Erdogan’s daughter, rotten plant watered by absence of state law
The family of Turkish President
Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been indulging in corruption and supporting terrorist
groups. One member of Erdogan’s family stands out as one of the most
corruptive, namely Sumeyye Erdogan.
A published investigative report
by Global Research has revealed that Erdogan's daughter is running a 'covert'
hospital exclusively to treat wounded Daesh terrorists.
The secret military hospital is
located in the southeastern Turkish city of Sanliurfa.
The Global Research further
observed that this is not the first time that the London-educated daughter of
the Turkish president Erdogan has been linked to Daesh, the terror group.
Sumeyye, according to Global
Research, has faced severe criticism on more than one occasion for announcing
that she wanted to travel to Mosul to aide the local residents living under
Daesh rule.
Sumeyye took advantage of her
father’s authority and position to reach decision-making in Ankara and evade
the law to collect her large fortune, moreover, her ambition grew outside the
borders of Turkey to reach extremist groups in Syria.
Another evidence on her
corruption is the recording that Turkish media outlets published in 2013
exposing an agreement between Sumeyye and a businessman who offered her a bribe
in exchange for a building license on a non-urban land. The bribe was two
villas in Urla, İzmir.
Although the Turkish prosecutor
has opened an investigation into the incident, accusing Sumeyye and the
businessman of corruption, Erdogan intervened and sacked the interrogators, to
be acquitted later, exposing the collapse of the rule of law in Turkey.
The Turkish Intelligence later
tried to gain Sumeyye popularity by faking an assassination before she was
declared candidate at the Parliamentary elections that were conducted in 2015.
The Turkish authority thought of
this plan after Erdogan failed to cleanse the reputation of his daughter with a
large media campaign after she was proven involved in corruption cases and
accusations of supporting terrorist groups in Syria.
Her kindness and help to
extremists made her way into their hearts; Daesh Emir Berlin-born Cumali Mol
posted on Twitter in 2015 that he has intentions to marry Erdogan’s daughter,
Sumeyye. This was considered by the Turkish opposition as a natural reflection
to how she gets along with extremist groups.
While Bilal Erdogan is considered
the most active in business, Sumeyye shines in politics as she has been within
the rows of the Justice and Development Party since 2010 as head of external
affairs. Some members within the party even see her as a powerful successor to
her father.
Sumeyye was born in 1985 in
Istanbul, she is Erdogan’s youngest daughter. She graduated from Araklı High
School in Trabzon. After completing her education in 2005, she received her
master's degree in economics from the London School of Economics.
In 2013, she was one of her
father’s advisers when he was Prime Minister then, and once he claimed power in
August 2014, she resigned from her voluntary work as an adviser to Ahmad Dawood
Oglu, the secretary-general of AK Party, after four years of working with him.