The ones, who desire to turn Turkey into chaos and a war field through terror waves, are pursuing every type of evil alliance, bombing act, massacre and black propaganda. PKK slaughtered our policemen, who were sleeping in their homes, and shot our soldiers. They are burning construction equipment and waylaying. They are setting fire in the streets of our cities. PKK is fighting from four angles. Unfortunately, HDP also doesn't abstain from propagandas that support, mask and present this as legitimate. HDP Co-Chairman, Yüksekdağ, made the “ten thousand armed youngsters” threat during the religious holiday. When Turkey rightfully started an operation against ISIL, DHKP-C and PKK terrorist attacks, she started using the statements like “temporary war government in order not to form a coalition and make peace”. Do they think that Turkey is stupid, democracy is their toy and Kurds are slaves they can use as they please? The Co-Chairman of a party, which became a deputy, entered the parliament and on top of that received 13 percent of the votes in the elections, is saying this. This language is a war, mountain and militant language that strikes out democracy. It's representing the “political violence period” that didn't adopt political civilization.
After all, if Turkey doesn't say stop to a terrorist movement, which sheds blood everywhere, kills policemen at their sweet will and administers the region, then it means Turkey is already finished. Because, like all the other governments, this government's primary duty is to prevent the sovereignty of the community from getting under the control of illegal factors and provide their safety. Thus, the government presented a determined and versatile “war against terror” practice after the Suruç massacre. I guess the people shouting for peace want the government to sit back and watch the terror. Because, there won't be any peace before securing the property, life, business life and etc. of the citizens. There can be peace by preventing the terrorist organizations. This was the most important part of the Resolution Process. However, the PKK movement only approached the matter from the angle of expanding their dominance area. Thus, Erdoğan's worry is right on the spot; “We have a security weakness” and “we are mistaken at the present point we've reached in the Resolution Process”. These statements are showing that, at the highest level of the government, there is a confrontation on the matter of the Resolution Process and a revision in the strategies implemented. After all, the operations directed at war against terror are already showing us the first step of this new situation. That is; zero tolerance. Because there was serious perception forming in the community that the Resolution Process is only serving the PKK. The votes that went from AK Party to MHP are telling us this. This even had a partial influence on the votes that went to HDP. Because, the community will lose their belief against a government that cannot provide their safety against a PKK that encumbrances their willpower with arms!
At this new stage of the Resolution Process, there will be zero tolerance against violence. The ones, who doesn't cancel out their relations with terror, and the ones, who doesn't keep their distance against the PKK, will have to “bear the consequences” as Erdoğan stated. HDP is at a great junction at this point. Will they carry the Kurds to democracy and pave the way for their representation there, or, will they call the Kurds to fight against all the elements of Turkey? From now on, the party, which emphasizes peace, democracy and human rights principles in all of their statements, will be compelled to put a clear and net distance between them and the methods, organizations and relations that walk all over those. If they don't, they will pave the way for their own liquidation. Because, according to the legal system, the propaganda of terror is forbidden! HDP even already has a couple attitudes on this matter. However, maybe for the sake of the Resolution Process, those have been overlooked until now; just because it was a transition period. However, we can see from Erdoğan's statements and recent operations that from now on things will not continue this way. After all, even in the most democratic countries in the world (the U.S., England, France, Denmark, etc.), no political party can defend arms in the parliament. If there is democracy, there are no arms; if there are arms, there is no democracy!
