Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan piled several weeks behind ridicule activists protest against his government at a rally on Sunday and the defense of the riot police water cannons into the crowd launched in Istanbul one day earlier.
Turkish flag looked out the window of the ocean, waving his AK Party faithful in the eastern city of Erzurum, Erdogan praised his supporters and the general public against what he called a conspiracy against his country.
"People see the game from the outset, and frustration, they (the protesters) think that people will say what they say we will burn and destroy and do what we want, but people will do anything," he said. "
Erdogan called on Sunday's mass rally since protests began an unprecedented challenge, his 10-year reign in Istanbul is the fifth.
Instability is triggered, the police used force against opposition plans to develop Istanbul each park activists, but they quickly became a broader show anger growing criticism that Erdogan's dictatorship.
Protests in Turkish society split between religious conservatives emphasize the cornerstone of Erdogan's support and a more liberal Turks have swelled the ranks of the demonstrators.
He ended his speech about 15,000 strong crowd AK Party stronghold throwing red carnations.
March elections
AK Party rally focused on improving the party's support, leading the municipal elections scheduled for March next year, Erdogan said, voters would week unrest, and then give their verdict.
"Out of using their excuse in Taksim Square will be at the ballot box to get their answers," he said.
Erdogan, who won 50 percent support rate in 2011 for the third consecutive election, sees himself as a champion of democratic reform, and has outraged protests and international condemnation mainly from major trading partners, Germany.
Saturday after the clash, thousands of protesters gathered in Istanbul's Taksim Square, adjacent to each park, remember three protesters and one policeman, who died in an earlier protest. Many people refused to leave, ask the police to disperse them.
Erdogan defended tactical police, who also fired tear gas canisters dispersed protesters in the streets nearby cat and mouse conflict.
"Yesterday they want to re-occupy the square. Police patient to a certain point," he said. "When they did not leave the police were forced to get them out."
On Saturday night there is a conflict, riot police fired water cannons and tear gas to break up hundreds of protesters in the capital Ankara.
Interior Ministry estimated that about 250 million people participated in demonstrations across Turkey since the unrest began Milliyet newspaper reported May 31, Sunday.
Around 4,900 protesters have been detained, 4,000 protesters and 600 police officers were injured, the report added.
Interior Ministry also said that the protests have caused 140 million liras (about 7.2 billion U.S. dollars) worth of public buildings and vehicles damaged.
 



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