die angeblich boomende türkische Wirtschaft , T-Lira im freien Fall

With the Turkish lira in free-fall, Recep Tayyip Erdogan looks less like a prospective Ottoman caliph than a garden-variety Third World strongman whose patronage machine ruined the national currency.

ErdoKhan hat die Währung ruiniert!

Since then, the Turkish market has lost two-fifths of its value in
dollar terms, and the Turkish lira has fallen farthest of the world's major currencies, close to its 2009 crisis low. Turkey's financial unraveling has only begun.

Turkische Markt hat 2/5 seinen Wertes verloren und die T-Lira wird beschleunigt fallen bis jetzt von 0,87 auf 0,55 zum $

Turkey's supposed return to world power has captivated the foreign policy punditeska for years. In April 2009, President Barack Obama made Turkey his first overseas trip and hailed his "model partnership" with the country's Islamist leader as a pillar of America's relationship with the Muslim world.

During the first weeks of the so-called Arab Spring, countless commentators hailed the "Turkish model" as a template for democratic reform in the Arab world. Political models are like automobile models, I offered at the time: you can't have them unless you can afford them. Turkey was not a paragon but a rickety platform, I argued ( The Heart of Turkness), Asia Times Online, March 23, 2011). It turns out that even Erdogan can't afford the Turkish model. He has been living on borrowed time, literally.

die ganzen Lobhudeleien , der Stärke der sich als Weltmacht bezeichnenden Türkei , auch inm arabischen Frühling erweisen sich als heisse Luft


Bank credit is rising at a 30% rate for households and a 40% rate for business, after adjustment for inflation. The country's GDP growth at an 11% annual rate in the first quarter - the world's highest - because the credit bubble boosted domestic demand.

"Turkey’s current account deficit is a frightening 8 per cent of GDP and is expected to hit 10 per cent before the end of the year

Credit Rate steigt auf 40 inflation jetzt im 2. Quartal weltweit die höchste =11%

Erdogan's bubble recalls Argentina in 2000 or Mexico in 1994, where a brief boom financed by short-term foreign capital flows led to currency devaluation and a deep economic slump.

Erdowahns Luftblase ist de gleiche wie 2001 in Argentinien , wo das Land pleite ging

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Zeigt er doch , das das ganze türk. Model , welches auf heisser Luft und auf Islamisierung gesetzt hat zum Platzen verurteilt ist