Can Dündar: ​Kılıçdaroğlu, Erdoğan’ı kurtarabilir mi?

Let's leave aside all the political analysis; there's a very simple truth: People are fed up with the politicians who have worn out their batteries, become weak, and whose arrogance has clouded their judgment, politicians who have taken away the last quarter century from us… Especially Erdoğan… People are tired of listening to his frowning face, his grim expression, and his invariably angry speeches on screen every day; especially the youth, especially the youth… It's easy to say: this is 25 years of weariness… A quarter-century of disillusionment… How much longer can you keep a society with an average age of 35, who are crying out, "Get off our backs!", in your old cage? How much longer can you stand against the rising youthful energy? Can 77-year-old Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu save 72-year-old Erdoğan, even if he carries him on his shoulders? Can he stop the rise of 50-year-old Özgür Özel? Could Celal Bayar stop Adnan Menderes? The War Has Been Won Could İsmet İnönü stop the young Bülent Ecevit? Didn't Demirel, a figure synonymous with politics, lose to the young Tansu Çiller? Could Necmettin Erbakan resist Erdoğan's energy? See for yourselves: people are fed up, they've had enough of you… Your ominous ambition, your unceasing envy, your clinging to power even when you can't walk, your fossilized politics… When Erdoğan realized he couldn't walk alone, he found two crutches: one is 78-year-old Bahçeli, the other is 77-year-old Kılıçdaroğlu… And yet he's sending delegations to 77-year-old Öcalan, hoping he'll save him… He's hoping for help from 79-year-old Trump. Do you think he can walk? The Erdoğan-Bahçeli-Kılıçdaroğlu-Tom Barack coalition is dragging the Republic of Turkey towards Ottoman dreams, a dynastic regime, and a return to Lebanon. It's no coincidence that Kılıçdaroğlu, who until yesterday was asking "What business does Turkey have in Libya?", has suddenly started talking about the Ottomans. He's fallen for the US-backed argument, "Forget democracy. The Ottomans were good," and is taking revenge on the people who didn't elect him. But it won't work. You won't find peace in a flea market. At best, you'll face resentment. 83-year-old Doğu Perinçek tells Özgür Özel, "You don't have armed forces, how will you come to power?" Perinçek knows well from the day he greeted Kurdish guerrillas in the Bekaa Valley that if you anger a people, armies may not be able to stand against you. The day may come when those who command those armies will have to go to the door of the man they imprisoned, begging for reconciliation. Let no one despair: These are the birth pangs of change… their lifespan is about as short as Donald Trump's. Turkey's youthful energy, embodied in figures like Özgür Özel, Selahattin Demirtaş, and Erkan Baş, along with the accumulated anger of society and the shifting political balance, will soon shake off this power-hungry old guard and usher in a brand new era. Join this channel to enjoy exclusive benefits:    / @ozguruzradyo   ⚡ Support independent journalism by joining our YouTube channel: https://ytube.io/3Z4N Follow us on social media! 👇🏼 ▶️ Twitter:   / ozguruz_org   ▶️ Facebook:   / ozguruz.org   ▶️ Instagram:   / ozguruzorg   ▶️ Subscribe to our channel!    / @ozguruzradyo