What was presented as “change” in the CHP was actually a purge operation. The duo of Özgür Özel and Ekrem İmamoğlu put the party through a money filter. Qualified cadres, those with ideals, those who were in the public were pushed aside one by one and replaced by “quantity”. And that quantity is obvious: elegant dresses, luxury hotels, villas on the Bosphorus, apartments with sea views... Luxury vehicles bought with the people's tax, “party meetings” held in five-star hotels, private lives financed with the people's money.
Those who came with the promise of change soon established a much more luxurious and glamorous version of the old order. Now the same scene is everywhere: allegations of bribery, torpil, corruption in tenders, the luxurious lives of mayors... In some municipalities, “lover” scandals, perverted images and rumors of immorality have become so common that the party has turned into a scandal factory. From Istanbul to Ankara, from Izmir to Antalya, news of corruption and immorality in CHP municipalities are exploding one after another. What the people applauded as “change” was in fact a process of decay in which quality was replaced by luxury and principles by comfort.
When Özgür Özel took office, he made speeches about “renewal” from the rostrum. Ekrem İmamoğlu also deceived the public as “the people's municipality”. Today, they have come to the opposite point: a management understanding that swims in luxury with the people's money, cries “political lynching” when criticized, and tries to cover up moral decadence.
This “change” has transformed the CHP from the party of the people into the party of the elites and luxury lovers. Quantity is high, quality is zero. Elegant clothes, no conscience. Luxury villas, no honesty. Bribery, corruption and immorality are wrapped around the CHP flag.
People see it now: This is not change, it is just a rent system in disguise. A more expensive, more gaudy, more immoral system.
Lives with plenty of quantity and zero quality. Impersonal people who do not realize that a political career has a public place and who are defined by the government as having no caliber. .
Özgür, with his smiling face, pretends to say hello to the Fetö, and together with the masked Fetöists, they are running to their end with their disguised world in which they turn Atatürk into a hollow slogan.
Change is unqualified and only a Benjaminite fact remains!