A rehearsal for September 15?

Abdulkadir Selvi wrote that after Gürsel Tekin was appointed as a trustee to the CHP Istanbul Provincial Presidency, "Calculations in the CHP have become complicated. A new equation has emerged... Furthermore, this decision is also in the nature of a rehearsal for the decision that will emerge on September 15."It is possible...

It is possible...

So, will the government play its "absolute nullity" card all at once on September 15?Or would it be more advantageous for them to hold this card over Özgür Özel like the Sword of Damocles until the eve of an early election?

Tayyip Erdoğan has hardened his resolve.He is clearly signaling that he will not hesitate to use every legal and political instrument at his disposal.

The political climate is becoming increasingly tense as the date approaches.All eyes are now on the steps the opposition will take in response to these maneuvers.is in a state.

It is clear that they are in a great hurry.

Without wasting any time, they want to encirclethe CHP from all sides and bring it under control.

Let's say, on September 15, the key to the CHPis in Kılıhanded it to Kılıçdaroğlu.

What happens next?

Let no onedoubt that things will get messy.

His arrival, Gürsel Tekin's entry into the Istanbul Provincial Presidency via police intervention, is by noit will not resemble it. While not as numerous as those spewing hatred, there is aconsiderable mass that supports him.

This shouldnot beignored.

After that point, the possibility of the CHP being splitin two like a watermelon isout of thelet's not see.

Who knows who will be around by the extraordinarycongress on September 21...

Tayyip Erdoğan's hat has produced a dozen rabbits in oneweek. we all know that they have the capacity and skill to bring it out.

Let's be honest and speak the truth.

Things are going exactly as the government wants right now. By keeping the CHP on theagenda, debating it in the publiceye, and constantlybattering it through thejudiciary, they are draining its energy to "oppose"is steering. While Turkey is going downhill like a truck withbroken brakes, the main opposition party, in which millions have placed their hopes, is preoccupied with traps set by the government through the judiciary.

While thisis the case, Özgür Özel is ignoring the realagenda of my fellow citizens;for example, the cost of living, the situation ofretirees, minimum wage earners, and farmers; the publicequalization in poverty and destitution; the state of education and healthbeing in apitiful state, the plundering of the country's land and resources, femicides, and the streets becoming increasingly unsafe... it is possible to lengthen the list;all of theseproperly to bringto the forefront is very meaningfulwill not be.

As a figure of speech, at rallies three, five sentences is noteither. Shaking the governmentthrough these... Unfortunately, todayunder the current circumstances and conditions, itdoes not seem very possible.

The issue is not limited only tothese.

More painful and more dire is that the government is using the CHP - unfortunately with Özgür Özel's involvement throughthe commission in Parliament – the betrayal process is escaping theattention of the people of my country.

What is truly important is this!

The fed pressand those who see fit to label themselves asopposition news channelsby focusing on the imprisonment of CHP mayors, the testimonies ofconfessorsthe party convention process; in short, the internalturmoil within the CHP, whileignoring the fact thatKurdish nationalists are becoming partners in the title deed of the countryit keeps the processof making terroristslegitimate, acceptable, and credibleout of the public eye.

While the potential reactions of the people of my country are being kept under control, public opinion is being slowly prepared for a Turkey adorned with Tayyip Erdoğan's “Turk-Kurd-Arab” dream.is being accustomed to Turkey.In Ahlat, the "Lasttroubledperiod we have reached. With a little more patience, effort, and attention, thistroubledperiodwill also pass, and we will reach our intended destination with easeit is not in vain that he says, 'we will arrive'.

The government has quickened its pace.

If things continue this way, before long the neo-Hamidian regime will have become normal for all of us. That is why we should conclude our article by saying that this issue, which the CHP is currently fighting tooth and nail over, concerns not only the CHP but the future of us all.