Vural Savas, chief prosecutor of the Supreme Court of Appeals, grants me a call after each of his outbursts to try to convince me that the stand he has taken is correct. This time he didn't do it, so I'm left all alone, without his guidance, to reach to the conclusion about his well-being. There is a huge contingency of officers allocated to guard them. Politicians are guarded, and rightfully so. So are high bureaucrats and top judges.
Big businessmen walk around with their bodyguards in attendance.
The security sector has lately become a lucrative business. Import German law for criminal procedure in full and the English anti-terror law and the Greek press law in part. He also demanded the right to bug telephones and open up private correspondence without a valid court order. Very clever of him. Whatever he asks, he asks them to make Turkey less democratic, but he uses laws that exist in democratic countries as a pretext.