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There are children in the 'defense fund tax', but no cronies!

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A tax has even been introduced on money that citizens don't even have, how about that?!

It seems there will be an annual deduction of 750 TL from those with a credit card limit of 100,000 TL or more...

As far as I know, the Turks will be the only nation in the world to pay tax on money they do not possess...

Tax on a limit! 

Not on your earnings... we will be paying tax on a possibility...

It is a sign that the treasury is completely empty...

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However, the government, unable to say "we have bankrupted the economy," has based this rain of taxes that defies human logic on a "sacred" cause...

In other words, they will once again extract billions from the pockets of the citizens they have instilled with fear... 

So that no one can object or make a noise... 70-80 billion TL, which will become permanent every year, will be collected from the impoverished public who are left bare-headed and barefoot...

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What is it... Apparently, Israel is going to declare war on Turkey...

Apparently, the defense industry needs money... 

AKP Group Chairman Abdullah Güler based the mandatory fund deduction on the possibility that "Israel's next target will be Turkey." Güler stated, "While we are geographically right in the middle of all these hot developments, we need to make our defense industry stronger than ever."

Look at what the "Israel will declare war" statement is being used as an excuse for... 

On one hand, the political scene is being told to "align behind the commander-in-chief," while on the other, the groundwork is being laid to collect money and introduce additional taxes. 

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By all means, make the defense industry as strong as possible... 

Build the region's most powerful army, the most impenetrable borders, and the most unassailable airspace...

But what is this about taxing money that the citizen doesn't even have, namely credit card limits?

How can there be a tax on the possibility of spending, on a limit?!

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A tax on a tax will be paid...

Depending on the type of tax return, between 308 TL and 600 TL will be deducted for the Defense Industry Support Fund...

A fee of 750 liras will be collected separately from both the buyer and the seller in real estate transactions, 375 liras for other transactions at the land registry, 3,000 liras for new vehicle registrations at notaries, 1,500 liras for second-hand vehicle sales, and 75 liras for other transactions. 

Citizens are already paying other taxes on all of these transactions...

Children haven't been forgotten either!

A 20 percent Special Consumption Tax (ÖTV) is being introduced on drones, the entertainment vehicle of the new generation, and all kinds of flying toys! 

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The AKP, which did not forget young people buying cars, the 'sitting ducks' who pay their taxes, or even children for the defense industry fund, has once again ignored its cronies and those who suckle from the treasury when it comes to collecting taxes... 

No regulation has been made to transfer a single penny to the defense industry fund from those who profit from zoning scandals, mining pillage, or those who have grown rich from bridges, roads, airports, and hospitals...

There is no tax for the cronies who fly high, but there is for flying toys! 

Why? Is this country only the homeland of the worker, the laborer, and the retiree? 

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When you put an end to corruption, waste, and extravagance in Turkey, you can pour resources into the defense industry like rain... but that is not in the AKP's nature. 

The statement that 'Israel will declare war' and the perception created through it were signs of an effort to establish a new political and economic order...

As I see it; 

the drums of war will not be enough to cover up the economic crisis...