He has his own agenda, and it involves Sultan Erdogan ruling.

I just can't believe that he wasn't behind this from the beginning...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Suru%C3%A7_bombing

A large group of volunteers was meeting up in the turkish town Suruc, near the syrian border. They wanted to bring humanitarian relief to Syria.
The turkish governor of the region said that there is no threat by ISIS in this region.

A suicide-bomber blew herself up in the middle of the crowd.
Suddenly there were police everywhere and the blocked off the whole square, preventing anybody from entering or leaving the square, including the wounded bombing-victims themselves. They also kept the medics away from people who had just been blown up.
Later, a spokes-person gave the justification that a second suicide-bomber could still have been hiding among the people.

My questions:
- Where did this massive police-presence come from out of nowhere?
- Why would they think that there was a second suicide-bomber?




https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_Ankara_bombings

Turkey had national elections in June 2015. Erdogan came out on top, but a few votes short, so he had to ally with another party to get above the 51% threshold in parliament. He was the election-winner, but did not get enough votes to rule everything.

Erdogan never entered coalition-talks with other parties. He refused to form a government and ran down the clock until a re-do of the election was triggered, because there was no government. The re-do was scheduled for November 1st 2015.

3 weeks before the election, the Ankara-bombing happened (blowing up a huge demonstration against Erdogan's policies), the Turks wanted a strongman and Erdogan won in a landslide.