it's not going to waste any land or ground water. There will be a new Canal there
Seawater and freshwater are coincidentally not the same thing. It is abject truth that the canal will kill Küçükçekmece lagoon and the Sazlıdere dam. Sazlıdere dam is Istanbul's second largest freshwater reservoir after Ömerli.
Because people will want to live with it's sight. Just like the Bosphorus. It will create new touristic opportunities
Bosphorus is a natural beauty of nature. I see two points clashing here. 1, that we will put all the dangerous filthy tanker traffic to the new canal. 2, people will want to live next to these filthy and dangerous ships.
This canal will make a part of Istanbul an island
I'm perplexed why this is a good thing. One thing this will surely effect is that one half of our city with nearly 10 million residents in it will now be living in an island. A large Istanbul earthquake will happen. This is not an if but when. When that earthquake happens our economy will shrink by at least 5-10 percent overnight, possibly hundreds of thousands may die and millions of people will be stuck in an island if the earthquake happens after the canal project concludes. Sending help to millions of people at that scale is a nightmare scenario in the best circumstances, and this canal would simply create bottlenecks in the form of bridges that may or may not be operational after such an earthquake.
Istanbul people already buried themselves alive by choosing İmamoğlu. That guy doesn't do anything to get the city ready for an earthquake
You said so yourself, no? Istanbul is already buried for future reference by that earthquake that will come, but we should build a canal to make saving lives and cleanup even harder than it needs to be. If the bad scenario happens and Istanbul is hit bad, conditions will be so bad that emergency vehicles will need to traverse the Marmara sea via Çanakkale to come to European Istanbul from Anatolia.
This will make it as prestigious as Manhattan
I don't think you know what prestige means.
You think every president or other high-grades were wrong considering this project ?
Yes, Ecevit's "megaproject" was dumb as well, he had stated project wouldn't need that big of an investment.