Wet Signed Minutes and Errors
The government's tactical objections, the classical election results announcement scheme of the Anadolu agency, the failure of the alternative agency Anka, and the failure to release any data from the CHP's election monitoring system, which was supposedly completed this time, gave us all nervous breakdowns until the morning. Today, it has become clear that the CHP has once again failed to follow the results, failed to make its system work
Sometimes my wife's most annoying habit is that if we have a paperwork in any official office, she examines that paperwork for half an hour.
She scrutinizes everything from point to comma.
By now I'm blushing and frowning, but she doesn't pay any attention.
I have written before, he does the same thing even at the grocery store, and the shopping never ends.
I know it sounds like I am complaining too much, but I understand him very well, even though sometimes I get angry because he takes too long.
Because this is how things work in Russia.
As soon as you put your signature on that document, all responsibility passes to you.
Yes, and in Russia you will always find a mistake on any kind of document.
And when you unknowingly hand that faulty document to another official office, the official there, just like the lady, will go through every part of it and find that mistake.
Then you have to go back, get another date, pay the document fee, wait for the necessary time to prepare the document, and even wait for weeks if necessary, and only then do you receive the new document.
If you don't examine it carefully, find the possible error and object immediately, you will repeat the same story over and over again.
If you object in time, within ten to fifteen minutes at most, the document will be redrafted and delivered to you corrected. You will neither pay any additional fees nor waste any unnecessary time.
That is why she scrutinizes every document.
In a place with so many bureaucratic procedures, everyone is used to this system.
That is why, as I said, even though my anger level increases sometimes, I have also gotten used to it, and I try to examine the documents I will receive on the spot as carefully as I can stand it.
Why did I tell you this?
We just had an election two or three days ago.
We were all together in front of the screens until the morning.
Even though the result was sad enough, there is also hope, a chance of a second round, which means that everything is not over yet.
In addition, the government's tactical objections, the classical election results announcement scheme of the Anadolu agency, the failure of the Anka agency, which was supposed to be an alternative institution, and the failure to release any data from the CHP election monitoring system, which was supposedly completed this time, gave us all nervous breakdowns until the morning.
Today, it turns out that the CHP again failed to follow the results, failed to make its system work.
But let me not be too unfair.
The problem is not only the party's incompetence.
Our people, the representatives at the polling stations are not careful enough. There are thousands of mistakes in the documents they sign.
The merging documents of the wet-signed minutes contain a thousand kinds of mistakes. In particular, the votes of one party are written to the other party by shifting the order!
The documents entered into the YSK system contain a thousand kinds of errors. You add, you subtract, it doesn't match the total you have.
In short, these mistakes are objected to and corrected.
Even the number of MPs can change as a result of the corrections.
But if you don't have a party representative in 20,000 ballot boxes that night, what will you find wrong? What will you do if that document has been prepared with an erroneous count from the beginning?
Will you be able to find a mistake?
Can't you find any representatives at all? Even if you make a call on social media, you can find millions of volunteers.
Don't you even think of that?
Then why don't you check the minutes immediately?
Is it easy to correct mistakes afterwards?
Why are you doing this to us?
Can the human nervous system withstand this stress?
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We have a second round of elections ahead of us.
This time there won't be a big sheet ballot.
Two candidates, that's all!
At least do it right this time.
Make sure you have a representative at every polling station, send not one but two substitutes! Send more!
Because this is really no longer a joke!
If you say it was a mistake this time too, this nation will kick you in the balls, and then you will be groaning under this wreckage!
I'm telling you.
Love and respect to everyone from Moscow
