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AKP figure makes 'The fortress can no longer be conquered from within' remark after CHP congress! 'Results cannot be achieved with Trojan horses'

AKP MKYK member Orhan Miroğlu made striking assessments following the 22nd Extraordinary Congress of the CHP, where Özgür Özel was re-elected as chairman.

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The CHP held its 22nd Extraordinary Congress at the Nazım Hikmet Congress and Culture Center under the slogan "No to coups, no to trustees." Özgür Özel, the sole candidate at the congress, was re-elected chairman after receiving 835 of the 917 valid votes cast.

Former AKP deputy Orhan Miroğlu made notable statements on his social media account following the congress. Miroğlu stated, "The fortress can no longer be conquered from within! Results cannot be achieved with the Trojan horses used to conquer the fortress from within."

In his remarks, Miroğlu noted that certain political methods used in the past are no longer effective and that such strategies actually strengthen opponents. Stating, "The era of swords and shields has long since closed. We are in the age of artificial intelligence, and there are unlimited possibilities, remedies, and alternatives for everyone to fortify their fortress," Miroğlu expressed that the Trojan horses used in politics and the media are no longer of any use.

Miroğlu's post is as follows:

'The comments made and articles written after the CHP Congress held yesterday, including Abdulkadir Selvi's column, suggested that certain methods used in the harsh power struggle processes that have been experienced in this geography for a thousand years and have exhausted everyone, including those who resort to them, have backfired significantly and, contrary to what is thought, have not weakened the opponent but rather strengthened them.

The era of swords and shields has long since closed. We are in the age of artificial intelligence, and there are unlimited possibilities, remedies, and alternatives for everyone to fortify their fortress.

The fortress can no longer be conquered from within!

Results cannot be achieved with the Trojan horses used to conquer the fortress from within.

Because these methods go no further than being a source of income for the Trojan horses used in politics, the media, and so on!

I hope everyone will mind their own business after this latest experience.

By the way, while we are at it, it is useful to remind this once again:

In light of the latest internal experience, the external Syria policy should be reviewed, and tactics and strategies that cannot go beyond being poor copies of the "Trojan Horse" strategy should be abandoned!

Trusting Trojan horses in this era has always resulted in disappointments!'