What did imperialism want from Turkey, and what did it promise the Erdoğan administration?

It is gratifying that the PKK is laying down its arms.

There appear to be two reasons for the terrorist organization to lay down its arms:

First, this organization has committed massacres without distinguishing between Kurds and Turks. In order to incite the local population to revolt, it has hindered investments, remained silent on the continuation of feudalism, and forced innocent people into betrayal at gunpoint. However, this imperialist plan has failed to shatter the brotherhood of Kurds with every other ethnic group in this geography, which has become an alloy.

The vast majority of Kurds, like all other citizens, are happy to have equal rights, to live under the same flag, and to breathe the same air.

No one in Turkey ignores the human rights violations of the past or the persecution suffered by innocent Kurds in the cycle of violence that violence has birthed in the region. The environment that fed the PKK has disappeared, the organization has been militarily defeated, and Kurds who do not want division have not followed the organization. This is the first reason for the laying down of arms.

The second reason concerns imperialism's regional plan.

As stated in the report by the International Crisis Group (founded by Soros), which I wrote about approximately 10 years ago, the plan is working like clockwork... In a report I wrote in 2017, this non-governmental organization proposed that the PKK lay down its arms in Turkey and support the state formation in northern Syria, and that in return, the Turkish state should amend the constitution and grant certain rights, including autonomy and education in the mother tongue, that would dismantle the nation-state...

What we are witnessing today are the results of this plan.

Imperialism has asked Turkey not to object to the second Israel being established in Syria, and even to protect and revive this state; in return, it has offered the Erdoğan administration an invaluable "terror-free Turkey" card.

With this card, the AKP is ignoring the unacceptable expressions in the organization's statement and has begun intensive propaganda as the "government that ended terror."

In the big picture, the organization laying down its arms is very gratifying for our country.

Turkey is surrounded by two-part Kurdish states. In this sense, an operation against Iran is a matter of time.

The big question before us is this:

Will Turkey accept and protect these statelets, or will it continue to view them as a threat to national unity?