The tape conspiracy and the 'not enough but yes' process are back on stage...
Former YARSAV President Ömer Faruk Eminağaoğlu has claimed that a new version of the "not enough but yes" process is being put into action. Eminağaoğlu noted that the tape conspiracy orchestrated against the CHP during the lead-up to the 2010 constitutional amendments has today been replaced by diploma and party convention lawsuits.
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Former President of the Association of Judges and Prosecutors (YARSAV) Ömer Faruk Eminağaoğlu stated in a post on his social media account that the "not enough but yes" process has been restarted in Turkey and is this time being staged under the name "Terror-Free Turkey."
Eminağaoğlu stated that a "tape conspiracy" was orchestrated against the main opposition party of the time, the CHP, to ensure the 2010 constitutional amendments could be easily implemented, and noted that a new version of the same strategy is being applied today.
Eminağaoğlu's post is as follows:
The tape conspiracy and the 'not enough but yes' process are back on stage...
Was a TAPE CONSPIRACY not carried out against the CHP so that the 2010 constitutional amendments, through which Turkey was shaped by the "not enough but yes" process, could be easily realized...
The "not enough but yes" process continues under the name of a Terror-Free Turkey and with its new components.
To ensure this process and a new constitutional amendment can be realized more easily, the CHP has once again been placed in the crosshairs. DIPLOMA AND PARTY CONVENTION LAWSUITS against the CHP have taken the place of the tape conspiracy.
All of this is also aimed at reshaping the CHP, which opposed the March 1 memorandum, and consequently, the Republic itself!..