Ayşe Ateş will meet with Erbakan, the leader of the Welfare Party

Ayşe Ateş, the wife of Sinan Ateş who was killed in an assassination, will meet with the President of the Welfare Party, Fatih Erbakan, at the party’s headquarters.

Deputy Chairman of the Welfare Party, Suat Kılıç, made evaluations regarding the agenda after the party’s Central Executive Board (MYK) meeting.

“The visit of Ayşe Ateş to our party leader will take place tomorrow”

Kılıç stated that they considered the meeting of Ayşe Ateş, the wife of the late Sinan Ateş, former President of the Idealist Hearths, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan as a normal development, emphasizing that Ayşe Ateş, the wife of the late Sinan Ateş, also requested a meeting with our party leader Fatih Erbakan. Our party leader responded positively to the meeting request, and Ayşe Ateş’s visit to our party leader will take place tomorrow at the Welfare Party Headquarters,” he said.

Kılıç expressed that Ayşe Ateş is in a search for her rights and emphasized that individuals’ rights should be ensured within the limits set by the laws.

One of the most voiced topics by globalists

During the ‘Climate Economy Sustainability Financing Summit’ by the Minister of Treasury and Finance, Mehmet Şimşek, Kılıç evaluated the statement ‘Taxing carbon emissions and footprint is necessary. Therefore, a serious effort is required,’ as follows:

“One of the most voiced topics by globalists in recent years. They almost took the matter to the extent of slaughtering large livestock worldwide. They express that due to the gas emissions of large livestock, the ozone layer will be pierced, causing the earth to warm up and the climate to change.”

“Israel’s bombs raining down on Gaza do not pierce, but do animals pierce?”

Kılıç continued his speech as follows:

“Industrial establishments, nuclear power plants, cars, airplanes, wars, Israel’s bombs raining down on Gaza, cluster bombs, do not pierce the ozone layer, but do the gas emissions of large livestock pierce it? It is impossible to understand and make sense of this. I wish they do not bring a bill regarding taxing carbon footprint. If they do, I want them to know that we will oppose it most clearly. In the parliament, with our MPs and mobilizing the public when necessary, we will as the Welfare Party explain the nuances of carbon footprint to our society.”

Kılıç also mentioned that they will share the unknowns about the issues called the climate crisis with the general public, stating, “The aim here is to leave those who cannot get an equal share of food even more hungry. It is, so to speak, sentencing to hunger. We will not be partners in the global masters’ projects to deprive billions of people around the world of their livelihoods. We do not wish for anyone to be a part of it.”