(MENAFN) Leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who describes himself as a protector of traditional Islamic ethics, has once more branded the opposition as “LGBT” and asserted that the liberal Western philosophy is not ever going to “infiltrate” his governing party or its nationalist associates.

On Sunday evening, Turkey’s Supreme Election Council announced Leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s conclusive victory against Kemal Kilicdaroglu. In the runup to the voting, Erdogan had frequently accused the opposing and his associates of being pro-LGBT, and stated parallel charges in his victory address in front of a proud crowd in Istanbul.

Naming off the parties in Kilicdaroglu’s six-party National Alliance bloc, and a pro-Kurdish political party, he inquired followers if they agreed that CHP, HDP, IYI and “some little guys next to them” were all “LGBT,” to the inspiring cheers of the horde.

“But can LGBT infiltrate the AK Party? Can it infiltrate the MHP? Can it infiltrate other members of the People's Alliance?” the afresh-reelected president continued to enquire rhetorically – announcing that his governing coalition and its associates are always going to stand in protection of Turkey’s traditional morals.

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