Performance analysis of the last Turkish State

Because of the earthquake, almost everyone now knows what this thing called Performance Analysis is.

Apartment superintendents show up at the faculty door, asking, “Professor, have the results of our building's performance analysis come out yet?”

When you type it into Google, the following explanation appears:

“Performance analysis is a test conducted to measure the resistance of structures against earthquakes or any other disaster. Whether buildings are under earthquake risk, the degree of this risk if it exists, and the measures that can be taken are revealed as a result of the earthquake performance analysis.”

Following this definition, while these risks are being determined, it is understood whether the building can withstand the disasters it will be exposed to, based on concrete strength, steel yield limit and quantity, and the static algorithm of the project, along with re-applied loads.

Or, the extent of the damage it will sustain is determined.

When I subject what has happened to Turkey in the last 20 years to a performance analysis experiment, it should have already ceased to exist or fallen into the state of a heavily damaged building.

Specifically,

Bugs were placed in the Prime Ministry office,

All ministers and deputies downloaded applications,

The Prime Minister's closest comrades-in-arms turned into moles,

In the great Parliament, praises were heaped upon a madman and a jackal with only a primary school education,

Traitors shouted slogans in stadiums to destroy the republic,

The Cosmic Room was breached,

The Army Commander was thrown in jail on terrorism charges,

Patriotic commanders were handcuffed,

The head of the MIT (National Intelligence Organization) was summoned to the prosecutor's office to be arrested.

A former president, a veteran of November 10, gave advice to the MIT head, saying, 'go and give your statement.'

Secret travel bans were imposed on more than 250 thousand patriotic civil servants,

Almost all administrative officials became tools of the infidel,

University staff positions were handed over to academics who rose through fake exams,

The suspension of important strategic investments was requested.

All exam questions were leaked,

Associate professorship juries were handed over to the 'brothers' (cult members),

TÜBİTAK resources were transferred to the 'brothers',

Therefore,

Its judiciary,

Its civil administration,

Its medical establishment,

Its military academy,

A country whose institutions had fallen into the hands of the enemy should have already ceased to exist.

When I look at all of this, the book 'One Hundred Projects for the Partition of the Turkish Empire (1281-1913)', written by Trandafir G. Djuvara and published by İş Bankası, came to my mind.

The 101st project also failed to achieve success.

Let's say, may the 102nd project meet the same fate. After all, our lands are quite fertile when it comes to raising agents and traitors. As Marshal Mustafa Fevzi Çakmak said, the 'queen's outposts' in the country are always on the job.

They have sworn to appear before us every century, saying if it didn't happen this time, then next time.

Ultimately, because they could not seize the only and last institution remaining in the hands of its own children, the Teşkilat-ı Mahsusa (Special Organization), their enthusiasm was cut short and their ambitions were left for another spring.