It has become a duty to write: No one can be Erdoğan

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has governed the country during the final quarter of the 100-year-old republic.

His power has fluctuated, sometimes waning and sometimes increasing.

He became even more powerful after packing off the Pennsylvanians.

Even though the earthquake disaster posed a problem.

Yet, the Pennsylvanians thought they were more powerful.

They were not.

In fact, it was quite the opposite.

The power of a group that unjustly seized public positions through fraudulent exams was bound to be fake, and that is exactly what happened.

During the period when Erdoğan dominated the country, very serious problems emerged in our region.

The actors of the Cold War were pushed out of the system one by one.

Wars broke out.

Uprisings and rebellions followed one after another.

However, money became abundant.

Oil prices dropped.

Technology advanced incredibly. 

When Erdoğan came to power, there was no FaceTime, Instagram, or WhatsApp, yet he broke the power of the FETÖ coup thanks to FaceTime.

He utilized all the principles of communicating vessels to achieve absolute power.

And he was successful.

He gave the CHP no room to breathe.

The CHP, for its part, had no intention of breathing anyway.

That was until İmamoğlu stepped onto the scene.

With a swift motion, İmamoğlu grabbed his opponent by the waist, lifted his feet off the ground, and then, like a Ferris wheel, spun him around three times, scoring significant points.

Even if not by a pin, he won the matches by a wide margin on points.

He will have his final wrestling match against his true opponent, Erdoğan.

Of course, before Erdoğan, the CHP needs to dismantle its headquarters, which doesn't seem like it will be very difficult.

Citizens do not believe that the CHP headquarters is of sound mind.

Even in these days of hunger and misery, and even during the newborn gang scandal, the public does not look favorably upon the CHP headquarters.

While not being sure if they are truly Republican or Kemalist, the public is not even sure if they grasp the state and conditions of the country.

Those who once mocked Atatürk are now hanging out at the very center of the center, alongside those who called the Turkish army 'massacre perpetrators' while it was suffering nearly nine hundred martyrs within the country's borders.

Anyway, they don't have much time left.

The true defenders of modern Turkey are about to come off the bench.

Meanwhile, comparisons with Erdoğan have begun in order to block İmamoğlu's path.

Some say he is more dangerous than Erdoğan.

Some say Erdoğan is better, 

Some say İmamoğlu would sell out the country, 

Some say he is a contractor from Trabzon; some CHP members have started spreading these rumors.

They are reportedly lying in wait before the Court of Cassation to trip up İmamoğlu.

They are not even hiding what they are doing on the opposition's friendly channels.

Will the public fall for this trick?

Of course they won't.

However, this geography cannot find another Erdoğan or anyone similar to him again.

Do you think there could be anyone else who would dismantle this structure, which is the distillation of the last thousand years and appeared before us as FETÖ, and which has taken the power of certain associations and Second Republicans behind it?

Or, who would stand against someone who wants to dismantle it, given that they could not even stand against Erdoğan?

Imamoğlu is surely taking this still-powerful structure into account, as is evident from the talented, brilliant, republican, and contemporary staff in the municipality he leads; the ruling party's staff does not seem quite the same.

It is not difficult to understand whose back will see the sun with these cadres, whose will not, or who will end up flat on their back.