Everyone now knows that the ruling AKP is in search of "new alliances".
President and AKP Chairman Erdoğan continues to give “new messages” in this context.
While HDP visits are a part of this search, it is seen that they wink at the IYI Party, one of the regulars of the six opposition parties!
They are asked, "What are you doing at that table?"
It is stated that it is thought-provoking that the IYI Party has fallen into line with the other residents of the six table.
It seeks answers to the questions of why they are at the same table with them or why they are in the same position.
In fact, all these searches show us only one thing.
AKP is in a “period of confusion”.
If they are in other places where they want to be together, isn't the AKP itself the real culprit?
How can they be considered guilty if everyone has taken care of themselves as a result of policies that exclude everyone and do not accept what they say is true?
In our opinion, a much healthier step would have been taken politically if the President and AKP Chair Erdoğan had asked the following question:
Why aren't we at that table?
Yes, if the question "why are you at that table" directed to the IYI Party members was asked as "why are we not at that table", it would be a much more correct political search.
Obviously, the ruling party AKP is surprised when it sees the parties it wants to see on its side, saying, "Why did it happen like this?"
The only reason this is so is nothing more than the policies they themselves have followed.
Exclude everyone!
Belittle everyone!
Who doesn't like anyone but themselves!
What other result could an understanding that says "whatever we say" expect?
So they will look down on everyone and everyone will be a slave to them?
Politics, of course, does not consent to such a policy.
And he goes into new quests.
Six opposition parties became one of the formulas that emerged as a result of such a search.
It would be much more accurate to try to understand the six opposition parties instead of getting angry.
We hope AKP members understand what the six-tee table wants to do and try to produce policies that are suitable for it!