The Fall Of Turkey, The Rise Of Bitcoin
TYLER DURDEN, 26 April 2021
It never ceases to amaze me how tone deaf those with power are.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is in serious trouble for the first time in his political career. He’s a man staring at a massive electoral problem coming this fall.
Erdogan is currently presiding over an economy in complete freefall. With recent reports of food riots over government handouts of potatoes and onions the news only seems to be getting worse there on the eve of national elections. Continue reading “Article: The Fall Of Turkey, The Rise Of Bitcoin”
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