Pentagon-affiliated magazine claims 'Türkiye’s opposition Is Paving Erdogan’s Path to Victory’

The year 2023 will be a turning point for Türkiye. It is the Republic of Türkiye’s centennial. It is also the ballot and democracy year in which the president and the 28th-term deputies will be elected. Those who lost hope of garnering votes from the people and instead set their hopes on imperialism are doomed to lose. The presidential candidate of those competing for acceptance to find a presidential candidate, the co-conspirators who ran to the U.S., will never be accepted by our people. The People’s Alliance candidate is President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Our candidate and decision are clear. Those struggling with contempt will freeze with these “yes” votes. The 2023 elections will determine Türkiye’s destiny. Either our future will be abased and wasted, or all fears will be destroyed, and all ploys will be foiled with the people’s courage and wisdom. 

The Pentagon-based military analysis magazine, The National Interest, which supports the “Nation Alliance” in Türkiye, claimed that President Erdogan will easily win the 2023 presidential elections because of the opposition table of six’s game of thrones. Months ahead of the historic 2023 elections, The National Interest accused the opposition of paving Erdogan’s path to victory. It is claimed that the candidacy of opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) leader Kemal Kilicdaroglu, who is described in the article as “personable,” may present a great handicap for the opposition. 

 OPPOSITION STRATEGY COWARD, INCOMPETENT, LACKLUSTER, LACKING PROJECTS 

The opposition’s passiveness in resisting the parliamentary bill aimed at preventing disinformation of the public was harshly criticized. It was stated that the Nation Alliance’s strategy is “coward, incompetent, and lackluster.” Kilicdaroglu’s U.S. tour during the parliamentary deliberations was frowned upon. In the article stating that the CHP leader “just bumbled around in the U.S.,” it was added that “there could not have been a worse time to schedule a visit to the United States.” It is stated that the opposition alliance of six are fixated on which party gets to lead, and that the six opposition parties present no exciting vision during the process leading up to the elections to convince the public, and have no information regarding their projects. While it is claimed that the opposition is focused on nominating Kilicdaroglu, the person least likely to be elected, the 73-year-old CHP leader, who was pointed out to never win an election since 2010, was interestingly described as “personable, kind, and uncharismatic.” Though there is concern that Western hegemony will be overthrown by President Erdogan’s likely win in 2023, it is claimed that the Turkish opposition refuses to present an alternative vision to voters and against Erdogan. It is noted that the opposition’s ongoing failure in the last two decades will not change in this critical election as well. 

NATION ALLIANCE WILL LOSE AGAIN 

Though there is concern that Western hegemony will be overthrown by President Erdogan’s likely win in 2023, it is claimed that the Turkish opposition refuses to present an alternative vision to voters and against Erdogan. It is noted that the opposition’s ongoing failure in the last two decades will not change in this critical election as well. Kilicdaroglu, and Good Party’s (IP) top-level officials flying to the U.S. one after the other for acceptance, resorting to the West’s hegemonic power instead of the people’s will, rendered these visits questionable. U.S. President Joe Biden’s project to remove the ruling government in Türkiye by supporting the opposition has become meaningless today. Erdogan’s disinformation law struck a major blow on U.S. plans, as this law largely prevents the use of social media to manipulate voters. 

FELICITY PARTY LEADER KARAMOLLAOGLU CONFESSED NO ‘WINNING’ CANDIDATE IN OPPOSITION ALLIANCE 

Felicity Party (SP) Temel Karamollaoglu who was asked, “Is there any winning name in the opposition alliance of six parties?” responded with a smile: “It’s not so easy to say yes. We need a little more time. Opinions may change over time as well. Different approaches may emerge. Public opinion polls will reveal this. We will determine our opinions in line with [the results of those polls].” Karamollaoglu thus vetoed both Kilicdaroglu ad IP leader Meral Aksener’s presidential candidacy, revealing the opposition alliance’s collapse.