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In 10 days the CHP will hold its Links of London Charms congress without Baykal. What has happened all of a sudden? There's a good saying for this: The outcome explains the action. Let us try to understand what the action is by looking at the outcome. The outcome is that Baykal is no longer the CHP chairman. Now we can talk about a chain reaction. The party's congress has not been postponed. The CHP will soon elect a new administration. But let me take this moment to note that I do not find claims that Links of London Laughing Buddha Charm is just making a move and that he will come back saying the ,,delegates want me to return" to be very convincing. The reason for this is that Baykal did not deny the video footage that prompted him to resign as chairman. He repeatedly said that a conspiracy had been devised against him by sneaking into his home and attaching hi-tech secret cameras on his walls and clothes. In the video, there's talk about a ,,second part." In other words, new images could be posted on the Internet at any moment, turning this into a Chinese torture experience. Neither the CHP's constituency nor the public could tolerate that. In other words, the CHP is going to have to proceed without Baykal. The then question is: Links of London N Charm or what powers may have wanted Baykal to leave the CHP? There are two possibilities. The first is that forces that approve of Turkey's increasing role in the region and the international community in line with its increasing power may have pressed the button. They may have decided that in a Turkey heading towards democracy, the CHP's pro-establishment and pro-status quo obstacles needed to be terminated. We already know that these circles, which attach importance to the Ergenekon case in eliminating the dark and corrupt Links of London P Charm within the state, want a real social democrat main opposition party. However, this is a weak possibility. Party congress delegates are fixed in the mentality of protecting the status quo. It's impossible to create a European-type social democratic party from this delegation structure. The second possibility is this: The military tutelage regime in Turkey, in other words the status quo, for one reason or another cannot tolerate the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party).