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Will the CHP wash the blood off the PKK's hands!

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I can understand Tayyip Erdoğan.

Since he has long since passed the threshold for transferring power through elections, he is now forced to sit in that seat until his time is up, and that is why he is dependent on the DEM!

He knows that his political future lies in the hands of the registered terrorist in İmralı.

Therefore, he will do whatever the Kurdish nationalists want; let no one have any doubts about that.

The whole issue here is convincing the people of our country.

The government and the DEM supporters have practically mobilized to ensure the CHP takes on this task.

Unfortunately, Özgür Özel is also willing to do so.

Let's not drag this out.

If Tayyip Erdoğan can reach 400 seats in Parliament and change the Constitution, the horse will have long since left for Üsküdar, and after that, neither the CHP nor Özgür Özel will be of any consequence.

We don't know if their tonsils will swell from swallowing their pride, saying "we were going to be the government, weren't we," but we are currently in an extremely difficult period.

It is as if the earth is iron and the sky is copper.

We are looking for a way out.

Let's not lose hope, but it doesn't look easy.

Is there a glimmer of hope?

Let us explain as best we can.

Terrorism is a crime against humanity, and the PKK is a blood-stained terrorist organization responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of people, and the DEM is the political wing of this terrorist organization. Both voluntarily serve Western imperialism. They are the most powerful apparatus in the hands of global capital barons to destroy nation-states in the Middle East, to protect and look after America's interests, to ensure Israel's security, and in short, to implement the Greater Middle East Project (BOP).

They are also aware of the power behind them.

That is why Kurdish fascism, which the West has fed, nurtured, and protected from even the slightest criticism, is burning with the desire to return to the Treaty of Sèvres.

This is exactly the political goal of the Kurdish nationalists who are in bed with the government in Turkey.

We are not writing about unknown truths.

However, what we do not know, do not understand, cannot understand, and cannot make sense of is why the representative of a political tradition that founded the country, carried out the revolutions, liberated the people of our country from being subjects, and accepted everyone as equal and honorable citizens of the Republic regardless of ethnic or sectarian affiliation—the person at the head of the CHP—is so eager to surrender to Kurdish fascism!

Let us ask with an open heart: is the whole issue just three or five Kurdish votes?

Let him not get his hopes up; even if Özgür Özel performed miracles, they would still say, "Didn't you have hands?" and would not give their votes to the CHP.

Forget about the "city consensus" and such. We know very well who was stuffed into the municipalities in return for this. We have not forgotten the nepotism scandal that emerged with the strike in İzmir.

In a general election or a presidential election, if the address for Kurdish votes is not the DEM, it is the AKP. Because the Kurdish voter thinks that political Islamists are much closer to them. Let's move past those who talk big, but anyone who has properly analyzed the political behavior of voters, especially in the Southeast, since 2002 can see this.

Let's come to the "opening" or "unraveling" commission in Parliament.

This is a "betrayal" commission.

Anyone who has voted for the CHP or not, but who sees, feels sad about, and worries about the unfavorable circumstances in which the country finds itself, can understand that this is a trap, an imperialist scheme... is Özgür Özel the only one who is not aware of this?

He came out and said:

"We are entering this commission to work hard, to fight through democratization, to fight for political prisoners, to ensure a new democratic opening, and to fight for all problems to be solved through this if they are to be solved. We are not signing a Catholic marriage in this commission."

Should you laugh or cry!

It is hard to say whether it is political ignorance, incompetence, or a lack of reason and common sense.

If he still thinks he can fight for democracy within such a commission, or save İmamoğlu and other imprisoned mayors, then the CHP members should just lock the party doors and leave.

It means their Chairman has not known Tayyip Erdoğan, the AKP, or the political Islamist mentality all these years.

Not only does he not know them, but he also thinks politics is a child's game, and that shouting until one's throat is torn and speaking with crude language is politics.

What can we say? You might find a virgin in Zürafa Street, but you won't find democratization in this commission set up by the government.

It is that clear! No one should wait in vain.

After all, isn't the very reason for these people's existence to eliminate democracy, human rights, secularism, and the rule of law, and to destroy the gains of the Republic? What have they done in the name of democracy since 2002, other than to poison the roots of democracy in Turkey, for them to take positive steps from now on?

They withdrew from the Istanbul Convention with a single signature, what more is there to say!

Are they going to give up all the positions they have won in line with their own mentality just because Özgür Özel wants them to!

However, the CHP's participation in this commission will ensure the legitimization of the PKK, the washing of the terrorist organization's bloody hands, and the appearance of registered murderers as acceptable and reputable.

Of course, a process of "manufacturing consent" will be rapidly initiated through the CHP, and the Turkish public, or at least the opposition masses, will be tried to be convinced.

Even if there is no success in this persuasion process, since millions will be deprived of political leadership, the government will be able to easily make constitutional changes as if walking through a village without dogs; it will fulfill every demand of the PKK and the DEM supporters and reshape the Neo-Hamidian regime according to the ethno-feudal mentality of the Kurdish nationalists.

Let us write it clearly:

Unfortunately, with his decision to take part in the commission, Özgür Özel has knelt before the Kurdish fascism that the government has fed and nurtured.

Even if he constantly talks big in public, the CHP will be an ineffective element in the commission.

This is as clear as day.

The arithmetic of the members shows that the government components can take any decision they want without needing the CHP. For example, with the İYİP announcing it will not participate, the decision-making threshold in the 48-member commission will mean either two-thirds, which is 32 votes, or three-fifths, which is 29 votes. If it is two-thirds, the votes of the AKP, MHP, DEM, and Yeni Yol will total 32. If it is three-fifths, the 29 votes of the AKP, MHP, and DEM will suffice.

In other words, the main opposition party will be nothing more than a prop.

If they intended to enter such a scheme to send a message to the voters like "We did our best, but the government had other concerns," let us say that this is an extremely wrong calculation. Once they give that image in the commission, there is no turning back from this.

Tomorrow, Tayyip Erdoğan will wash his hands and step aside; the photo of CHP members shaking hands with DEM supporters will become material for the government.

Also, let no one fool anyone.

We know that after coming from İmralı, the DEM supporters put Abdullah Öcalan's list of demands in front of Özgür Özel, and therefore the CHP members know the topics that will be discussed in the commission.

For example, what do they think about the release of Abdullah Öcalan; will they say "okay, God bless you" to PKK members coming down from the mountains and walking freely into Istanbul, Ankara, and İzmir as if they were not the murderers of soldiers, police, teachers, and children, or will they give the green light to changing Article 66 of the Constitution, which regulates the definition of citizenship, and Article 42, which relates to education?

As it appears, they have no intention of objecting much.

We do not know if those who say "They will make the party that founded the Republic destroy the Republic" will be proven right, but let us end our article by saying that the bill for all these concessions made in the hope of getting the votes of a few DEM supporters in the presidential elections will be very, very heavy for both him and the country.