Fatih Erbakan supports new 'solution process' with a 'reservation'! Poses a series of questions to the AKP

New Welfare Party (YRP) Chairman Fatih Erbakan made statements regarding the terrorist organization PKK's decision to dissolve and lay down arms.

The YRP leader, who announced that he would support the new solution process that the government calls a 'Terror-Free Turkey', posed questions to the AKP government.

Reminding the public of the separatist terrorist organization PKK's bloody actions in the past, Erbakan stated the following:

"We are following the process closely. When we briefly recall the past, the picture that emerges is a grave one, filled with blood-curdling murders. For 40 years, the PKK terrorist organization has continued its actions in our country and caused the deaths of tens of thousands of our citizens. 

Even if they have taken a decision to dissolve, the murders committed with monstrous feelings and the ambushes laid are before our eyes.

There is no doubt that the PKK is an organization established by foreign powers. It is a terrorist organization established with the aim of preventing Turkey's development and dividing and fragmenting Turkey.

More than 40 thousand of our citizens, police officers, and soldiers have lost their lives; furthermore, our Kurdish brothers and sisters have suffered the greatest harm from this, and thousands of our Kurdish citizens have also lost their lives, been injured, and been negatively affected.

Buses that were stopped and burned because they contained soldiers returning from leave are still before our eyes. The doctors, engineers, and district governors who fell as martyrs are still in our minds.

Families have been torn apart, homes have been destroyed. Along with the loss of life, the loss that this 40-year betrayal has caused our country is expressed in billions of dollars. Our Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia regions have suffered the greatest harm from this.

Under these conditions, we are experiencing astonishment, bitterness, and resentment that members of the separatist terror group are being declared almost like peace ambassadors.

Despite everything, with a cautious and wary optimism, we express that we support the goal of a Terror-Free Turkey, adding a reservation by saying, 'I hope they do not have other agendas. I hope this is not a new version of betrayal or a different phase of terror.'

On this occasion, we commemorate our martyrs and veterans with gratitude.

We are listing our concerns and anxieties once again. We remind you that the answers to the questions we will express here must be provided.

Our first question is: along with the PKK, which has taken a decision to dissolve, will all other affiliated and related organizations also be dissolved?

When and where will the equipment and ammunition of the PKK, which has taken a decision to dissolve, including heavy weapons, be handed over to Turkey?

Who will control, and how, whether the PKK is complying with these commitments, whether it is transferring its equipment and ammunition to parallel terrorist organizations in the field, and whether all of this ammunition has been handed over to Turkey?

While the PKK is taking a decision to dissolve, it is obvious that its main important branches, the PYD and YPG, will not be affected by this decision. In this case, the PYD/YPG, which is on the agenda to become the backbone and main element of the Syrian army, is a serious threat to Turkey. At this point, while the terrorist organization is being liquidated on one hand, is the danger of Turkey being neighbors at the border with a terror army whose main backbone is formed by the PYD/YPG being risked? Have the risks of this been calculated?

Will the actions of the terrorist organization's leadership cadres go unpunished? When and where will the high-level executives be tried?

Is it sufficiently convincing that terrorist organizations and terrorist activities, whose roots and design are abroad, will withdraw from actions against Turkey without gaining new and more advanced positions in Syria? Or is the current primary goal to gain a foothold in Syria, perhaps to become a statelet in Syria, and subsequently to destabilize Iran, Iraq, and Turkey once again?

It is obvious that such plans in the Middle East cannot be realized without the involvement of the US and Israel, which are the patrons, trainers, and suppliers of the YPG and PYD. At this point, where do the US and Israel stand in this process?

What will be given as a reward at the end of this process to the terrorist leader Öcalan, who enables the dissolution of the PKK and who is gaining trust? Is there any bargaining involved in this? Will Öcalan be released, or will he benefit from the right to hope? Will the way be paved for him to engage in politics, or will he be moved from Imralı to Ankara? It is possible to ask dozens more questions.

For example, where does the new constitution fit into this? Who is being consulted behind closed doors, and what is being discussed? What are the articles being considered for addition to or removal from the Constitution?

Will our unitary structure be preserved? Or will Turkey suddenly become a federation overnight?

Along with our many concerns, I underline once again: the US administration, which reminds us of Pastor Brunson every week and supports the PYD and YPG at every opportunity, is not an ally for us, but a threat element. We must be prepared against the US's plans in the region.

As the YRP, we will of course want peace to be achieved. We will naturally contribute to sincere and genuine quests for peace. However, it is important that it be a sincere and non-deceptive quest for peace.

We will be vigilant and prepared against the diabolical plans of the US and Israel, of which we encounter a new version every day."

News Source: 12punto