İYİ Party leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu joins 'daycare' debate: 'Whose access to services are you blocking?'
İYİ Party Chairman Müsavat Dervişoğlu has joined the 'daycare' debate between the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality (İBB) and the Ministry of National Education (MEB). Dervişoğlu stated, "Who benefits from these daycares? Mothers who work day and night benefit from them. Whose access to services are you blocking?"
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İYİ Party leader Müsavat Dervişoğlu is speaking at his party's group meeting.
Dervişoğlu is expected to respond to MHP leader Bahçeli regarding his "Öcalan" call.
RETIREE CONGRESS
Highlights from Dervişoğlu's statement are as follows:
We will hold a Retiree Congress on December 7, where we will address the problems of retirees. We see violence as one of the most vital issues for our country in general. In the last 10 years, 200 thousand of our children have been subjected to sexual abuse. Nearly 5 thousand known femicides have been committed in the last 10 years; the scale of this brutality is higher than these figures, and its impact is deeper. Monday was the November 25 International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. The Governor's Office closing the roads is a manifestation of this. Whenever they are cornered, they talk about religion and faith. I do not know if the faith they mention is the same faith you are talking about.
They are unjust, they are guilty, and they are in the grip of fear precisely because of this. We will not be afraid, we will never refrain from resisting. We will continue to stand by Turkish women, shoulder to shoulder in their struggle, with our fists in the air in the squares. The voters who brought them to those offices are waiting in job queues and in front of public bread kiosks. The solution is clear. The way to tear down this wall of truth is to tear down the walls of lies. My dear nation, the cycle of violence, abuse, and crime directed at women is the result of this.
This gang said in the statement of the bloody baby killer that there was a fight over patients in hospitals. A hospital-customer relationship has been established. Babies have been sacrificed to this relationship. This is the tip of the iceberg. The person who is the Minister of Health and the Provincial Health Director says, 'Why should I resign?' Your duty is not to fulfill your duty to the Turkish nation, is it? You are tasked with serving the interests of the Palace, Mr. Minister of Health; our eyes have remained blind and our ears deaf to the bargaining over the lives of babies.
Those who claim to govern the state are also corrupting those who do the work. Because the President and his ministers, who are now nothing more than secretaries, do not do other work, the municipalities are doing the work.
DAYCARE DEBATES
Who benefits from these daycares? Mothers who work day and night benefit from them. Whose access to services are you blocking?
They do not want to end poverty, they want to deepen it. These are the tools to destroy us. These tools must be destroyed. By replacing poverty with wealth, they are turning health into a system rather than a sector.
They think that this order will continue like this, that we will get used to this order and remain silent. We will not be among those who are mistaken. Our courage will not be broken either. Everyone must be certain of this.
Those who can escape the laws once are able to place themselves above the laws. Social rules are collapsing.
Education, health, and social security mechanisms are contributing to wealth and income inequality instead of ensuring fairness.
'I WILL GO TO THE EARTHQUAKE ZONE IN DECEMBER'
In the earthquake zone, people are still homeless, still in containers, and still helpless. It is our duty to be a remedy for that trouble. During December, I will go to the earthquake zone, primarily Hatay, to see what has been done and what has not been done on-site, and I will share the results.
LIEUTENANTS CRISIS
Erdoğan visited Brazil. Our citizens realized they could not eat red meat. He approved the import of cattle from Uruguay. A Turkey that does not support its farmers but imports livestock is the Turkey they call 'domestic and national.' I cannot understand what kind of agricultural policy it is to put our own farmers in a difficult position.
They are being accused of damaging the reputation of the Turkish Armed Forces. The reason given is disrupting discipline. When did they disrupt that order? They have tarnished the reputation of the Ministry of National Defense.
What is the point of entering into a conflict that will create social outrage over young lieutenants? Do not darken the future of these young saplings. Those lieutenants are our youth who should be embraced, not dismissed.
IS ERDOĞAN BEHIND BAHÇELİ?
Devlet Bahçeli says he stands behind his word to the end. We are wondering whether Mr. Erdoğan is behind Bahçeli or not. I am waiting for a statement; I hope he will put the nation's heart at ease. The task of politics is to solve this impasse. Turkish politics has begun to reflect a sense of irresponsibility like never before.