The coalition talks between the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and the Republican People's Party (CHP) yielded no results.

Talks were made on a coalition which the AK Party base in particular could not accept and made clear that it could not stomach, a coalition in which it would obviously be extremely difficult for the two political parties to reach agreements on fundamental concepts. And even if such a coalition was to be formed, it wouldn't continue for long. It was as though they wanted to achieve the impossible.

Had the coalition been formed, it would have been a miracle and the continuation of the formed coalition would also have been a miracle. Whatever points the public opinion and political decision mechanisms were at in the beginning of the talks, that was the result. On the morning of July 8, the Turkish public opinion said, "A re-election is the only solution to this." At the point we have reached, the opinions on the day the coalition talks failed are no different from those on the morning of July 8. There was no use forcing the impossible, and Turkey has no other choice but to take its normal course and go to the polls again.

But what is more important is what comes after this. The election is not the only item on the agenda. Although coalition talks were made with maturity, there is a will that is not mature, that is ugly, has interests that come before Turkey, and is attempting to design internal affairs in accordance with these interests.

This will start a new pre-election project and dragged Turkey to such a point. The project based on the principle of sacrificing President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and distancing the AK Party from power was an intervention on the national will from the outside, and they started to make efforts to try and shape the government from where they left off.

After the elections, we saw how they provoked terror to push for a coalition, how they used it as an element of blackmail against the entire nation. For days they worked on a bloody scenario to try and force the AK Party into doing certain things. They provoked terror and gave the message: "The only thing that can end this is an AK Party-CHP coalition." They were the ones who had also campaigned for the Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP). They were also the ones to determine the HDP's position post-election.

So what now?

Since the AK Party-CHP coalition didn't happen, they are now going to activate retaliation attacks.

They are going to attempt great operations through terrorism, blood shedding, economic crisis, social chaos and street movements.

They are going to try and take revenge from the AK Party, but they are going to take revenge from Turkey. They are going to want to shoot President Erdoğan, but instead they are going to gun down Turkey.

They are going to prepare disaster scenarios for Turkey. They are going to invite the chaotic storm in the Middle East inside.

They are going to make room for and give tenders to all anti-Turkey organizations, imperial powers and writers.

Had the first formula been successful, they were going to form the kind of government they wanted and design the internal power structure. They were going to attempt tutelage through the coalition. Then, Turkey would undergo radical change in its foreign affairs, allowing them to drag Turkey to the old nation-state borders.

The perspective of nationalization, localization and strengthening were going to be for nothing. The AK Party was going to be taken hostage, unable to move. This was the plan. They were never going to be able to achieve this in an AK Party government, yet this as still their dream.

The plan that was made ahead of the election was actually slightly different. Those who brought the HDP to the forefront were going to convince the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) to form a trio partnership. A kind of "Sisi Coalition" was going to be formed. The AK Party was going to be completely excluded from all possibilities of coming to power.

This was the plan before July 7. There was no other way to be rid of the 13-year AK Party rule. Hence, a project was engineered. In addition to the legitimate opposition, all illegitimate power, all areas of power outside of the national will and terrorist organizations were mobilized for this purpose.

The results of the election had increased their hopes. The HDP, which they had boosted with a huge public opinion campaign, had received even more votes than expected. The Kurdish identity was activated through the HDP and the Alevi identity through the CHP. Both ethnic and sectarian identities were boosted for this project. The groundwork for an internal conflict was laid to be used in the event it became necessary. The clash of identities was activated in politics with the July 7 elections.

The only thing left was to form the coalition. The AK Party had taken injuries and pushed away from being the only party in power. Even though the results were pleasing and the AK Party was injured, it wasn't complete and this pushed them into a dead end. It seemed impossible for Kurdish nationalism, Alevism and Turkish nationalism to be on the same line. MHP leader Devlet Bahçeli ruined their plan. It seemed impossible for such a formula to succeed, despite such extraordinariness. Erdoğan and the AK Party could not be completely eliminated from power. Hence the formula that would take the AK Party hostage was the AK Party-CHP formula. They were willing to settle for this.

This didn't work out either. A re-election has become the only way. So now we need to focus on what happens after this, think about what will happen in Turkey rather than the election process.

There is going to be a retaliation attack. They are not going to stand still. They are going to carry out an intense attrition campaign to eliminate Erdoğan and the AK Party's political mentality. They are going to try and carry out this operation with fickle types gathered from circles and media outlets close to the AK Party. These people are going to become shyly mobilized for this project. The project will be carried out through Aydın Doğan's headquarters and vocalized through his media outlets as it was done in the past.

Those who supported the Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front (DHKP-C) during the Gezi riots, the parallel structure on Dec. 17, those who have in recent times been blackmailing the country through terrorism, are going to once again partner with terrorism and illegal elements, justify their bloody murders and support their retaliation attacks through blood shedding, start a huge attrition campaign through these attacks, and cause new pains for the country.

Although they failed to manage the coalition, they are going to attempt to manage the new election process. We may see extraordinarily dirty acts carried out during this period.

Those who don't want to leave politics to itself, those who want to interfere in the people's choice, are going to exploit all areas of weakness and conflict in the country within their search for a completely non-democratic rule.

If they can manage, they are going to drag Turkey into huge chaos, cause an extraordinary state and use both Kurdish nationalism and the Alevi identity to realize this dirty plan.

We not only have a new election ahead, but also these dirty calculations; the dirty plans of narrow-minded power oligarchies against the people's choice. In this sense, we are obligated to mobilize for social awareness.