AK Sine

A sine wave or sine curve is a mathematical structure used for modeling and predicting various periodic phenomena, such as the rise and fall of tides, the oscillation of a spring, or the way sunlight hits the ground throughout the day.

For example, if you want to make money, you should exit when everyone else is entering the stock market, or you should buy foreign currency when everyone else is buying gold.

Fluids that have reached saturation can no longer carry the load behind them.

Our friends in the AK Party are also following the sine curve.

But the downward slope of it.

They have been struck by the sine syndrome.

It is no longer possible to reach those friends who once worked with determination to come to power, shaking every hand and knocking on every door.

Their clothes are razor-sharp.

The people cannot find bread, yet they are in a different mood.

They have become quite wealthy, they have grown fat.

They go on vacation to their homes in Europe, and since they have obtained residency permits with investment guarantees, they have no visa problems.

It is as if the ebb of the tide has begun and the length of the shadow has increased.

If the opposition's cadres, who should be turning this to their advantage, do not take the matter seriously, the lengthening shadow will shorten again, or the rise of the tide will begin once more.

Consider yourself warned.