Wikileaks exposes FILTHY sex emails sent to Turkish President Erdogan’s ruling AKP party

The whistleblowing website Wikileaks has just leaked 300,000 secret emails send by Turkey’s ruling AKP Party.

But this cache is set to leave President Erdogan even more red-faced that anyone expected because it includes loads of VERY rude sex spam emails.

A number of x-rated messages are included in the latest Wikileaks data dump, which was designed to embarass the Turkish government following a failed military coup.

One email was colourfully entitled: “I still remember your magic lovestick vividly.”

Whilst another featured the bold headline: “Want me again? Let’s meet up for some shagging.”

The sex messages will be familiar to anyone who is brave enough to delve into the spam folder of their email account, which is where really nasty messages are automatically hidden away.

It’s unclear why Wikileaks decided to include the sex spam when publishing vast numbers of emails which contain much more important information.

Many of the x-rated messages claimed to be from Russian women looking for sex with Turkish bureaucrats.

“Hi, I am Regina from Russia and I am no string attached, just pure sex [sic],” one spammer wrote.

“Come to me, I’ll show you what a Russian sex and love!” another panted.

A particularly rude message claimed to be from a young lady whose genitals needed some “wild taming”.

Some of the other spam messages offered less-endowed men the change to increase their penis size from one to three inches.

“Keeping your erection and getting stronger, thicker, improved penis can be a very important thing when it comes to pleasing your partner,” one email said.

All the spam emails are likely to be attempts at phishing, the name for a hacking trick which involves fooling people into giving away their passwords or other sensitive info.

It is likely scammers wanted to hoodwink horny civil servants into giving away their details by making them think they were about to get lucky.

Wikileaks eventually plans leak some 800,000 documents in a bid to shine a light on the practices of President Erdogan and his AKP Party. The first tranche was released yesterday and comes from one specific online “domain”.

“The oldest dates back to 2010,” Wikileaks wrote.

“It should be noted that emails associated with the domain are mostly used for dealing with the world, as opposed to the most sensitive internal matters.”

No pun intended, of course.