the 7th. both sides announced talks were entering a new phase, but despite many round, since no solid cease, fire has been agreed. ah, let's now bring in our guests in liveth demetrius shogi, european program director at the international renaissance foundation in

we meet vsl olu, so i had a grocery store in istanbul. the economist calculates the inflation rate every month, based on actual price increases over the past year. not the government's official rate like a chinese last year. milk cost between $5.00 and $7.00 lira right. that she did right. draw the nicholas 7 laira in middle and now this milk is 2011. it went up. yes. that i, unfortunately with an under could either one a leader of milk for 20 years, roughly one euro 28th loose. i believe's the official inflation rate of 70 percent is incorrect and you can learn public. you use the use a lot of lation rate is at a 156 percent compared to prices from last year and it will continue to go up soon or the government's official inflation rate will break 100 percent and by october or november, according to our calculations, we're headed towards almost 200 percent cities in that they closed the door to get you the dramatic increase in prices is also evident on the street. unemployment is on the rise, and many people have been forced to take on od

after the failure of russian ukrainian negotiations in istanbul at the end of march, russian forces unexpected. they leave the key gen, ego, and soon the regions, it's in fact regrouping some trips get relocated to park of region and dumbass. the 2nd phase of the special military operation begins, is to engage in maneuver warfare throughout the breadth and width of the battlefield. it means that russia is engaged in artillery duels, rushes using artillery to create opportunities by destroying your dog an enemy position. russia has to have a, an advanced logistics capability, capable resupplied troops on the boom. the goal of the 1st phase was to cut down the enemy's combat capabilities destroy military infrastructure, training grounds, weapons, and deployment roads. russia now needs to establish full control over don baths and south ukraine. first of all, it must ensure a land corridor to crimea, increasingly that on a critical illness, healing with who i rosky hughes agree in the play ski school bus, which is totally cascoo from school and you get no, i'm good if you could get those pair here

a ride on the orient express to istanbul was the height of luxury . during the years of postwar recovery, travel became more affordable for your opinions. you could help in a car and head to the coast or even further afield. tourism became a $9.00 trillion dollar industry globally before the pandemic struck. now europeans want to get back out that to asia, america all on safari in africa. our reporter don hitch feds travel to one of these on a new airline. for the passengers and crew of your owings discover flight 138 . it was a special treat of you, of victoria falls in zimbabwe. one of the largest waterfalls in the world. flying so close is normally prohibited, but for the 1st direct flight to the falls by a european airline. flight control made an exception. and once back on the ground, the air bus from germany got a warm reception. after 2 years of pandemic, symbol is hoping to start attracting international tourists again with high ranking government officials were on the tarmac of authorial falls, airport for the welcome party. indeed at transpo

for the turkish president or cons, music is no laughing matter. lou gone long in his home studio in istanbul repel all con dk is recording new songs. despite being in trouble for almost a nautical modem, charge what i enjoy making music and yes and my lyrics. i also criticize what i think's going wrong. her the sure. ah, this is one of the videos for which the turkish president's lawyers have pressed criminal charges against all can go to a distorted photo of red chip tie a bad one. he wraps, send me money. there is also some swearing. that's where all can had to go to court . he was handed down to 14 months, suspend a jail sentence, for insulting the president. founded on the up gardener. i criticized earned on my putting words in his mouth mod, i let him say things that he does. i'm that's criticism, not an insult. in and above all home, it's funny to the river corner, but here in turkey, everything's now a problem. as though everyone's paranoid, anyone who hears a swear word immediately senses a crime. multiple people should relax, not just the president, but every one of the fish heard i