9 TEMMUZ'DAN SONRA TÜRKİYE'DE NE OLACAK?

While we might think we're watching a fierce political battle, convention debates, and constitutional wars on stage, have you ever considered what agreements are being signed behind the scenes? We're going beyond daily politics and opening that box, asking, "What is our problem?" We're deciphering how the minds at the highest levels of the state that formulate constitutional strategies and the "rebellious traditionalist" minds within the main opposition converge on the same concept of "Patriotic Left," and how they jointly sharpen the sword of "Absolute Nullity." We're setting aside names, logos, and badges, tracing only the words, concepts, and calendars. Why did the broad-based opposition structure shaped around Özgür Özel and Ekrem İmamoğlu become the target of a simultaneous operation? What does the hardening climate, culminating in the handcuffing of young comedian Deniz Göktaş, tell us about the limits of the state's rationale? Most importantly, while the massive NATO Summit, attended by Trump and world leaders, was underway in Ankara on July 7-8, why did Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu bypass domestic politics and declare that "Turkey is not an outpost of NATO"? And why did Ekrem İmamoğlu, upon leaving the courtroom, persistently ask, "What will happen in Türkiye after July 9th?" The answer is simple, yet terrifying. After the global cameras shut down and the foreign guests leave Ankara, will the button on that political guillotine, kept in its sheath, be pressed to design a tamed, inward-looking, and "systemic" opposition? Enjoy the show.