Critical message from Yavuz Ağıralioğlu to Erdoğan: We will save you
Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu leveled criticisms at AKP Chairman and President Erdoğan during the opening of his party's provincial headquarters in Tokat. Referring to Erdoğan's political career, Ağıralioğlu stated, "We will save you from this trouble."
Anahtar Party Chairman Yavuz Ağıralioğlu held the opening ceremony for his party's provincial headquarters in Tokat.
In his speech at the opening, Ağıralioğlu made critical remarks regarding President Erdoğan's political career.
Ağıralioğlu stated that the country experienced abundance and prosperity during Erdoğan's "apprenticeship" period, but that problems increased during his "mastery" period.
"I WISH YOU HAD ALWAYS REMAINED AN APPRENTICE"
Yavuz Ağıralioğlu said, "Mr. President, we saw that fiscal discipline was not compromised and election economics were not implemented during your apprenticeship period. However, what has happened during your mastery period makes one wish you had always remained an apprentice."
Continuing his speech, he said that Erdoğan speaks comfortably due to a lack of opposition, and that this situation has led to the government not losing public support despite failing to fulfill its promises.
Ağıralioğlu concluded his remarks by saying, "He says he will die in this lying world without seeing an opposition. We will save you from this trouble too, Mr. President."
The opening ceremony concluded with Ağıralioğlu and his companions cutting the ribbon.
News Source: 12punto
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