The people are ruining the Palace's plan
POLITICS SERVICE
The operations, attacks, trustee appointments, investigations, detentions and arrests that have been intensified by the Palace administration are clearly an effort to keep the regime afloat.
The rising social resistance in the country, along with trustee policies, the judicial stick and elections becoming a sham, has made the limitations of the “lone struggle” more clearly visible.
The Palace administration, which recently reached a new level of attack with the appointment of a trustee to the CHP Istanbul Provincial Headquarters, has set its sights on completely eliminating the opposition.
The aftermath of the latest attack, considered a preparation for the CHP Congress hearing on September 15th, has highlighted the importance of the struggle broader segments of the population continue to pursue against the regime. Despite the palace administration's attacks, public support once again proved the sole force preventing the disintegration of the opposition.
The image of a power struggle between AKP President Tayyip Erdoğan and the imprisoned Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu has begun to give way to the spirit of "struggle together" that the opposition, with all its different colors, must raise.
While the Palace administration, which continues its attacks with all the power of the state, also tries to make way by opening gaps in the opposition through individuals, it has become clear that the regime no longer has any legitimacy in the eyes of the people.
Actors within the opposition who were trying to pave the way for the government also found themselves facing rising public reactions.
DEMOCRATIC POLITICS FRONTThe struggle for the country, which has been rising in the hands of women, laborers, and workers along with the resistance initiated by young people since March 19 , has been made dominant in these latest attacks by the regime, with the sentiment of "all together or none of us."
The search for a united struggle against the palace government has once again taken center stage. This trend, which has strengthened the opposition's resilience, has manifested itself in the emphasis on the broadest democratic front, which even CHP leader Özgür Özel has spoken about.
Özel, stating that they were at the beginning of a new era, noted that they would come together with all parties advocating for democratic politics, adding, “We will defend democratic politics as a front.”
ANTIDOTE: UNITED STRUGGLEMoreover, the creation of united struggle grounds is an antidote to all the agendas being discussed and served at the upper echelons of politics in the country following the recent attacks.
The crisis scenarios between Erdoğan and Bahçeli, the democratization expectations that will emerge from the "solution" commission, as well as the struggle experiences of the people raised side by side, have become the strongest barricade against the regime's attacks.
On the other hand, it is being discussed that the possibilities of united struggle go beyond the level of political parties.
In the evaluations, it is emphasized that the opportunities emerging at the level of social resistance come to the fore with a line shouldered by unions, democratic mass organizations, women's and youth organizations, and that the construction of this line is based not only on the common will of the opposition parties, but also of workers, women, youth, and all segments of society opposing the regime.
The biggest task facing the opposition will be to answer the question of how to ensure permanent social and political organization against the regime's increasing attacks.
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