If I said it, you wouldn't believe me, of course…
“Are you crazy or something? Get away from me,” you would say…
You wouldn't take it seriously…
At best, you would think I was “joking.”
But…
“He…”
He says, “There were no cars before me,” and the crowds respond:
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
He continues:
“There were no trains.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“There were no washing machines.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“There were no refrigerators.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“There was no electricity; I even invented the candle. You were sitting in the dark, in the dark.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“I founded the university in Zonguldak.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“I also opened Ege University.”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“Adnan Menderes Airport is my work!”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“I built Esenboğa Airport. Now what do you want, a train station?”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
“Look; the Minister is here, looking at me. Now I am giving my order. Let that station be built!”
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
*
A new one is added every day to these wild, absurd dialogues, all of which are true.
“He” keeps claiming credit for work done years before their own administration, just as he has done dozens of times before.
Such dialogues only happen in kingdoms, sultanates, and tsardoms!
And in insane asylums…
Those who think they are Napoleon are there, as are those who think they are Vlad the Impaler…
The one who thinks he is Hezarfen Ahmed Çelebi and keeps throwing himself off the second floor of the apartment building is there too…
You will find Deli Murat there, as well as Rumi and Neyzen…
And those around them; no matter what these very venerable people say, they approve like “madmen”:
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
*
It’s not one, not five, not ten…
It’s always the same…
He didn't do what he said he did, and he did what he said he didn't do…
He didn't say what he said he said, and he said what he said he didn't say…
It’s always a perception operation…
Always misleading, distorting, and gaslighting!
Meanwhile, ignoring what his rivals have done; fabricating as if they hadn't done what they actually did…
Putting the main opposition leader side-by-side with PKK ringleaders and then being able to say, “If it’s a montage, so what? What’s wrong with that?”…
But my concern is not “him”…
It’s those who listen to “him”…
They approve of everything said…
Instead of saying, “But that university already existed, that airport had already been open for years,” they applaud like “madmen”:
“Bravo, good for you, clap, clap, clap!”
*
If I were to provide just one of these pieces of misinformation, you would attack me…
You would try to correct me…
The pro-government media wouldn't stand idle either; they would make a fool out of me!
“He,” however, has been doing this for years, and the whole world is shaking with applause…
He even says, “Hatay remained poor because it didn't vote for the central government,” in a sense confessing to a “crime,” and some of the people of Hatay, who lost tens of thousands of their loved ones in the earthquake…
They even applaud this…
*
Fine, this gentleman will surely leave one day, but…
What are we going to do about the unconscious or conscious mob that swallows his “disinformation”?
How will we get rid of them?
That is the real issue!
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