Turkish propaganda can no longer able to polish Erdogan's image

Arab newspapers said the Turkish propaganda machine could no longer polish Erdogan's image in the Middle East after the mask fell and his Ottoman ambitions were revealed in the region

Turkish propaganda can no longer able to polish Erdogan's image
3 April, 2018   10:09

NEWS DESK-The Arab newspaper published an article under the title (Erdogan promotes for his leadership in Arabic world) in which the change in the role of the Turkish occupation in the region and the inability of the Turkish media occupation machine to imitate the image of Erdogan who committed with his army a lot of massacres in the region and was the main supporter of IS mercenaries.

The mask and his policy fell on paper

"Turkey's role as an actor in the Middle East has changed radically in recent years, and Erdogan's policy in the region and its role in the chaos of the Arab Spring have been reflected in that dreamy image of Turkey drawn by the Turkish drama and its" heroism "in Davos, "His defenses" on the Palestinian issue The Turkish propaganda machine is no longer able to restore that image after the mask fell and found the truth of the new Ottoman projects, inside Turkey and abroad, and made what is written in the framework of this propaganda, like a new book recently issued its Arabic version, Leadership For political, "ink on paper".
To win the elections trying to convince world public opinion of the effectiveness of his policies
"The Turkish regime is trying to polish the image of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan not only inside Turkey but also in the Arab region, after losing a lot of its balance and breaking down," the newspaper said. "Today, the Turkish president is in dire need of restoring, even a small part of that picture, as he prepares for a crucial election in 2019, and the consolidation of his power at home is tied to his ability to convince world public opinion of the effectiveness of his policies and its usefulness in his country."

Books promote Erdogan

The newspaper reported that the Turkish media did not stop at the level of news, but rather wrote books about Erdogan and published them in the region. Recently, in Beirut, a book entitled "Erdogan and political leadership" was published, which comes as part of a multi-media effort to promote Erdogan and his character a positive potion within the Arab public opinion.

 It was translated into Arabic and English and later translated into other languages, including Russian and Azerbaijani. Activists on social media wrote that the author tries to confirm Erdogan's credibility In an attempt to expel the counter-image created by the internal and external public opinion of a man based on a zero-problem policy with neighboring countries in favor of his country to the policy of spreading problems in the region in favor of his authority. Arabs like the West know that Erdogan is a troublemaker
"The angle seen by the Arabs, like the West, has changed dramatically in Turkey in recent years, from a model to a problem maker in the region. It is no secret that Erdogan is suffering from erosion of his popularity inside Turkey and the exposure of his project within the region, The Turkish president is facing widespread internal opposition that has emerged since the famous "Ghazi Park" clashes and emerged sharply through the attempted coup in July 2016.

The fall of the Muslim Brotherhood stripped Erdogan of his only horse
The Turkish media pointed out that the collapse of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and their subsequent collapse in the countries of the region stripped the Turkish president of his sole strength to restore Turkish influence to the region. The defeat of his project in Syria against forces such as Russia removed his prestige .

Turkey is a rogue state

Michael Rubin, a researcher at the American Project Institute, described Turkey as a "rogue state." He wrote recently that the administration of former US President Bill Clinton had set limits to the description of rogue states, "countries whose regimes pursue a dictatorship, sponsor terrorism, and do not comply with diplomatic rules." This is true of Turkey, according to Michael Rubin.
"The so-called religious ethnic propaganda feeds the myth that is widely practiced throughout the conservative heartland of Turkey, where no foreign authority or its local agents can test the strength and resilience of Turkish Muslims or weaken them by questioning the divine right of Erdogan "This belief closes the door to self-criticism and leads to the condemnation of all those who question it, calling it anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish."

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