SOL Party: 'Framework Law' aims to perpetuate fascist regime

Turkey's SOL Party has issued a written statement denouncing the "Framework Law," officially known as the "Law on Strengthening National Solidarity and Social Cohesion." The party argues that the legislation, presented under the banner of "A Turkey Without Terrorism," does not aim to resolve the Kurdish issue.

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The government's goal is to open the path for Erdoğan's lifelong presidency and to permanently establish the political Islamic fascist regime with the new constitution.

Instead, SOL Party asserts that the government's true objective is to pave the way for President Erdoğan's lifelong presidency and to permanently establish a "political Islamic fascist regime" through a new constitution. The party claims this initiative is part of a broader plan by the United States and Israel for a new order in the Middle East, which they describe as a "neo-Ottoman Millet System." They contend that this reactionary, monarchical system, based on ethnic and sectarian divisions, leaves no room for peace or democracy.

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This process is being imposed as part of the new order plan by the United States and Israel for the Middle East.

The statement emphasizes that a democratic solution cannot be expected from a regime fundamentally opposed to democracy. While acknowledging the widespread desire for an end to violence and war, the party warns against the process being manipulated into a negotiation that merely extends the current government's tenure. They believe that oppressed peoples have the power to unite against this imposed regime, which they see as a trap set by forces that have historically caused trouble for Turkey and the region. The party urges for unity and solidarity to pave the way for democracy, fraternity, peace, and coexistence.

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There will be no place for peace and democracy in this reactionary-monarchical order, which is divided on ethnic and sectarian lines and expressed as the 'New Ottoman Millet System.'