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SerseriAşıkThe Turkish Prime Minister ruled out the claim that he would become a tyrant if his Justice and Development Party (AKP) is not closed in the case currently before the constitutional court in an exclusive interview with Hurriyet daily's editor-in-chief Ertugrul Ozkok published on Sunday.

"I don't know what the result of the case will be. I hope a decision beneficial for our country will be taken. What I can tell you It is impossible for me to behave with hate and animosity to my public" Erdogan said when asked his attitude on a court ruling for the non-closure of the party.
Erdogan also said "Those who give this argument don't know us. The two foreigners who know us best are Sylvio (Berlusconi) and Tony (Blair). I am called Tayyip or Uncle Tayyip when I am together with the public. They don't even know Recep (Erdogan's first name)" when reminded of the claim of his beginning to behave as a "tyrant" was published in the Economist magazine.
The Economist said Erdogan refused to consult his opponents when passing the law to allow girls to wear headscarves at universities. Critics say that his major election win turned his head and he accepted no advice and no criticism quoting an Linkleri Üyelerimiz Görebilir. UslanmaM Üyeliği İçin Tıklayın deputy and also added "He’s become a tyrant" citing the same source.