
National Path Party Chairman Remzi Çayır harshly criticized MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli's call to 'let's be united' to the idealists.
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MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli had called for unity among the idealists at his party's group meeting. Remzi Çayır responded to this call from his own party's headquarters.
MHP Leader Devlet Bahçeli addressed Turkish nationalists at his party's group meeting and said, "The institutional stronghold of Turkish nationalism is the Nationalist Movement Party. I say to my idealists who consider themselves Turkish nationalists, do not waste your time here and there. Let's be united." A response to this call came from Remzi Çayır, Chairman of the National Path Party.
"WE HAVE AS MUCH A PAST AS WE ARE YOUR AGE"
Making a statement at his party's headquarters, Çayır said to Bahçeli, "I have difficulty understanding Mr. Devlet. We have a past as old as you. Examine our past. You can reign now and act like an heir. There are martyrs. How will you explain these? You are sitting in your seats and showing off. History will punish your indifference.
You are calling to where? To the AK Party? As long as you continue with Öcalan? Be careful where you call and where you are. They will go to the AK Party. You don't call yourself. Have you heard an MHP official say we want to be in power? "Those who spoke every word to the AK Party three or five years ago and who stand next to Mr. Tayyip today have nothing to offer to Türkiye," he replied.
"THE SYSTEM PRODUCES THIEVES"
Making a statement about the fund crisis, Çayır said, "The system constantly produces shameless people and thieves. Names change, what is done does not change. The system directly produces injustice and immorality. Turkey is watching the biggest robbery. While watching, we are faced with a strange sight. Neither the names nor the pictures of those who pocket the people's money are known. There are no sanctions for thieves with ties. Do to your own neighborhood what you did to the neighborhood across the street."
Listing his criticisms of the justice system in Turkey, Çayır said, "Türkiye's problem is governance with several laws. The rich have different laws, the poor have different laws. This will lead to the decay of a nation. If we want to embrace the future together, you will reduce the scales to one. You will rule the country with a single law."

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