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00:00Hi everyone, I'm back with a new stream.
00:03Türkiye is going through a new phase.
00:06Tayyip Erdoğan has pressed the final button to establish the regime he envisions.
00:11There are several turning points in Erdoğan's political career.
00:15Erdoğan has now pressed the button for the final turning point.
00:19To this end, he is making moves to firmly secure certain groups.
00:24He conducts certain tests for this purpose.
00:26To achieve this, Tayyip Erdoğan invents certain collaborations and partnerships.
00:30All of this means that Erdoğan's final decision is that elections are no longer an option.
00:37Erdoğan has risen to a position akin to a spiritual leader,
00:41We are about to enter a phase where Erdoğan is like a sultan who owns all the property.
00:47As I said, there are collaborations for this.
00:49There are measures in place to firmly secure groups that might cause trouble.
00:55That's why there's also the Kaşif Kozinoğlu operation.
00:58There are also things being done to force Ekrem İmamoğlu to his knees.
01:03This includes contacts with Abdullah Öcalan.
01:07All of these make up the package for this final stage.
01:11Today's video will be another informative and packed with content, where we'll delve into all the details of this.
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01:32Today I have an important political video for you.
01:37Now, look, there was a test conducted at Üsküdar Municipality.
01:40Today we understand how important that test was, the test conducted by Sinem Deda Daş and subsequent actions at Üsküdar Municipality.
01:49I will go into details about how this represents a turning point in the history of the Republic of Türkiye shortly.
01:55But first, I need to show you the big picture so you can understand the situation.
02:00Now, I call this the final stage of this process.
02:03Because Erdoğan has actually gone through certain stages leading up to this final stage.
02:08The first of these was the period from 2011 to 2015, folks.
02:13The period 2011-2015 was the period when Tayyip Erdoğan collaborated to realize his presidency in Türkiye.
02:22These were moves aimed at firmly securing certain segments of the population.
02:26Now look, after seeing that Tayyip Erdoğan was able to surpass 50% in the 2010 referendum...
02:32I can now switch to a presidential system through a referendum; I can get this passed in the referendum.
02:38Or he started to think he could get it passed through parliament.
02:41And that's when Tayyip Erdoğan started working on it.
02:45Where will he/she work first?
02:46First, he began meeting with the groups he had been working with until that day, who had supported him on various issues.
02:54Tayyip Erdoğan, naturally.
02:55Who were they?
02:57Democrats in Türkiye, liberals in Türkiye, various civil society organizations in Türkiye,
03:03In Türkiye, for example, the Gülen group, and within their own party, figures like Abdullah Gül, Bülent Arınç, etc.
03:09Prominent figures within the party.
03:12He started meeting with all of them.
03:13And these people did not say yes to the transition to a presidential system in Türkiye.
03:18Because they know Tayyip Erdoğan more closely, that's why he's in such a one-man rule position.
03:25They had information about what Tayyip Erdoğan was capable of doing.
03:29They didn't say yes.
03:31Do you know what happened when they didn't say yes?
03:33Tayyip Erdoğan says all of these are about being a partner, cooperating, forming a coalition,
03:41He gave up on everything, including seeking support on certain issues.
03:44Tayyip Erdoğan got the idea that he now needs to find partners who will say yes to his presidential system.
03:53There is a very famous speech in this context.
03:57What did Aziz Babuşçu, the then-Istanbul Provincial Chairman, say?
04:01"You will see that we are no longer walking together with the people and groups we have walked together with until today," he said in 2011.
04:09And that's exactly what happened.
04:11Tayyip Erdoğan started with the party itself.
04:13Bülent Arınç and Abdullah Gül were discredited, humiliated within the party, all their power was broken, and their cadres were purged.
04:21Starting from the public sector and continuing through the ranks within the party.
04:25After that, Tayyip Erdoğan first alienated the democrats, then the liberals.
04:30Various minorities in Türkiye were within the AK Party; it pushed them out.
04:34He parted ways with the Gülen group, etc.
04:36And he parted ways with all the groups he had been involved with up until that day.
04:42Because she had two new partners.
04:44One of them is Abdullah Öcalan, the other is Doğu Perinçek.
04:48What happened?
04:49Tayyip Erdoğan, who until that day had said "I am the prosecutor of this case," released all the defendants in the Ergenekon and Balyoz trials.
04:57Why?
04:59Because if he released them, he could establish contact with Doğu Perinçek and the nationalist group.
05:05The person who acted as a matchmaker in this matter was Metin Feyzoğlu, who was the President of the Turkish Bar Association at the time.
05:11And later, Tayyip Erdoğan himself became the Ambassador to Cyprus, and now he's an Ambassador somewhere in Europe.
05:17In this way, regarding the part about nationalists, that is, Tayyip Erdoğan has a very deep trauma in his mind related to nationalists.
05:24I'll be there shortly.
05:25Tayyip Erdoğan has firmly secured that part.
05:27This is with the release of the Ergenekon and Balyoz detainees.
05:30Then he turned to Abdullah Hücalan, and a peace process began.
05:33It started in 2011, entered a new phase in 2013, and continued until 2015.
05:39And what did we see in Abdullah Hücalan's notes that were published at that time?
05:43Abdullah Hücalan says, "Let's just look at what we're going to get."
05:46They say, "Tayyip Erdoğan wants a presidential system, let's give Tayyip Erdoğan what he wants."
05:49So Tayyip Erdoğan had found two partners to realize his presidency.
05:55But what happened?
05:57Unexpected things happened.
05:59One, the travel process.
06:00The public reacted negatively during the protests.
06:03The people have seen just how prone to becoming a dictator, and how much of a dictator Tayyip Erdoğan is, during the Gezi protests.
06:12He showed it to the whole picture.
06:13Then, during the December 17-25 period, the entire public saw the truth about how corrupt Tayyip Erdoğan's regime was.
06:22-During the December 25th period.
06:23And finally, Selahattin Demirtaş, rebelling against Abdullah Öcalan as well, entered the elections in the way Tayyip Erdoğan wanted, within the framework of the concept of "we will not let you become president."
06:36Instead of fielding independent candidates, he fielded HDP as a party in the elections.
06:41And all the families involved in Tayyip Erdoğan's presidential campaign are finished.
06:46Along with these three sacayas.
06:49Therefore, the coalition that Erdoğan formed did not work.
06:52And Erdoğan broke up this coalition.
06:54Then conflicts started again, etc. You know that process.
06:58So how did Tayyip Erdoğan realize this?
07:01The state of emergency declared on July 15th, the referendum in 2017 where Atıalan surpassed Üsküdar, unsealed ballots were counted as sealed, and invalid votes were counted as valid.
07:12In 1978, Tayyip Erdoğan finally realized this under those circumstances, and we transitioned to a presidential system.
07:19Now, this was just one stage.
07:20But what Tayyip Erdoğan essentially had in mind wasn't implemented after the presidential system was introduced.
07:25And where did we end up then?
07:27Towards the 2023 process.
07:28The 2023 period is also very important.
07:30The opposition has nominated two candidates.
07:33The municipalities of Ankara and Istanbul have been taken from the AKP after 25 years.
07:38The opposition has two candidates: Ekrem İmamoğlu and Mansur Yavaş.
07:42These people win 100% against Tayyip Erdoğan if they run for office.
07:47After that, Tayyip Erdoğan decided again to forge new partnerships and secure his position firmly.
07:55And remember, during that process, we will be going to elections in the spring of 2023.
08:00Therefore, that autumn and winter are very critical.
08:04Autumn and winter of 2022.
08:06An operation took place in the summer of 2022.
08:10Suddenly, the Necip Hablemitoğlu case was taken off the shelf.
08:14But not in the way it used to be.
08:16This time, the National Intelligence Agency shared all the information it had with the prosecutor's office.
08:24And this is what we learned.
08:26The National Intelligence Organization has information on who committed the assassination of Necip Hablemitoğlu.
08:32They had all the information about who had been following him until that day and how the murder was committed.
08:37But the National Intelligence Organization had never given this information to the prosecutor or the judge until that day.
08:45That was until Tayyip Erdoğan completely seized control of MIT, after he brought it under his control,
08:50until they decide to use it for their own political purposes.
08:54So, it didn't happen like that.
08:56After Hakan Fidan gained complete control at MIT,
08:59Oh, so we have information about who committed the assassination of Necip Hablemitoğlu!
09:03He didn't say, "These murderers shouldn't be walking free; let's hand them over to the prosecutor immediately."
09:07They kept it as a trump card for years.
09:10Now, as we head towards the 2023 elections,
09:13For Tayyip Erdoğan, nationalists are a traumatic figure.
09:17Because during Tayyip Erdoğan's first term as prime minister, the country came close to a coup several times.
09:25And Tayyip Erdoğan blames the nationalists for this.
09:27Therefore, he believes that the nationalists also have international connections.
09:31England, America, etc.
09:32Therefore, there is a trauma regarding the fact that they can overthrow him whenever they want.
09:38And Tayyip Erdoğan always wants to firmly establish this issue.
09:42So what happened?
09:43The Necip Hablemitoğlu case has been reopened.
09:45This time it's a completely unexpected name.
09:48Colonel Levent Göktaş has been taken into custody.
09:51More precisely, an arrest warrant was issued.
09:53He fled to Bulgaria.
09:55He came from Bulgaria, he was brought here.
09:57The requested man was being brought in.
09:59Then there was another man, Captain Gökhan Nuri Bozkır, who was in Ukraine.
10:05A Haber went and conducted an interview.
10:07It was obvious that he/she was in Ukraine.
10:08They just couldn't get it there.
10:09He was brought along too.
10:10And along with these, 11 personnel from the MAK unit, the most elite unit within the special forces, were taken into custody.
10:20So, on what evidence were they detained?
10:23We found out that a file had been sent from the National Intelligence Organization (MİT).
10:26According to the MIT (National Intelligence Organization) file, Necip Hablemitoğlu was subjected to torture for days by 11 MAK (Special Forces Command) personnel on the orders of Levent Göktaş, the commander of the MAK unit within the Special Forces Command.
10:40Necip Hablemitoğlu was followed,
10:41The National Intelligence Organization (MİT) provided the prosecutor with names, images, and details regarding the alleged murder that occurred before the trial he was scheduled to attend.
10:51Do you know what happened?
10:53Suddenly, Doğu Perinçek and the Nationalist Group became loyal to Tayyip Erdoğan's 2023 plan.
11:01So Tayyip Erdoğan tied them to a solid accident.
11:04Afterwards, suddenly, following a solid accident, Levent Göktaş was released, and those MAK officers were also released.
11:12remained.
11:12The Necip Hablemitoğlu case was reopened and shelved, and the people who allegedly followed and killed Necip Hablemitoğlu are currently free.
11:22He is free now.
11:23Because the negotiations there are over.
11:26Everyone fulfilled their part in the negotiation, and then a very crucial name was brought into the picture.
11:33Again, Perinçek, the Nationalists, etc., this group includes a man named Bülent Kuşoğlu who is part of the bloc.
11:39This man was an advisor to Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu.
11:42He is also currently the Deputy Chairman of the CHP.
11:44And this man is the kind of person who brings news from the government.
11:49He's the kind of person who worked with Mehmet Ağar for many years, and so on.
11:51Bülent Kuşoğlu is someone who comes from the bureaucracy.
11:54Bülent Kuşoğlu is the person who whispered the sentence "The state wants you to be the candidate" into Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu's ear, and Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, in fact,
12:06He's very open to hearing the sentence.
12:08You know that famous story about Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu: either you don't run, let Ekrem Başkan or Mansur Başkan run instead?
12:16They are winning and all that.
12:17As Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu himself says, "I can't even stop my own candidacy anymore."
12:22He's saying those famous words that come from the government.
12:25Ultimately, Bülent Kuşoğlu and the nationalist bloc within the Republican People's Party acted together.
12:33And ultimately, within the framework of this state decision, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu became the candidate, and the elections were handed to him as a gift.
12:40This was a very important stage.
12:43This also means Tayyip Erdoğan will be re-elected in the 2023 process.
12:47Now we finally move on to the next stage.
12:49The presidential system was chosen.
12:51After the presidential system was introduced, the opposition nominated two candidates.
12:54The people actually nominated these two candidates.
12:56They were dealt with in this way, through this coalition.
13:00Now Tayyip Erdoğan is entering a new phase.
13:03Because it has now become clear that Tayyip Erdoğan can no longer remain in power with that level of voter support, that popular backing.
13:14The people are determined to replace Tayyip Erdoğan.
13:18Actually, the public has had this in mind since 2015, since those June 7th elections.
13:22But they just couldn't find a suitable candidate.
13:26Now the public has reached a point where they will vote for any candidate who is fighting, who is truly fighting.
13:33will give.
13:34He will give it to any candidate.
13:36The public has reached this stage.
13:37That's it, it's reached its limit.
13:39Therefore, Erdoğan is now moving to a stage where elections are merely a formality.
13:46The final stage, we are now beginning the final stage.
13:50And to accomplish this final stage, we need new coalition partners.
13:55Secondly, mischievous children need to be tied securely to a stake.
14:00So now there's a strategy for this.
14:03Now, I asked, what is the biggest obstacle?
14:07Vote.
14:07It's an election, isn't it? An election.
14:09Now, elections have been held in Türkiye since 1876, all the way back to the Ottoman era.
14:15And choices, good or bad, are being made safely and securely.
14:19And everyone respects the election results, good or bad.
14:23But now we are moving to a stage where the election results will not determine who holds power in the country.
14:34And there are three obstacles before we can move on to this stage.
14:39Tayyip Erdoğan faces three obstacles.
14:40First, the people; second, Ekrem İmamoğlu; and third, the nationalists.
14:45Tayyip Erdoğan, as I said, has nationalists in his mind.
14:48It's trauma because it exists somewhere within the state.
14:51These are people who grew up with the idea of the deep state.
14:54All three of these need to be eliminated.
14:57Now, what did Tayyip Erdoğan do here first to firmly secure the nationalists' position?
15:05Just like the Necip Hablemitoğlu case was suddenly taken off the shelf right before the 2023 elections.
15:12Suddenly, the Kaşif Kozinoğlu file was taken off the shelf.
15:15This time, the Kaşif Kozinoğlu case was taken off the shelf within the framework of the assassination attempt.
15:21And what is involved in this situation?
15:24Hasan Atilla Uğur is there.
15:26And as you know, Hasan Atilla Uğur was also involved in the Necip Hablemitoğlu case.
15:30Şengül Hablemitoğlu is the wife of the late Necip Hablemitoğlu.
15:34He himself mentioned Hasan Atilla Uğur's name in his official statement to the prosecutor in 2019.
15:42He showed the target to the state, but the state engaged in dirty deals, which Şengül Hablemitoğlu later described as vile deals.
15:51That's how they handled the job.
15:53Now Hasan Atilla Uğur is Kaşif Kozinoğlu's cellmate.
15:58Stealing his thousand-page notes and cherry-picking a hundred pages
16:02He who brings it to light and conceals the others, the truly great deeds.
16:06He was also the one who gave her the medication at the last minute, the sublingual injection.
16:10Whether it's sublingual injections or whatever, those are complicated matters.
16:13Therefore, Tayyip Erdoğan is now once again linking the Perinçek group through Hasan Atilla Uğur.
16:20Do you know why?
16:21After Hasan Atilla Uğur was released from prison, he joined the Perinçek group.
16:26He had risen to the position of deputy chairman within the Patriotic Party.
16:31But Hasan Atilla Uğur's background ranges from Şener Er to the Uyghurs...
16:36It leads to other connections as well.
16:38So from there, Doğu Perinçek moved towards the nationalist wing within the state.
16:43Tayyip Erdoğan says he will walk away from this Kaşif Kozünoğlu case.
16:47On the other hand, as you know, there was a journalist friend of mine who was working for the Doğan Group at that time.
16:51He too was unjustly arrested within the framework of this Kaşif Kozünoğlu case.
16:56Of course, they made a move before all that.
17:00Nationalist groups, or rather, names like Hasan Atilla Uğur and Doğu Perinçek
17:06Who is the biggest name in the media like this?
17:09Who is the person with such high ratings who can have such an impact on election results through their broadcasts before the elections?
17:17Oguzhan Ugur.
17:19Hasan Atilla Uğur's son is from Babala TV.
17:22Oğuzhan Uğur is also involved in the friend investigation,
17:24He didn't give a single lira to the Ahbap association, he didn't receive a single lira, and they still threw him in jail in the Ahbap investigation?
17:28Tayyip Erdoğan is once again making this move, this bargaining tactic, to firmly secure the nationalists' position once more.
17:38Kaşif Kozünoğlu started it, and he's doing it again.
17:41Just like Necip Hablemitoğlu did back then.
17:44But a partnership also needs to be established.
17:46Who is the partner?
17:47Abdullah Öcalan.
17:48Now, how were the moves made with Abdullah Öcalan to seize the presidency during the 2013-2015 period?
17:56Now, in a similar vein, Tayyip Erdoğan has once again initiated a negotiation process with Abdullah Öcalan in order to move the country to a stage without elections.
18:08He initiated a negotiation process.
18:09And Abdullah Öcalan looks after his own interests, his own status.
18:13Abdullah Öcalan doesn't care what Tayyip Erdoğan will do with Türkiye, where he will take it, whether he will establish a sultanate or a presidential system.
18:22But they're not paying attention, ultimately, and so this process has begun.
18:25Because last time, Tayyip Erdoğan couldn't firmly secure the Kurdish political movement here due to the Selahattin Demirtaş factor.
18:34Now, through Abdullah Öcalan, the Democracy Party has been crippled and its power secured.
18:41The Democracy Party is no longer an opposition party.
18:45Can we currently call the Republican People's Party an opposition party?
18:48Not.
18:49Can we say this to the Democracy Party?
18:50Not.
18:51What kind of opposition are they offering?
18:52There's nothing.
18:53Tayyip Erdoğan has secured both of them firmly.
18:56Now partnerships have been formed here, and Öcalan is involved again.
19:01National grievances were firmly secured.
19:03How? The period between 2013-2015.
19:05Remember 2013-2015.
19:06The peace process with Abdullah Öcalan continues.
19:08All those involved in the Ergenekon and Balyoz cases are being released as a result of the meetings held with Metin Feyzoğlu.
19:14Perinçek and that group are firmly anchored.
19:16We are seeing the same scenario.
19:18That resulted in the presidential system.
19:20Now, the consequence of this will be a Türkiye without elections.
19:22We are moving on to the process.
19:23But one of the factors I mentioned here is national suffering.
19:28Who is the second factor?
19:29People.
19:30The people need to be brought to their knees.
19:31Now, look, Erdoğan and leaders like him want to instill in the public the belief that elections won't change anything.
19:44If the people believe this and lose hope in elections, then they will have established their real and harmless power.
19:52Now, this requires bringing the people to their knees and convincing them that the election won't change anything.
20:00Because this government cannot survive unless the people kneel before it, and the people are determined to change this government.
20:07Now, for example, go to Azerbaijan.
20:09In Azerbaijan, it's like this.
20:10Father Aliyev was there.
20:12Then Aliyev's son arrived.
20:14Then they'll throw someone out too.
20:15It will continue like this.
20:16The people have no faith that power will change through elections, that the Aliyevs will be replaced.
20:22Go to Russia, Putin will get 70% in the next election.
20:26Can can get 80% if he wants to.
20:27If he wants to, he can get 90%.
20:29They have accepted that Putin will not leave through elections.
20:32Therefore, the election is about Putin being leader until he dies.
20:35This is accepted in Russia.
20:37In Azerbaijan, it's Aliyev, then Aliyev's son, and whoever he decides after him; this is the accepted situation.
20:42That's who Saddam was the leader in Iraq until his death.
20:45In Libya, Gaddafi was the leader until his death.
20:47It's done in different ways in South American countries and so on.
20:51Countries that the incoming leader did not visit.
20:53This cannot be realized unless the people accept it, unless the people kneel down on this issue.
21:00Therefore, the people must kneel.
21:02But there is a very critical threshold when the people kneel.
21:06If the public thinks that the opposition parties are parties that act together with the government, that are part of the government, then the public will say:
21:20These elections are a formality; the public loses all faith in elections.
21:24Or perhaps the public believes that none of the current political figures are truly fighting, that all political figures are fighting against Tayyip Erdoğan or that current one.
21:36If the public thinks they are working with a dictator, they will lose hope in elections.
21:42The people kneel, and that dictatorial leader manages the process as he sees fit.
21:48Now, here we have a key man who ensured that the people in Türkiye did not kneel down.
21:55Ekrem İmamoğlu.
21:57He was thrown into prison.
21:59His property was confiscated.
22:01His son and wife were drawn into this process.
22:05All of his colleagues were thrown into prison.
22:09His reputation was attacked in every aspect, from his diploma to his family relationships, both above and below the belt.
22:19The man was imprisoned, but he's not giving up.
22:23He doesn't kneel.
22:24He turns the courtroom into a resistance arena at every hearing.
22:28He shows the public in every statement that he is not kneeling down.
22:31Now Tayyip Erdoğan needs to bring this man to his knees so that the people can accept this.
22:38Or is there no one fighting for us?
22:41If the people see this, they too will kneel.
22:44Then, depending on the election results, you can do whatever you want; the election becomes a formality.
22:49But the people see a political leader who fights for them, who does not kneel even when he is in prison.
22:56Regardless of whether this political leader is corrupt or not.
22:59They see a political leader who doesn't kneel before Tayyip Erdoğan.
23:03Therefore, the people are not kneeling either.
23:05This is a very critical stage.
23:06This is why Tayyip Erdoğan needs to bring Ekrem İmamoğlu to his knees.
23:10Now Ekrem İmamoğlu is going to Tuzla; he was being tried for allegedly insulting the former mayor of Tuzla.
23:20He was acquitted twice.
23:22They took it to the higher court, and ultimately, a sentence was handed down.
23:25Tüve was sentenced to two years in prison.
23:27We just passed it.
23:27They stripped Ekrem İmamoğlu of his political rights and his right to stand for election because he insulted the Mayor of Tuzla.
23:36Or you insulted a mayor.
23:39Even if you insult the Mayor of Tuzla with foul language.
23:42But can a person really be deprived of their right to be elected because of this?
23:46Does such a thing exist?
23:47But he did it.
23:49Do you know what he wants to achieve by doing all this?
23:51Look, they locked the man in prison, poured concrete over him, confiscated all the assets of his family for seven generations, and made his wife and son the subject of the trial.
24:01He doesn't make the man kneel.
24:02They are still pursuing the judicial process to bring him to his knees; the judicial process, at some point, aims to force Ekrem İmamoğlu to give up.
24:11If they can't make them give up, the people won't give up either.
24:13This is a very important point.
24:15Now look, here we have people that Erdoğan has brought to their knees, and then there's this one who only gave up and withdrew his candidacy: Ekrem İmamoğlu.
24:24That's not enough.
24:25He needs to kneel before the public, okay?
24:28It needs to be shown to the public that he's giving up.
24:32For example, what would you say here?
24:34Sinan Oğan was never really an opponent of Tayyip.
24:36I always supported Tayyip too, though.
24:38How did he bring Sinan Oğan in, practically saying he was one of our own?
24:42The public needs to see it with their own eyes, through a ceremony like this.
24:47This man knelt down.
24:48It can't be done with backdoor negotiations and that kind of thing.
24:51The public really needs to see it too.
24:53Because ultimately, Erdoğan primarily wants to bring the people to their knees.
24:58True dictators bring the people to their knees.
25:00They essentially make the people give up.
25:02Now look, for example, Mehmet Ali Çelebi, right?
25:05He was the future chief of general staff.
25:08He was such a beloved figure among Kemalists and Atatürkists in Türkiye.
25:12Look what they had done for it.
25:14Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, the leader of the CHP, even went to Silivri prison and acted as a witness at his wedding.
25:20Tayyip Erdoğan took over Mehmet Ali Çelebi's party.
25:23They placed a Bentley underneath it.
25:25They printed the money.
25:26He put the badge on, right?
25:28He put on the badge and showed it to everyone.
25:30What is Tayyip Erdoğan demonstrating?
25:32Hey Kemalists!
25:34Look how that man, whom you consider a prince, is kneeling before me.
25:39I showed it.
25:40Bulki Cevizoğlu, an ultra-Kemalist who never stopped mentioning Atatürk in his television programs for years,
25:49A man who called on the army to act in support of Tayyip Erdoğan.
25:52He took that too.
25:53He made him a member of parliament from his party.
25:54He put the badge on.
25:55Look, he's showing it to the Kemalists.
25:57Do you see?
25:57It brings you to your knees.
25:58Therefore, he wants to bring them to their knees as well.
26:00Metin Feyzoğlu said, "I am the greatest Atatürk supporter in the history of the Republic."
26:07That was the guy's mood.
26:09What happened?
26:10He made her kneel too.
26:11He brought her along too.
26:12He served as the Ambassador to Cyprus.
26:14He did it there.
26:14He did it here.
26:15He bound her to himself as well.
26:17He tied Metin Feyzoğlu in front of him.
26:19Other names.
26:20Prosecutor Sayan stated that Nimet Özdemir was most recently in the İyi Party.
26:24After leaving the İyi Party, he joined the Republican People's Party (CHP).
26:29What was he saying?
26:30I am a woman who followed Atatürk's path.
26:32"Of course I will join Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's party," he said.
26:35He cornered her too, you see.
26:36That's how he became a symbol.
26:38He found her through his own family.
26:41It's all through dark, filthy, dirty relationships.
26:43He blackmailed her.
26:45He brought her along too.
26:46He pinned the badge on her.
26:47In the Justice and Development Party.
26:49He's doing this on purpose.
26:50It shows that he brought them to their knees right before the eyes of the public.
26:54E. Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, Chairman of the CHP (Republican People's Party).
26:57Tayyip Erdoğan brought him to his knees too.
26:59In full view of the public.
27:00Deniz Baykal did the same thing to him.
27:02Deniz Baykal will either die.
27:04He's fallen into a wheelchair.
27:05He had even reached the point of saying things like, "I really like Tayyip Erdoğan's Libya policy," while he was there.
27:10He simply knelt down in the same way.
27:12And you already know how Doğu Perinçek knelt down, etc.
27:15There's no need to list names.
27:17The Republican People's Party also had very popular female mayors, didn't it?
27:21Özlem Çerçioğlu, Aydın, Afyon Karahisar, Burcu Köksal, and so on.
27:24He brought them to their knees too.
27:26He always brought these badges and had them pinned on him.
27:28Tayyip Erdoğan is demonstrating to the entire country, with a ceremony, that he has made them all give up and kneel.
27:35Now we come to Üsküdar Municipality.
27:38This is something unique that has been done for Üsküdar Municipality.
27:41Look, trustees have been appointed to municipalities run by political parties.
27:44Administrators have been appointed to municipalities run by the CHP (Republican People's Party).
27:46The mayor was arrested.
27:48But Üsküdar Municipality is showing us the next stage.
27:51Tayyip Erdoğan conducted a test.
27:53Now look.
27:55Tayyip Erdoğan made a statement recently.
27:58He said we will successfully get through the upcoming election.
28:02So, what exactly is Tayyip Erdoğan normally?
28:04We will win the upcoming elections as well, he says.
28:07He says we will overcome this successfully.
28:09Because do you know what he sees?
28:10The public sees the danger.
28:12He will overcome this danger successfully.
28:14The public will overcome this danger.
28:16Because now, this isn't about fear of an election, you know.
28:20Because I explained it to you step-by-step since he set up the system.
28:24Negotiations, collaborations, securing a solid accident report, and all that.
28:27Because he did all of them.
28:29That's how elections are now.
28:31It's one of those items from the "things to get through" category.
28:33So Tayyip Erdoğan is saying that there will be no more elections, no ballot boxes in this upcoming election.
28:39The main system is working.
28:41After that, the election isn't about whether this system will work or not.
28:45The election is one of the obstacles.
28:46Besides, neither the CHP nor the Democracy Party are in the opposition anymore.
28:50He sees Mansur that way too.
28:51In this way.
28:52So, what was the test at Üsküdar Municipality, guys?
28:55This is very important.
28:57Now look at what is being done in the municipalities run by the HDP and the DEM Party?
29:01They are being detained on terrorism charges.
29:03The Ministry of Interior is appointing a trustee in its place.
29:05That's the procedure.
29:07CHP-led municipalities have also done this to some of the municipalities run by equivalent opposition parties.
29:11What happened next?
29:12Most of them are arrested as a result of corruption investigations.
29:15Since he wasn't removed from his position due to terrorism investigations, the process of appointing a trustee in his place is not underway.
29:19So what will happen?
29:21There will be elections for the city council.
29:24So, elections were held in the city council, sometimes they were taken, sometimes they were given.
29:27So, negotiations took place, money changed hands, and all that stuff happened.
29:30In some cases, it was like the CHP (Republican People's Party) split into new parties, so there were people coming and going, something like that.
29:35But Üsküdar Municipality tried a model different from all of these, a model devised by Tayyip Erdoğan.
29:40Do you know what that model is?
29:42Determining election results through the judiciary, police, money, and mafia-like methods.
29:50Look, Üsküdar Mayor Sinem Dededaş has been arrested.
29:55Then, in order to alter the election results, they arrested the city council members.
30:02Then 3-4 city council members were taken and moved to another city.
30:09This was announced by the new party's Istanbul Provincial Chairman.
30:12He said they literally detained him.
30:15Look, this is a mafia tactic.
30:16They detained him.
30:17Then the money changed hands.
30:19Some city council members switched sides.
30:23So, do you know what Tayyip Erdoğan did in Üsküdar Municipality?
30:26He used the judicial system.
30:27He arrested the city council members.
30:29He used the police.
30:31It involves taking some city council members outside of Istanbul and detaining them somewhere.
30:35He used the power of money.
30:38So, the election results were altered by the judiciary, police, and mafia power under the control of Tayyip Erdoğan.
30:48And Üsküdar Municipality passed to the Justice and Development Party.
30:51This is the first time this has been attempted.
30:53It's about the election result being determined within a triangle of judiciary, police, and mafia.
31:00It was tried for the first time in Üsküdar Municipality.
31:02He succeeded.
31:03Then they came out and what did they say?
31:06They said Üsküdar Municipality has returned to its rightful owner.
31:10Now, do you see the danger here?
31:13These men think they are the true owners of the country.
31:18Do you know what they see when any party wins?
31:22The occupier says, "We are the rightful owners."
31:24In other words, they think they own all the property, like an Ottoman sultan or king.
31:33If a piece of property has been severed, it can only be because someone has occupied it.
31:37That's how they think.
31:38Therefore, it was tested in Üsküdar.
31:40This will now be tested in the general elections as well.
31:42This is the stage where general election results are determined through police, judicial, and mafia-like methods.
31:49So we are moving to a stage where the election result does not automatically change the government.
31:57These were the Üsküdar elections.
32:00And this is how the Kaşif Kozinoğlu operation connects the Perinçek team.
32:04This is the process regarding all the negotiations with Abdullah Öcalan.
32:08For Erdoğan, the presidential system was just a phase.
32:12He realized it.
32:12Now Erdoğan wants to move to a process where election results do not automatically change the government.
32:20There is no other option.
32:22We are now in a new phase in this regard.
32:26Now look at the situation in the country: currently, 44% of Türkiye's total voters elect their mayors.
32:38It is not managed by them.
32:39Because Tayyip Erdoğan has either appointed trustees to those mayors, or arrested and imprisoned those mayors through corruption investigations.
32:47he is the mayor now.
32:48Do you see the horror?
32:5044% of Türkiye is not governed by the mayor they elected.
32:56It is run by the man Tayyip Erdoğan wants.
32:59Look, that 44% has gone up to 50%.
33:01Okay, the job's already done.
33:03That's what dictatorship is all about.
33:04What the election result didn't change was who was in power.
33:07Currently, in the mayoral elections, Tayyip Erdoğan has increased his chance of changing the election result to 44%.
33:16It can increase this to 50%, it can even do it to 100%.
33:20Therefore, with Erdoğan completing a process where these election results did not automatically change his position in power, Erdoğan will now become a spiritual leader.
33:30A spiritual leader says there are decisions coming from the heavens.
33:35According to that divine decree, Erdoğan is the spiritual leader, and spiritual leaders remain in their positions until death.
33:43Therefore, anyone who seeks to overthrow the spiritual leader is a traitor and deserves to be killed.
33:48Anyone who tries to overthrow the spiritual leader will end up in prison.
33:52That's how it happened.
33:54Now, the election results are something Tayyip Erdoğan has to get over.
34:00But here, the people have to kneel.
34:03There is a very big obstacle.
34:05In the 2015 elections, Selahattin Demirtaş was an obstacle, now Ekrem İmamoğlu is an obstacle.
34:10Right now, Ekrem İmamoğlu is on a historic mission for the history of the Republic, for the country, for the homeland, whatever you want to call it.
34:20He did not kneel before Tayyip Erdoğan, whether he gets out of prison or not, whether he participates in the elections or not.
34:27If Tayyip Erdoğan doesn't want to force the people to their knees in this country, then Ekrem İmamoğlu shouldn't have to kneel in prison himself.
34:36Because Tayyip Erdoğan wants to bring him to his knees in prison, and he wants to do it in front of everyone's eyes.
34:44If Ekrem İmamoğlu resists, if he resists with that Trabzon stubbornness, this people will not kneel either, and Tayyip Erdoğan will not make this final move.
34:53He/She will not be able to accomplish it.
34:55If the people don't kneel, Erdoğan can dance with Perinçek, or with Abdullah Hücalan, or arrest everyone he can find, but Tayyip...
35:06Erdoğan cannot attain the ultimate leadership, the spiritual leadership, that he expected and hoped for.
35:11Unless the people kneel before him, Tayyip Erdoğan will always live in that fear, always live in that anxiety.
35:17In Türkiye, those who hold power, those who bind the nationalists, those who bind the groups within the state, those who can bind the Democratic Party like Abdullah Öcalan, Kemal...
35:28Men like Kılıçdaroğlu, who are capable of fragmenting the opposition, and the men mentioned above, may be working with Tayyip Erdoğan.
35:34But if the great power you call the people doesn't kneel down, if they don't lose hope, then Tayyip Erdoğan's dream will not come true.
35:44But for that to happen, the people need to see men who are fighting for them.
35:49For this reason, it is very important for Ekrem İmamoğlu to stand tall in prison, but there is the danger of Mansur Yavaş.
35:56Mansur Yavaş has ventured into dangerous waters; I hope he doesn't proceed in a way that shatters the public's hope.
36:06Yes, now we have a second topic, friends.
36:10As you know, I recently made a video about the compass portfolio.
36:15I said that this compass portfolio just appeared out of nowhere.
36:19It has become a fund worth 14-15 billion dollars, it has become enormous.
36:23There are 200-300 thousand different funds within this portfolio.
36:29In total, there is money belonging to 200-300 thousand people, etc.
36:32And they buy up these hollow companies and drive their stock prices up so high.
36:37I even gave the example of Sütaş.
36:39They bought a dairy company that had 17-18 employees.
36:44They've elevated it to a level even higher than Pınar Milk on the stock exchange.
36:48So, terrible things.
36:49Some of the shares I had in Sabancı Holding, my participation house, had surpassed Sabancı Holding itself, and so on.
36:54There's an inflation in the stock market, related to the compass portfolio.
36:57So I made a video suggesting that there would be a huge scam here.
37:00A news story broke yesterday.
37:02Muhammed Yarız, the deputy chairman of Pusula Portfolio's board of directors, has fled abroad.
37:10He crossed the Aegean Sea to the Greek islands by boat.
37:13Today, a travel ban was also imposed on Serdar Turan, the chairman of the board of directors of Pusula Portfolio.
37:21Now, look, Compass Portfolio has two funds called PHE and PRB, after the video I made.
37:29It experienced a nearly 75% drop during August.
37:33There is money belonging to 60-70 thousand people here.
37:36Now look, my participation center is the hub of all this.
37:39A news story came out recently.
37:41My participation house will be sold to Tera Portfolio.
37:45As you know, Tera Portfolio is where the money of the AKP's bigwigs is held.
37:50It's also pulling off scams similar to those in the compass portfolio, but because they have AKP bigwigs behind them, Tera Portfolio is keeping its ship afloat for now.
37:57He's making it float.
37:58Tera Portfolio will buy my house.
38:00Shares in the participation house rose again.
38:03Now, from what I've heard, things aren't going as planned at the Compass Portfolio anymore.
38:09These portfolios are already being upgraded.
38:11It's brought to a point where it's just like a Ponzi scheme.
38:15It has been emptied out since then.
38:17Money has been transferred abroad.
38:18Then it collapses.
38:19It was bound to collapse anyway.
38:21Whose head will the collapse fall on?
38:22It will target 200-300 thousand people who have money.
38:25But the entire process was being monitored by the capital markets board, state mechanisms, the prosecutor's office, and the police.
38:31But since these were also being fed, the compass portfolio remained untouched.
38:34The compass portfolio has now reached the collapse stage.
38:38They emptied it out as much as they could.
38:40But things got a little complicated with my video.
38:43Other factors came into play.
38:46And from what I've heard, Serdar Turhan, the head of Pusula Portfolio, went to see Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz.
38:52And he said, "This participation house, you know, is interest-free banking, and it's aimed at the AK Party's base, at the people who voted for it."
39:00They have money there at the participation house.
39:02If the compass portfolio collapses like this, that wind will sweep away the participation house as well.
39:05Therefore, we'll hand over this participatory house to you.
39:09They've gone too.
39:11They met with Tera.
39:12They had meetings with Tera regarding the portfolio and so on.
39:14It's about the house of participation being sold to him.
39:16Then they will systematically impose the compass portfolio on the public.
39:21Now, I explained this scam in the video.
39:24Didn't the Capital Markets Board see this until I explained it?
39:26After my video, the Capital Markets Board immediately issued a regulation regarding these portfolios and so on.
39:31So, no, but the real deal is that the government saw what kind of honey was in those portfolios.
39:37The government saw what kind of profit was being made in these participation firms.
39:41There is no question of a clean hands operation now.
39:45From here, they will direct this matter towards themselves.
39:49The compass will be the people who invest their money in the portfolio.
39:52The result will be a loss of confidence in the Turkish stock market.
39:55I will be making another video about this compass portfolio.
39:58I will explain it in detail.
39:59It's about Muhammed Yarız and Serdar Turan's work and translations, and so on.
40:03Because, as far as I understand, MASAK and others have also prepared reports on these matters.
40:07We'll get into the details of this in upcoming videos.
40:11We continue to track the scams.
40:13Because the opposition has no business investigating these scams.
40:17Unfortunately, in this respect, the opposition has left the people alone.
40:23Yes, I'd also like to answer some of your questions.
40:27In Hatay, there is not a single difference between Tayyip Erdoğan and Ekrem İmamoğlu.
40:32They're both jackals on the back.
40:33So yes.
40:36"The king said, 'Death is inevitable, death is inevitable,'" said one of them.
40:38Brother, the latest news came from Düzce.
40:41They killed animals, packing them into bags.
40:42Brother, please say something.
40:44Unfortunately, no investigations are ever launched into these matters.
40:48So you mean images of animals being tortured?
40:52Would you say they're like those who slaughter animals in this way?
40:54Like this.
40:55The government only sees these stray animals and the like as a problem.
40:59Let's get rid of these too.
41:00Then massacres of this kind are carried out.
41:04The government is more than happy about that.
41:05He doesn't even care.
41:08Has the public still not woken up? How many times has this happened?
41:10I think the public is awake now.
41:12The public has been awake for a long time, ever since the 2015 elections.
41:16The public doesn't see a leader candidate they can vote for who genuinely fights for them, who has an ambition for power, and so on.
41:23They resorted to all sorts of tricks to prevent the leading candidate from being presented to the public.
41:28Ultimately, it was the people themselves who elected Ekrem İmamoğlu and Mansur Yavaş.
41:31Now let's see what kind of test they are currently undergoing.
41:35Despite being imprisoned, I think Ekrem İmamoğlu is doing quite well on this test.
41:38Now we'll see how Mansur Yavaş fares in the test.
41:41Let's see how Mansur Yavaş will pass this test.
41:45The conflict between Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
41:48Yes, it's about the relationship between Saudi Arabia and Yemen, or more precisely, Iran's use of Yemen to supply Saudi Arabia with oil.
41:53Because Iran, the more it raises oil prices in the world...
41:56He believes that by putting pressure on the Western world, these attacks against him will stop.
42:01In this context, yes, after what Yemen has done recently, or rather, the moves made by the Houthis...
42:07Saudi Arabia has halted oil shipments.
42:10This means price increases on everything, from needles to thread, for people living all over the world.
42:17Let's see how much longer Trump and Netanyahu will continue with these moves against Iran.
42:25You also destroyed Aydın Doğan.
42:27Aydın Doğan shot himself in the foot.
42:29Can I deposit money into my phone account, or will it be lost?
42:32I wouldn't recommend investing in any of the current funds, guys.
42:37God is my witness that the country is being governed by foreign powers.
42:41"There are millions of sheep herds in this country that people don't know this," a friend said.
42:46Yes.
42:48Mr. Güven, they are even conducting operations with the gendarmerie in Taksim.
42:51Why does Tayyip distrust the police?
42:54The tension is more between the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office and the Istanbul Police Department than between Tayyip Erdoğan and the President.
43:00This started when Justice Minister Akın Gürlek was the Chief Public Prosecutor of Istanbul.
43:04So there is tension between Selami Yıldız, the Istanbul Police Chief, and Akın Gürlek.
43:10Therefore, he always had the gendarmerie carry out most of these operations that could become popular in the public eye, for example, most of the operations carried out by Ekrem İmamoğlu.
43:17He's trying very hard to prevent her from writing anything to the police, from writing anything to Selami Yıldız.
43:21Because what promises did Selami Yıldız and Akın Gürlek originally make when they came to Istanbul?
43:25Both of them will take down Ekrem İmamoğlu, together.
43:27Then they will both become ministers. One will be the Minister of Interior, and the other the Minister of Justice.
43:30Akın Gürlek became the Minister of Justice, but because he kept having the gendarmerie carry out the operations, and also due to the tension between them, Selami Yıldız became the Minister of Interior.
43:38Unfortunately, that didn't work out.
43:45"Oh God, the earth is in need of your justice," said one of our friends.
43:49Yes.
43:49Someone asked what happened to Öncü Sönmez.
43:52To my knowledge, Öncü Sönmez continues to live in America.
43:57Three ministers' iPhones were subjected to a cyberattack. What's the situation?
44:01So this isn't very surprising, it's related to how well protected the ministers' phones are.
44:07Or, if the intelligence agencies of all countries can hack into the cell phones of ministers in other countries, then they will do it.
44:15But the important thing is to prevent this from happening, to stop it, to constantly monitor it.
44:22Normally, there are things that the state doesn't manage in relation to this.
44:25For example, when a minister's or a director general's phone breaks down, they don't just take it to a regular repair shop.
44:31A unit has been established within the police intelligence service to deal with this.
44:35The phone will arrive there and will be repaired there.
44:38Therefore, only this unit can see it.
44:39Therefore, the security of these individuals' phones, such as those of ministers, etc., is the responsibility of the police intelligence and the National Intelligence Organization (MIT).
44:46If they couldn't detect it, that's the real problem.
44:50Otherwise, other countries would naturally try to infiltrate.
44:54Brother, if there were five more journalists like you, the country would be in a very different place.
44:58So, I hope there will be five more journalists like me, but there are some great journalist friends out there, friends.
45:04There are more than five of them, but it's a bit of a matter of interest.
45:08Yes, I'd like to end today's broadcast here.
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