I also have estimations related with 2015.

The priority in my expectations is the Resolution Process.

In my opinion, Öcalan and Qandil will make a common statement during  Newroz and declare that the PKK had given up on their armed struggle method against the Republic of Turkey.

Because they have been given important promises, and there exists signed crucial agreements.

In exchange for this, the government will gradually switch to the autonomy system in a great portion of Eastern and Southeastern Anatolia. While removing the governorate system throughout Turkey, their authorities will be given to the mayors. The autonomy will be provided by giving the opportunity of forming tax and armed units. In the next phase, in order to relieve the ethnic groups and as a necessity, the federation system will be applied. This will also go into effect after the election with AK Party and HDP’s votes. In this way, the country will be divided into minimum 7, maximum 25 federative regions as Kenan Evren had already mentioned once during the September 12 Coup D’etat.

In order to provide this, the constitutional change will convert the parliamentarian system to a semi-presidential system.

When we mentioned “Kenan Evren’s request”, you of course understood that this is a project suggested by the foreign countries. In the medium term, I assume you know that this amounts to Kurdistan’s maturation institutionally and finally separating from the Republic of Turkey or to continue on its way with a quite slack, weak bond to Turkey.

After all, when the transformation in the northern regions of Iraq and Syria is completed, Kurdistan will carry out a federative consolidation within those regions, and thus the project will be completed. Contrary to the assumptions, the White Turks will be supporting the project with all the execution power of the perception operation they possess; and they will say, “We had enough….let them do whatever they want”.

Besides, naturally, there will be great changes in foreign policy in 2015 correspondingly.

After the elections, it will be officially declared that Turkey had given up on the European Union objective.

All the moves taken in accordance with the EU legal acquis until now will be reviewed and made suitable for us. Substantially, we will return to 1980s laws and the conditions of the ‘90s.

When we give up on the EU, eventually we will be facing east even more. So much so that there will be no necessity to hide our indirect partnership with ISIL.

The reflection of all these on our lives will be the increase in religion-based laws, bans, rules and peer pressure drastically. Inevitably, there will be great negative effects on the economy, while the global distress is ongoing. However, by pressuring especially the proletarians with the help of authoritative legislations and the new administration style, the rumble will be prevented.

The prisons, which will be emptied after the PKK members are released, will be filled with people who object to this and continue their persistence. As for the most important economic input, it will be the decrease in the burden in the East and Southeast Anatolia under the favor of disengagement in the autonomy and federation system. No officer salaries, no investment, no illegal electricity in those regions…. The cost is innumerable… we will be relieved from all that.

In between all this, GAP, which is the biggest farm of the world that has fifty years of investment, or DAP and a couple dams and stockbreeding will disappear; however, it’s not that important….. Isn’t it all money? We will buy, also; it will be even cheaper without incentives and aid.

If we are to assume that our defense expense will be off our backs with the American-British or Israel bases in the Turkey Kurdistan, nothing can be better than this.

Think about it: meanwhile, we are also getting rid of the immigrants from Syria and Iraq.

Maybe we will experience a little water shortage; however, in the clauses of the hidden agreement there is also a 50-year-long water clause included.

After that, I’m expecting an early general election, because of the chaos, and the opposition party to triumph in the elections with an overwhelming success due to their perfect prescriptions related with all our communal, economic, cultural and institutional problems.

According to my estimations, all of this will be experienced in 2015.

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I know, all of you are laughing up your sleeves.

All well and good. But, how come you don’t believe this when it’s fit into an article, but you get confused when an army, who is formed of professors, lecturers, journalists and public collimators and which takes support from the Western media, comes out and piece by piece applies the above scenarios with persistence and under-handedly in every opportunity they seize?

How can you forget that they are talking (should have said “ranting”) about a country, which continues its democratic way despite all its deficiencies and back-steps; which possesses a population of  around 80 million people, the world’s 16th biggest economy, one of the world’s strongest armies; which has a one-and-a-half-century-long parliamentary experience; which has a great amount of social democrats and liberal segments; which is neither religiously nor ethnically nor ideologically homogenous and whose historical weight and potential is way bigger than it seems?

Even if you don’t see it this way, take a look back in history and remember that every inch of this country had been acquired with the bloods of all our grandfathers.

Neither İzmir nor Edirne nor İstanbul belongs to the Turks, or, neither Diyarbakır nor Van nor Şırnak belongs to the Kurds.

Every inch of it belongs to all of us.