Announcing the sentences of those guilty of absolute nullity is no longer a matter of choice, but a necessity!
Because absolute nullity is not a result, but a cause. The resulting legal situation is the natural consequence of what has happened and what has been done.
In the past, if you called someone a “thief,” their face would turn red. If you called them “immoral,” they would feel ashamed, protest, or even get into a fight.
So what happened?
Through years of perception-manipulation campaigns, lies, theft, irregularities, and brazenness have been normalized. A segment of the public has been led to believe that these are normal. Propaganda, carried out primarily through a media system that has been bought off, has been used to obscure the truth and legitimize lawlessness.
It is no coincidence that, at this point in time, immorality has become institutionalized and shamelessness is presented as acceptable behavior. This is because the fundamental goal of perception management is to ensure that society becomes accustomed to what is wrong.
“Those who chant the slogan ”There is no salvation alone” are defending perception rather than the law in the face of the reality of absolute nullity. Those who manipulate the concept of absolute nullity are, in fact, attempting to legitimize lawlessness and shamelessness.
But the fact remains:
Following the process that has been rendered null and void, the unfinished transactions must be completed, those responsible must be identified, and they must be held accountable.
Both those who create the perception and those who instigate it, as well as those who organize the unlawful acts and all those responsible for the absolute nullity, must face the appropriate punishment under the law.
Because justice is based on facts, not perceptions. And no amount of propaganda can legitimize lawlessness.