08.01.2025 14:21
The debate over "fırıldak" between the İYİ Party and the MHP is escalating. In response to Bahçeli's remarks, İYİ Party leader Dervişoğlu had replied with strong statements during his party's group meeting. MHP Secretary-General İsmet Büyükataman intensified the discussion further by saying, "As the İP (İYİ Party) continues to fall apart, Müsavat Efendi is struggling to keep his mouth in check."
The "tumbler" debate that has flared up between the İYİ Party and the MHP is growing increasingly intense. MHP Chairman Devlet Bahçeli's words, "No political tumbler has yet wrapped around our cause and love for the homeland, which will weigh our cause and love for the homeland, and not only that, will open it to debate, disturbing and eroding our national and ideological excitement," received a sharp response from İYİ Party Chairman Müsavat Dervişoğlu.
DERVİŞOĞLU ATTACKED BAHÇELİ WITH HARSH WORDS
Speaking at his party's group meeting, Dervişoğlu responded to Bahçeli by saying, "Look, he calls the İYİ Party a tumbler. Don't we know who has been spinning you like a tumbler?"
MHP'S JET RESPONSE TO DERVİŞOĞLU
MHP Secretary-General İsmet Büyükataman reacted to Müsavat Dervişoğlu's statements towards Bahçeli on his social media account.
"THEY HAVE CROSSED THE BOUNDARIES OF DECENCY TO SAVE THEIR POLITICAL CAREERS"
Büyükataman stated in his remarks: "Those who claim to be Turkish nationalists have not left a door unknocked or a disguise untried in their path, and the İP members, with their so-called nationalism speeches, are crossing the boundaries of decency to save their tattered political careers.
This understanding, which has lost its consciousness by going back and forth between the barons of Kandil and the capitals of imperialism, and has lost its orbit by sitting and rising with every kind of anti-Turkish and anti-Turkey element at the 6-party table, has a nationalist discourse that is worthless.
"MÜSAVAT DERVİŞOĞLU IS WASTING HIS EFFORTS"
The indecent expressions he used about our Chairman, Mr. Devlet Bahçeli, are, at the very least, an expression of the panic of losing and disappearing. As the İP unravels, Müsavat struggles to keep his mouth in check. The call of our esteemed Chairman and his resolute stance on the eradication of all terrorist organizations in the new century has been very well understood by the noble Turkish nation. Müsavat Dervişoğlu, who is trying to gain political profit from this and save his career, is wasting his efforts.
What they truly fear is the end of terrorism and the surrender of terrorists. Because when our goal of a 'Terror-free Turkey' is achieved, the İP, which has its strings pulled from outside, will not be able to receive praise from its puppeteers and will exhaust its political life and be discarded."