A blessing from God for İmamoğlu

There is no one who has not experienced it.

There may be evil in what one sees as good, and good in the opposite.

I am not old enough to write about these things, but it has happened in my own life as well.

Some administrators who tried quite hard to punish me were both dismissed from their profession by decree-law and introduced to prison.

Similar stories are told in abundance in religious literature.

I will not delve too deep and turn this into a theological essay.

İmamoğlu has been inside for two months.

He is being tried in absentia.

Dozens of nonsensical allegations have been made on television so far, but nothing of note has emerged.

Some were like examples of counter-espionage, unbelievable stories of incest thrown out on social media by blue-eyed, blonde women.

Most were based on items not worth stooping to, such as cars or villas, which turned out to be fabricated.

It is obvious that he did not stoop to graft because he had already found his wealth before entering politics.

Luxury cars and the like all turned out to be fabrications.

But one thing that is real has emerged: a few names very close to him, whom he trusted, betrayed their mayor.

They became informants.

I wouldn't even mind if we saw a confession of any real value, but the prosecutor sent the rotten apple right back to prison.

If this process had not occurred, these names would likely have come to critical positions when İmamoğlu became President.

These names, which have no judgment or true value, would have caused bigger problems and would have become a stumbling block for both the country and İmamoğlu.

İmamoğlu would have experienced what the country went through because of the Pennsylvania Neanderthal gang that President Erdoğan once thought were his friends.

They didn't say for nothing that there is a silver lining in every cloud.

Time to weed out the rotten ones...