The Diyarbakır gathering of the 'opening' advocates!..

In his holiday message, Erdoğan explained that with the resolution of the problem in northern Syria through consensus, our security concerns have eased, the opening process with the PKK has been relieved of a heavy burden prone to exploitation, and Syria's territorial integrity has been preserved, stating, "Turkey, with God's permission, is safe, in capable hands, and is advancing step by step toward its goals under the management of experienced and qualified cadres."

His partner and the architect of the opening, MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli, also likened Turkey's strengthening of its internal front at the right time, with the right steps, right politics, and strategies, while regional and global balances are being overturned, to a "peaceful flavor akin to a holiday," and described the goal of a "terror-free Turkey" as "the Turkish nation's holiday in the new century and a season of peace without winter."

Let us start with the "solution" in Syria; what kind of integration of a terrorist organization into the Damascus administration is this, where the "Rojava autonomous administration" declares a general amnesty on the occasion of Newroz and Ramadan? Or how is a prisoner exchange of 600 people taking place between the Syrian administration and the terrorist organization YPG? It means there are two separate administrations in charge!..

Let us come to the PKK opening in Turkey; it had decided to dissolve itself and lay down arms upon the instruction of the terrorist leader in Imralı, and had even burned 30 Kalashnikovs in a cauldron, and there was no bargaining or give-and-take process, right?

Well, what about the words of Murat Karayılan, one of the terrorist leaders in Qandil, from a few days ago?

After warning that April would be a critical month of decision for Turkey and the Kurdish issue, and commanding, "Laws focused only on the disarmament of the guerrillas will not be enough... The Kurdish existence must be accepted not only in words but also in writing and legally. As long as the Kurds do not attain legal status and the freedom of leader Apo, the architect of this period, is not ensured, the problem cannot be solved in a deep-rooted way," he listed the following threats:

"We are not without options. If there is a solution, we are ready, but if a lack of solution develops or comprehensive attacks are carried out against us, we are more than ready for that too. We are continuing our preparations in this regard. Without falling into complacency, we must be cautious against any situation. We are in a period where there are two-way possibilities, and we are organizing ourselves according to both options."

What a coincidence; DEM co-chair Tuncer Bakırhan also argued that while borders in the Middle East are bleeding, the spring air blowing in Turkey due to the process should have a meaning and a response, saying, "The Iran issue should accelerate our process. Turkey can become an exemplary model country in the Middle East by solving the Kurdish issue through democratic means. We all see how protected democratic countries are and how safely they live."

In short; they will "democratize" Turkey with a gun held to our heads... And the government will take "concrete" steps in April with the excuse, "Let us act quickly so that the war in the Middle East does not affect the process. In such an environment, no organization may want to lay down its arms completely."!..

DİYARBAKIR 'LAW'

As is known, the posters containing the holiday message of Istanbul Metropolitan Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu, who was nominated for President by more than 20 million people and against whom there is no finalized conviction, were removed by Highway teams in Trabzon. Minister of Transport Abdulkadir Uraloğlu also called the posters "contrary to the law."

What happened at the Newroz celebrations in Diyarbakır the other day? Let alone the posters of the terrorist leader in Imralı, who was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment, the posters of the terrorists who attacked TUSAŞ two years ago and martyred 5 of our citizens were unfurled.

They had a terrorist who burned 12 citizens to death in Istanbul in 1991 give a speech.

Someone who was released from prison last July after serving 33 years and who read the message of the terrorist leader in Imralı also called the terrorists "our martyrs."

But, what a wonderful country it is that none of these were found to be "contrary to the law"!..

Let us look at the message of the terrorist leader read in the Diyarbakır square.

Again, he talked plenty about "peoples, peace, free life, democratic nation-building, democratic integration, democratic modernity, democratic politics, communal life" and asked for "overcoming narrow nationalist understandings" and "leaving behind the disease of nationalism and sectarianism."

In short; the terrorist leader also effectively said that he had "trampled all kinds of nationalism underfoot."

His party's co-chair, Tuncer Bakırhan, on the same square, as if to say "Enough of the talk, let's get to the point," listed the PKK's conditions as follows:

"Kurds want their identity to be recognized in Turkey. They want education in their mother tongue. They want constitutional guarantees. They want local democracy. They want equal citizenship... Kurds want to be partners in governance. Kurds no longer want to debate with the state, they want to negotiate... On February 27th, Mr. Öcalan made his historic call. A year has passed. The guns fell silent, the guns were burned... Now it is the state's and the government's turn. It is time to move from words to laws, from wishes to guarantees, from promises to action... Those in prisons must now be free... Those on the mountains should be able to participate in democratic politics, those in exile should be able to return to their homes... Mr. Öcalan's status and working conditions must be secured by legal regulation... The way for Mr. Öcalan to meet with his people in this square must now be opened."

Bakırhan also made a so-called call to the "Kurdish people"; he emphasized that "democratic unity among Kurds is no longer a preference but a historical necessity, and that democratic unity must be established without delay while the region is going through a deluge."

FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF THE COLONIAL GOVERNOR

Tom Barrack, the colonial governor of the region whom child-killer Trump sent as his Ankara Ambassador, also stated that he was "admiring" the peace process between Turkey and the PKK around Newroz and made the following statement:

"I think this is a 40-year dilemma of confusion. When you look at the peace process being carried out, there are very good professionals. Under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Hakan Fidan and İbrahim Kalın have done a great job in engaging with Öcalan and other Kurds. And I think this road is longer. This covers all the pieces of misunderstandings between the four major countries where Kurds live. It is an opportunity to bring everyone together and allow Kurds to determine their own lives. That is why I am hopeful for the Kurds. Syria has been a great example of this. Integration with the SDF and the oppressed Kurds is going well. I have also just started looking at the Iraq file. I also admire the Barzani and Talabani families. Kurds are wonderful and their history is wonderful. Their legacy is impressive. It is sad that they have not been able to establish their own state over time. That is why I understand that they are disappointed. But the hope is that they can now achieve the prosperity they deserve through integration in the countries where they are located."

In the context of this "greater Kurdistan" picture that Barrack drew without naming it, let us convey the Newroz speeches of the SDF members, the Barzanis, and the Talabanis.

Masoud Barzani, who connected live to the program organized by the "Kurdish diaspora confederation" in Bonn, Germany, spoke of "four parts of Kurdistan," "the people of Rojava," and "the peace process in Turkey," and wished for "his brothers in Eastern Kurdistan (Rojhilat) to be protected from the war in the region."

Nechirvan Barzani, who sent a message to the Newroz program in Diyarbakır, emphasized that "ensuring peace in Turkey is a historical duty and in the interest of both Kurdish and Turkish peoples, and even the entire region," and asked for more steps to be taken.

Ilham Ahmed, the co-chair of foreign relations of the so-called "Rojava autonomous administration," whom Turkey is looking for with a red notice, said in her video message sent to Diyarbakır that she believes the process that has started in Turkey will provide a permanent political solution in terms of the rights of the Kurdish people, that the greatest potential of the Kurds is in Turkey, and therefore the process also guarantees the future of Kurds in the entire Kurdistan geography. Regarding the Iranian PKK, Ahmed also said, "A new process is being experienced in Rojhilat. The end of the regime that has been taking Kurds to the gallows for years is approaching. This is a process of alliance and unity of the Kurdish people."

Another name whose message was read in Diyarbakır was Bafıl Talabani. Greeting the terrorist leader as "comrade Apo" and claiming that he would come to his service as soon as possible and that they would see each other in a free environment, Talabani stated the following:

"What is valuable in this sensitive period is our unity, the unity of the four parts of Kurdistan... The PUK has always existed for you... I have a trait, and I am fulfilling it here too. I promise you all, you will not be watching me on video next year. Next year I will be at your service."

Stating that these messages of Barzani, Ilham Ahmed, and Talabani were published only in Kurdish on the DEM website, let us finally read the Newroz message of Mazlum Kobani, the head of the Syrian PKK, whom Turkey is also looking for with a red notice.

He also said, "With the hope that this year's Newroz will be the foundation of Kurdish national unity, the protection of our people's gains, and the securing of the Kurdish people's constitutional rights."

This is what they call an "opening"; under the guidance of the USA, they are laying the foundations of "greater Kurdistan" right before our eyes!..