He had opened an office after the convention: It has been revealed 'what Kılıçdaroğlu is doing'

What former CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu has been doing since the elections is a matter of curiosity. 

Kılıçdaroğlu, who goes to the office he opened in Atatürk Neighborhood, explained how he spends his days by saying, "It was not really possible to question things and delve deeply into issues while in the midst of active politics. However, these types of discussions are extremely important. Especially if you don't have a time constraint."

Sözcü Media Group Ankara Representative Saygı Öztürk, in his column today titled 'What is Kılıçdaroğlu doing?', conveyed Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's remarks as follows:

"OUR TOPIC IS ALWAYS HOW OUR COUNTRY CAN BE SAVED FROM THE TROUBLES IT IS IN"

"Actually, my days are busy. Sociologists and philosophers coming together, the topics they focus on are very interesting. When a historian is also among them, the conversation becomes very meaningful and deep. One of the topics discussed was the 'middle class.' This deepens the issues we talk about in politics even further. We will come together at the office again on December 6 to continue our conversation. Later, we will meet with a group of faculty members from Middle East Technical University. We will talk with them about the situation and developments in other countries and in Turkey. Undoubtedly, these are extremely useful meetings. There are those who come from former and current public bureaucrats, and from former and current political figures. These are not just CHP members; there are also people from different political parties. Our topic is always about how our country can be saved from the troubles it is in."

"THE DIRECTION IS NOT A GOOD ONE"

"There is a very serious impoverishment in Turkey. The middle-income group is the most sensitive segment of society regarding the understanding of morality and justice. But the middle-income group is shrinking, and decay in society is deepening. Decay and moral collapse in society have increased even more during the period of a political party that has 'Justice and Development' in its name. The direction is not a good one. Moreover, they claim they are doing everything 'in the name of religion.' People now see their poverty as fate. That is why they do not seek their rights, they do not question. On one side, there is moral decay, the destruction of the sense of justice, and impoverishment. But on the other side, the person does not ask those who cause this why they have impoverished them, why the sense of justice has disappeared, or why they have fallen into these situations; they do not question. They see even their impoverishment and moral decay as the will of God."

News Source: 12punto