A project is carried out just south of Turkey, to cut its connection with Syria, the Arab/Muslim world, and all of the countries to its south, to suffocate it, and to close its main opening map of the past decade onto itself.

The intense agenda before the June 7 elections and the picture revealed on June 8, the uncertainty regarding what type of a government would be formed and whether or not the “second round” of the elections would be carried out or not, the signs towards the fact that Turkey will have to focus on itself a while longer, the fact that the pro-Kurdish Peoples' Democratic Party (HDP)/PKK has obtained active political power and the utilization of Kurdish nationalism as a battering ram in the “new map drawing” have created uncertainty for Turkey this time.

With the project which was urgently implemented right after the elections, between Northern Iraq and the Mediterranean a zone is entirely being shaped on Syrian lands. The area is being paved for the next step, through demographic regulations, relocation and even ethnic cleansing, to ensure that the zone is permanent.

On the surface, this is a work towards delivering the oil of Northern Iraq to the Mediterranean. But in the long run, it is evident that there is a design directed towards changing the power map of the region as a whole, to make this permanent, and to limit countries like Turkey -which take an initiative and have extraordinary political clout,- and go beyond Kurdish nationalism too.

If it is successful, it will become the largest trap set in Turkey since the occupation of Iraq. While this trap weakens the legitimate opposition of Syria, it brings the administration of Damascus, Hezbollah, the YPG and ISIL together in the same front. Here, it can be seen that the coalition of organizations is also mobilized for a long-term project, similar to Kurdish nationalism.

What can Turkey do against this? Will Turkey, which has been carrying out an effective foreign policy, left deep traces at the international and regional level, and which also utilizes a dominant power of influence, be able to protect its current position? The answer to this question lies here. It is possible to say that Turkey will take a firm and persuading stance if a coalition in which the AK Party makes up the backbone is shaped, or if Turkey goes to the polls again and the AK Party is able to form a government on its own.

However, it is possible to say that if Turkey surrenders to the foreign policy understanding of opposition parties and a shallow, withdrawn, introverted and ineffective foreign policy perspective is implemented, then similar projects in the region will succeed and a further step will be taken to bring about a new instability project through Kurdish nationalism. It is also possible to say that Turkey –which is confined to the borders of Anatolia- will not be able to withstand this, and a new and extremely dangerous process will be started for Turkey, similar to what we see in Iraq and Syria.

Why do they hit Turkey this much, how do the pro-tutelage power circles outside and their partners in Turkey implement a political design in such an organized manner, and why do they want to destroy the state mindset represented by President Erdoğan, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu, and the AK Party? Why were coup processes such as the Gezi Park and December 17 operation served through a global partnership? How did they carry out the intervention – into the last elections - and political engineering efforts of these circles, and what did they want to achieve?

We see the truth when we find the answers.

That truth goes beyond the theses of the political opposition inside, it goes beyond the conflict over power, and has to do with destroying the future of a country, to push it towards a re-administrable sphere, and to put it under tutelage again. You saw the elimination of a political cadre through the military coup served in Egypt, followed by the executions. They would carry out such an elimination process through the December 17 operation.

The issue was not about making the AK Party ineffective, it was about imprisoning the political mindset which modernized Turkey, made it a star, made it stand up and be able to challenge, and to disable it from being revived again on these lands. This is not a struggle to win the power to rule. It's the geographical region's struggle to block Turkey from reappearing on the stage of history.

Those who fragmented the Ottoman Empire and silenced the region are on the same front against Turkey today, and serve the same scenario. Unfortunately, our political opposition is far from understanding this truth, which is comprehended to a large extent by the people of Anatolia. They still continue their pursuit for power under the patronage of the power distributors of the past, and seem like they did not break the tutelage in their minds.

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If this silencing continues, and the acceleration period is ended, an extremely dreary future filled with problems is awaiting us and Turkey. By looking at the candidate list of the Republican People's Party (CHP) and the HDP, and looking at the political identities they brought to the parliament, it would not be a prophecy to say that an intervention process will be started through a partnership between Kurdish nationalism and Alevism.

This service had been activated with the results of the June 7 elections, and the identity wars which had completely swaddled the Middle East were served into Turkey through politics. The efforts of these circles to sabotage the AK Party-MHP coalition, and the MHP expressing the example of being indiscreet – desired by these circles-, confronting possible attempts of Sunni Islam, and to eliminate Turkish nationalism, all prepare the ground so that it would not pose a threat as an obstacle in the next step.

Unfortunately, the shallowness of the media also destroys warning effects of identification. Media circles which fail to research, question, wonder, and fail to produce any intellectual mind are far from comprehending this terrifying project served into Turkey.

We should not only mention the mindlessness of the media –which fails to understand the significance of closing Turkey's southern border two days after the elections-, but the fact that the country lacks an identity. On the other hand, some are directly involved in this project and have tried to become an advanced hit man through mass manipulation.

Turkey is a strong country. It was able to figure out how to overcome deep crises. It will also produce counter-intelligence against the attempts to imprison it from the South and the serving of identity wars through election results. We anticipate this. But if the opposite happens, it will mean that an extremely dreary future is awaiting us, which will be full of pain. The common Turkey identity will be crumbled into pieces.

Perhaps with time, we will have to put up walls between our houses, similar to the ones in Baghdad. Those walls are now being built in our minds and hearts. They are built between our political identities, and even the language we use is becoming different. A terrific campaign is being carried out to make us like Syria and Iraq.

The moment they succeed in eliminating the deep Anatolian mind –represented by the AK Party-, we will suffocate in Anatolia. The first step of this was taken. Read the election results well. Read the coalition approaches well. Read the political identities in the Parliament well.

There is no other way to re-produce a common language than to undertake a great effort. A common language and communication seem to be the only way to reach the far ends of the society.. In that case, an approach where the “Resolution Process is re-evaluated, and perhaps delayed for a while” and is no longer a trap set against Turkey, is necessary. Let us repeat:

The Anatolian mind should not be eliminated from the political sphere. The Resolution Process should be re-evaluated. It should be noted that the first step of the identity wars was served into Turkey on June 7.