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As July 15 approaches, global imperialism’s leashed dogs cannot silence the truth

12 July 2022, Tuesday

Who are global imperialism’s leashed dogs? Of course, it is the Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), that martyred more than 250 people on the night of July 15, 2016, that deemed Türkiye, this great nation, this great nation’s values worthy of every attack.I would like to apologize in advance as I will be writing a very personal column today. But before starting with the “personal,” I first want to draw a broader perspective.As you know, the Serbian monsters, who went wild on July 11, 1995, b

How the Melilla massacre became a 'stampede' on Western news outlets

28 June 2022, Tuesday

DW Turkish reported a massacre that took place in Melilla, one of Spain’s two autonomous cities in Morocco. The tone used in the article titled, “Human rights organizations demand investigation of tragedy in Melilla,” was no surprise. The article reports the events as a “stampede.”This has always been the case and has not changed at all over the years. No matter what, even though it is clear that people trying to cross the border were shot at, 37 people died, and Moroccan police beat even injure

Losing the narrative of the 1915 Armenian events in Turkey

27 April 2021, Tuesday

When U.S. President Joe Biden branded the events in Turkey surrounding the Armenians as a genocide, an older colleague of mine, brother Selim, shared the results of a study with the caption: “These things must be left not to the historians but to the movie makers.” In the research study, the question, “According to your perspective, which country has the biggest influence on France’s liberation from the Nazi regime?” is posed. In 1945, 57 percent of the French responded to this question with: th

A peculiar order of slavery: The Korean entertainment industry

16 February 2019, Saturday

The consumption culture and culture industry, one of the most important elements of this culture, is literally constituting an “order of oppression”. We should better emphasize this again. Just like the other industries, the aim of the culture industry is also to maximize profits and make a lot of money.Maybe you will remember, I wrote about the Korean pop industry in my last column. Today, I want to detail this issue exactly through this order of oppression.South Korea, which for long was unkno

Salah, Jerusalem, Israel and NATO

10 May 2016, Tuesday

“Neither prison nor captivity can stop us from defending al Aqsa or struggling against the Judaization plans. Raed Salah went to the Israeli prison saying this. Yesterday his nine-month sentence started. The Israeli court's justification? Aha. I guess you are crazy. For God's sake, Israel is in question, what justification are you talking about? The presence of Raed Salah himself is the justification itself.”For those who can ask “Who is this Raed Salah?” let me explain briefly. He was born in 1

Was it a conspiracy?

15 September 2015, Tuesday

Recently, I have been witnessing such spirts of brilliant minds and intelligible people. that it's a wonder this much is possible.On one hand this mind claims that a group of aliens are killing the civilians, soldiers and police officers in our geography called Southeastern Anatolia; on the other hand it is being said that all of these aliens were organized by Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.According to this brilliant mind that has a tendency to clear the outlawed PKK's name of the contemptible actionsthe

Petty degenerates

05 September 2015, Saturday

Today it will be like this. Today, I will write clearly and directly. Because, it's necessary to tell this hypocrisy, lowliness clearly and directly. Assad killed 300,000 (three hundred thousand in words) people. It's being estimated that at least 100 thousand of those were children. However, these petty degenerates are trying to hide from Turkey for the last 5 years that Assad is a “child killer.” Besides, some of them are even receiving money in exchange. When a chemical bomb was used in Ghout

Comments reflecting bias

06 June 2015, Saturday

I will cast my ballot for Somalia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Nepal, Gaza, and Ramallah. I will vote for whoever lends a hand to the oppressed people throughout the world. Whoever the destitute prays for before they sleep, and whoever the Bosniaks refer to as “our people…” Those who never tasted poverty, oppression and helplessness once in their lives, and turn away from the poor, oppressed and helpless people by saying, “it is none of our business” will not receive any votes and will be left empty

Towards the election briefly

02 June 2015, Tuesday

-In this election, how much conversation was made over the “indecisive voter”? According to some experts, this time the rate of the indecisive people is 14 percent. If they establish a party, they get into the parliament with 100 deputies. On top of it, 100 percent of this, 14 percent of the group, is alleged coming from AK Party. If this 14 percent remains to be indecisive, a coalition is waiting for the country and so on. Why don't you properly call it “with such weird comments we are trying o

Syria summarized in 10 points for beginners

05 May 2015, Tuesday

1. Since 1970, Syria has been governed by the authoritarian Nusayri regime, which consists of a religious minority in the country. This authoritarian regime has never permitted the representation of Sunnis –which make up the majority of the population in the country- at the state level, never let them participate in politics or represent themselves through non-governmental organizations. Dictator Hafez al-Assad, who uninterruptedly ruled the country from 1970 to 2000 (when he died), has killed a