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00:00Hello everyone. I'm back with a new video. We'll be making another "Follow-Up" video, exploring the unseen aspects of a very important issue on the Turkish agenda.
00:09We'll shine a powerful spotlight.
00:12Our subject is Lieutenant Colonel Ali Tatar. He committed suicide in 2009 and has been in the news ever since.
00:20So why am I bringing this case up again today?
00:24There are a couple of reasons. One is that it was the anniversary of his death last week. Therefore, it has been brought up very frequently. Both in politics and in the media.
00:32It was on the agenda.
00:33The other point is this: despite being a very critical issue, no one investigated the true extent of the incident during all this time. On the contrary, it was exploited.
00:43did.
00:44When we bring up the issue of people who lost their lives due to ill-treatment in prison, we also bring up the children and women who drowned in the Meriç River, and those who lost their lives in the cold waters of the Aegean Sea.
00:55when we talk about innocent people who lose
00:57But there's a group that starts with "But Ali Tatar, But Kudüs Okur." Some of these groups may be saying it sincerely, while others may be saying it with malicious intent.
01:06That's possible, but here's what they have in common.
01:10Either they have no intention of investigating the facts. Or what was the Kudüs Okur incident? How did the Ali Tatar incident happen? What about the Türkan Saylan incident?
01:18What happened? They're not looking.
01:19For example, look, it's said by rote. I always say that Türkiye's biggest problem is rote learning.
01:25You'll see grown men and women making statements that start with things like, "The arrest of the Turks..."
01:30But there were no arrests. There weren't even any detentions. I mean, there are many examples of this.
01:35For example, the Taraf newspaper, whose slanders led to Ali Tatar's death, and the people who constantly repeat the names Ahmet Altan and Mehmet Varansu...
01:43There is.
01:43Like Ahmet Hakan, like Nedim Şener.
01:45Prior to the date of Ali Tatar's suicide, there wasn't a single news article about Ali Tatar in Taraf Newspaper.
01:51Mehmet Varansu prepared the Cage action plan. That was very good news.
01:55Because I also discuss the cage action plan in my books. It was very important news.
01:59But it still had nothing to do with Ali Tatar.
02:01But reciting from memory is harmless.
02:04Then there's the cost of making the effort to investigate the facts.
02:07Unfortunately, nobody does that either.
02:08Now I will briefly explain the dimensions of the Ali Tatar case, what was kept secret, what was not investigated, and the aspects that were not told.
02:20It's actually possible to explain it in detail, but unfortunately, nobody watches anything for more than half an hour on YouTube.
02:26Recently you've been doing news reports about those who lost their lives in the Meriç River, or about the victims in prison.
02:33It starts immediately afterwards.
02:35Ali Tatar's curse has come true.
02:37Ali Tatar said the following.
02:38This is how Ali Tatar came to be.
02:40The suicide of Ali Tatar is a tragic event.
02:43May God grant patience to his family.
02:45May God grant patience to their loved ones.
02:46May God have mercy on him.
02:48That's it.
02:49But the picture we see tells us something else.
02:53Speaking of Meriç, let's once again express our regret to CHP leader Özgür Özel for his truly shameful speech.
03:00He says, "Hold on to Edirne so no one can escape across the Meriç River."
03:02People fleeing across the Meriç River fled from a tyrant, said Özgür Özel.
03:06Kurds fled, leftists fled, Alevis fled.
03:08Now members of the Gülen movement are fleeing.
03:11Meriç is a symbol.
03:12When you say, "Hold onto the Meriç River so no one can escape," you are collaborating with the oppressor.
03:18I hope you never have to flee from there someday.
03:20But that's not the topic here, let's drop it.
03:22Let me remind you of the events.
03:23Just like in the case of Kudüs Okur, much remains unknown in the Ali Tatar case as well.
03:29Not much is being investigated.
03:31Look, I've prepared a very comprehensive report on Jerusalem Reader.
03:35I don't think anyone else has investigated a file in this way.
03:38What is the discourse?
03:39The narrative is this: Fethullahist judges and prosecutors did not release Kudüs Okur despite him being ill.
03:46He died in the hospital under terrible conditions.
03:49It's true that he was devastated in the hospital.
03:51It's true that he's dead.
03:53But nobody checked the records.
03:56So what happened to this man during his hospital treatment and the love-related processes?
04:00What kind of negligence occurred during the hospital stay?
04:02What happened to the judges and prosecutors who didn't release him despite the forensic report, and who didn't approve his release despite his illness?
04:09Nobody is looking.
04:11I looked.
04:11I looked at the records regarding individual release orders and decisions to continue detention.
04:17You know what?
04:19Those who voted in favor of Kudüs Okur's release were expelled for being members of FETÖ.
04:24Those who ordered his release have been dismissed from their professions.
04:28Those who decided that he was fit to remain in prison despite his illness are still in office.
04:34Where is your famous saying?
04:37No, that's a lie.
04:38But telling lies suits the ideology of some people, it suits the interests of others.
04:45And it's truly a shameful story.
04:48I read the reports of the Bar Association and the Turkish Medical Association in detail there.
04:53Those reports contain such alarming warnings, yet those neglects are still continuing.
04:59Today, dozens of people emerged from Turkish prisons in coffins, still in coffins, because they couldn't access medical treatment.
05:06Those neglects, the prison process, the period of love, and the hospital process that led to Kudüs Okur's death, are still ongoing.
05:15It was featured in the story of lawyer Süleyman Yıldırım in recent weeks.
05:19While undergoing cancer treatment, her condition is dire, yet she is handcuffed to the bed and receives chemotherapy while handcuffed.
05:29What was done 15 years ago is still being done exactly the same way.
05:32And when you bring up this neglect, you're called a Jerusalem reader.
05:36So, is there a genuine pursuit of justice regarding the Jerusalem Reader, or is the Jerusalem Reader being exploited?
05:40The same applies to Ali Tatar.
05:43Let me quickly summarize the process regarding Ali Tatar.
05:45In July 2009, a tip came in concerning young lieutenants in Gölcük, Kocaeli, and Istanbul.
05:52Following a tip received by the narcotics department, an operation was carried out, a raid was conducted, and explosives were found in the home of the lieutenants in question.
06:00TNT explosives were found along with some documents.
06:04The investigation is deepening.
06:05Allegedly, it turned into a period that turned into an investigation into the assassination of admirals.
06:10Metin Ataş and Eşref Uğur Yiğit.
06:14Lieutenant Colonel Ali Tatar is being summoned to the prosecutor's office as part of the investigation into the "Names Plus Cage" action plan.
06:22Prosecutor Süleyman Pehlivan.
06:24He was arrested on December 7th.
06:26His lawyer objects.
06:28He was released 9 days later, on December 16th.
06:31He's going home very happily.
06:33Now I will tell you the story of his wife, her account.
06:35On December 18, the court issued an arrest warrant following an appeal by the prosecutor.
06:40He leaves, and on the morning of December 19th, Ali Tatar tragically commits suicide.
06:47Now, this is the chronology.
06:48But now we'll get into the gaps.
06:49The picture becomes clearer when you step in between.
06:52Let's start by saying this.
06:53The Erdoğan regime and the death of Ali Tatar have led to a situation where, in my opinion, there are people who are exploiting the truth of the matter.
07:04He is not investigating its size.
07:05They say there was no such thing as a cage action plan.
07:09There was no such thing as an assassination attempt on admirals.
07:10It was all made up.
07:12Let me now tell you an anecdote, giving you the place, date, and people involved.
07:16Ali Fuat Yılmazer was the head of the Istanbul Intelligence Branch at that time, and he is currently in prison.
07:22There was an interview that our esteemed colleague and veteran, Nazlılıcak, gave to Nazlılıca.
07:26In Özgür Düşünce Newspaper.
07:27I also worked at Özgür Düşünce Newspaper.
07:30I remember the interview very well.
07:31Because I also have ongoing work related to the cage action plan.
07:34I included this topic in my books.
07:36And in that interview with Nazlılıcak, Ali Fuat Yılmazer says...
07:40Muammer Güler was the governor of Istanbul at the time.
07:42He summoned me to his office.
07:44I went.
07:45He summoned Hıfzı Çubuklu, then the Chief Legal Advisor of the General Staff, to his office.
07:52Hıfzı Çubuklu told me:
07:54Director, you seized this file during the operation?
07:58He's talking about the Cage action plan.
08:00This is a very vital issue for us.
08:01We want this to be excluded from the investigation.
08:05Either destroy it or hand it over to us somehow.
08:09But under no circumstances should this be recorded.
08:11Now, the question we need to ask here is...
08:13Didn't they say there was no cage action plan?
08:15Chief of General Staff for non-existent action plan
08:18Will he send his legal advisor to the governor in Istanbul?
08:21For example, nobody questions these things.
08:23So why is the General Staff making such a request for an action plan that they say doesn't exist?
08:31You can't ask for a plan that doesn't exist, after all.
08:33There is a plan in place.
08:34We saw other examples of this in the military espionage case, but that's not our topic now.
08:38For example, those who say that Ergenekon and Balyoz didn't exist are ignoring these realities.
08:43Hafzı Çubuklu is still alive.
08:44Lawyer in Ankara.
08:45Muammer Güler is alive.
08:47And Alifu Adilmazer is alive.
08:48For example, why doesn't the CHP (Republican People's Party) assign someone to investigate this matter?
08:53Özgür Özel keeps repeating "alitatar alitatar".
08:56Why don't you feel the need to research the events in the chronology leading up to this process even once?
09:02You have some really great people on your team for this.
09:04Speaking from my perspective, these are people who are familiar with these processes.
09:07For example, one of them became a supporter of the Chairperson's wife.
09:09One of them put defense policies in charge.
09:12Now I will give you the details.
09:13But they didn't do that.
09:15Now let's go back to the evening of the suicide.
09:17And here is Toygun Atilla from Hürriyet Newspaper, dated October 3, 2015.
09:22As you know, Toygun Atilla is in the cast that Hilal Kaplan referred to as Noah's Dogs, along with Soner Yalçın.
09:30She was on TV at the time too.
09:31He is interviewing Nilüfer Tatar.
09:34October 3, 2015.
09:35A long interview.
09:37I will now read you some passages from it.
09:39Nilüfer Tatar describes her suicide attempt process.
09:42It describes the last 24 hours.
09:43As I said, it's a very tragic event.
09:46May God grant patience to their loved ones.
09:48He says we were all very happy.
09:50I'm transferring a nail technician.
09:51We gathered with friends and family in the evening.
09:54We had dinner at the lodgings in Beylerbeyi.
09:56At 7 PM
09:57Chief of Staff Colonel of the Naval Training and Education Command
10:00He called the chairman, Ali Tatar, and asked him to come to him.
10:04As Ali Tatar leaves the house, he tells his wife that this doesn't bode well.
10:09Ali Tatar returns home after a while.
10:11And he was very demoralized, or as his wife put it, utterly exhausted and devastated.
10:18He's punching the walls.
10:19He says an arrest warrant has been issued.
10:22"What do they want from me?" he protested, his wife says.
10:24His wife then says the following.
10:26It was wrong for the Chief of Staff to call Ali in that day and say that.
10:30The next day, the relevant authorities would do what needed to be done.
10:35If those things hadn't been said that day, Ali might have considered suicide.
10:40He wouldn't find the time to implement it.
10:44A reaction to the Central Command and the Chief of Staff.
10:47Let's continue.
10:48Regarding Ali Tatar's condition, his morale and psychological state are very bad.
10:52His family is aware.
10:54His wife says they were aware of the situation.
10:56For December 21st, and the two days after, there were 19 interim weeks of suicide.
11:00We made an appointment with the psychiatry department at GATA (Gülhane Military Medical Academy) for two days later.
11:04Nülüfer Tatar says that they stayed up until 2 a.m. after dinner that night.
11:09Before going to sleep, Nülüfer Tatar hides two service pistols belonging to Ali Tatar that are found in the house.
11:16And Ali Tatar reacts to this.
11:19He asks, "Why did you hide the weapons?"
11:20"Do you really think I could do that?" he retorted.
11:23Let's stop here for a moment.
11:24His wife's account, Hürriyet Newspaper.
11:26He later said this on camera as well.
11:27I'll bring his video now too.
11:29He sees that his wife's mental state is very bad.
11:32It warns.
11:34He's even hiding the weapons because he thinks they might do something bad.
11:38For example, nobody here, despite all these Zen teachers, has asked this question.
11:41So how did Ali Tatar find the hidden weapon?
11:44Where did he find it?
11:45Or did Ms. Nülüfer give it back?
11:47For example, there are no answers to these questions either.
11:48Nobody asked.
11:49So if the weapons were hidden, he shouldn't have been able to find them, right?
11:52How did he find it?
11:53How did he find it so easily?
11:54How did he return it?
11:55That's also a big question mark.
11:57Let's continue.
11:58Tatar had no thoughts of suicide that evening.
12:00He even says he'll name them one by one in a moment.
12:02During that period, there were a series of suicides, particularly among key figures in critical cases.
12:07One of those who committed suicide was Captain Olgun Ural.
12:12In fact, Olgun Ural was a close friend of Ali Tatar, and Tatar reacted very strongly to Olgun Ural's suicide.
12:18His wife says this shouldn't have happened.
12:21He says he told her he shouldn't have left his wife and children.
12:24So, his wife is saying these things to explain that Ali Tatar didn't have suicidal thoughts.
12:28And the next morning, while I was at the staff quarters, names started arriving from the legal counsel's office and the prosecutor's office.
12:34Officials arrive at the prosecutor's office, and Ali Tatar says, "Wait a minute, I'll be right back."
12:38He goes to the bathroom and commits suicide.
12:40How he found the weapons is still a mystery.
12:43Who's there that morning?
12:44Ali Nuri Tezel is at home.
12:46There is İhsan Nuri Tezel.
12:48Ali Tatar's lawyer.
12:49There are commanders from the central command, there are officers, and there are family members.
12:53Now, Nülfer Tatar says that her shoulders were slumped, she kept looking at the ground, and she was saying, "Don't put me there."
13:02Ali Tatar's condition was critical.
13:05His lawyer, Nuri Tezel, and his wife, Nülfer Tatar, said in the interview, "Let's take him to GATA (military hospital)."
13:10They practically begged their commanders.
13:12It doesn't look good.
13:13A sedative should be administered.
13:15"I said that action should be taken afterwards, but nobody listened," he says.
13:19Look, this is very interesting.
13:21His wife says that Ali Tatar has passed away.
13:22Nülfer, don't insist, these won't take me to the hospital.
13:25So, if you just stand there and see, if the commanders there had acted wisely and listened to his wife, this unfortunate incident wouldn't have happened.
13:33Because the woman says, "Let's give him a sedative."
13:37His condition is bad.
13:38At least it seems so.
13:39His wife knows him best, after all, she's the one who knows him best.
13:42And the commanders aren't doing that.
13:44Nülfer Tatar is pointing out a very important point.
13:46After that, you decide whether it's important or not.
13:50There is an expert report dated December 23, 2009.
13:53He also says that no body traces were found based on the marks on the gun and magazine with serial number 88-90-505.
14:02That's interesting.
14:03The inability to identify any body traces is a significant question mark, but that's not the point.
14:08Now, of course, later on, the military prosecutor's office, the military prosecutor's office of the Northern Sea Rights Command, also declared the incident a suicide and closed the file.
14:16He closed it.
14:17So he found no suspicious transactions.
14:19We should also ask why he didn't find it.
14:20Now, regarding this incident, there's also this point...
14:24One of the details his brother tells him every anniversary is this.
14:28"So I ran to the bathroom," he says.
14:30His heart was beating.
14:31I hugged him and brought him down.
14:32"A makeshift ambulance arrived, and it didn't have the equipment to provide adequate medical treatment," he says.
14:40For example, just like in the reader's experience of Jerusalem.
14:44Or these are still ongoing systemic problems.
14:46But instead of pursuing these issues and questioning them, it's easier for them to keep harping on about the FETÖ issue.
14:53And the family's requests are being ignored.
14:56Unfortunately, there was another issue at that time.
14:59What is that?
15:00And that's it.
15:01Captain Olgun Ural committed suicide under suspicious circumstances on March 24, 2009.
15:07In her suicide note, she said, "The pieces of the puzzle point to me, but it's not me."
15:13The puzzle pieces point to me, but it's not me.
15:16For example, what did he mean by that?
15:17It hasn't been investigated.
15:19Judge Colonel Tanju Ünal.
15:20He was found dead in his office on June 26, 2009.
15:24It was the soldier who tried İlhame Erdil and stripped her of her rank.
15:28He died under suspicious circumstances.
15:30Captain Nursel Gedik.
15:32He is also one of the names who died under suspicious circumstances, with claims that he committed suicide.
15:36Colonel Abdülkerim Kırca.
15:38Again, January 2009.
15:39There were some interesting suicides like this in 2009.
15:42Events called suicide, to be more precise.
15:43He was also in the news because of his statements regarding CİTEM.
15:48February 2009, again.
15:49Behçet Oktay, head of the Ankara Special Operations Branch, was reported to have committed suicide under suspicious circumstances in Ankara.
15:55Colonel Tarik Akça.
15:57He too was found dead under suspicious circumstances in Ankara.
16:02Captain Doğan İlhan.
16:03He too was found dead under suspicious circumstances.
16:05The suicides during this period are also interesting.
16:08Now look.
16:09Hıfzı Çubuklu is alive.
16:11Muammer Güler is alive.
16:12Alifuat Yirmazer is alive.
16:14The question of why the general assembly made such a request for a cage action plan that did not exist at the time can be answered.
16:19So there is no action plan.
16:21No assassination attempts on admirals.
16:22If you say there's no such thing as a cage, I'll tell you the signs that indicate it exists.
16:27We need to elaborate on this point as well.
16:28Look, today's Minister of National Defense is Yaşar Güler.
16:30Unfortunately, nobody reads files in Türkiye.
16:32The files aren't working.
16:33Yaşar Güler's signature is on the documents related to the military espionage case in İzmir.
16:38General Akın Öztürk explained these things in detail in court during the July 15 trials.
16:44He said that both Hulusi Akar and Yaşar Güler have their signatures on the commission they formed regarding this military espionage case.
16:52And you disgraced us, the Turkish Armed Forces, by shouting and cursing in the corridors of the General Staff about the accuracy and scandal of the documents and information there.
17:02They're reacting by saying you've disgraced us.
17:05"They were walking around with cassette tapes in their hands," says Akın Öztürk.
17:08There's something else that confirms this.
17:10I've made a video about this here before.
17:12At that time, Yaşar Güler personally summoned those who claimed that this tape recording was part of a fabricated military espionage case to headquarters.
17:18Do you know who one of the people they called was?
17:21Mahmut Tanal is a CHP member of parliament.
17:23Another one is with Sevilay Yükselir at that time.
17:25Then he became Yilman.
17:26Another one is Fidan Okan.
17:28They called these people over, and Yaşar Güler placed the file in front of them, saying, "Here you go, you said you didn't have the file."
17:34These people probably can't deny that anything like that happened.
17:37But if you look at it now, they'll just dismiss it as a fabricated conspiracy.
17:40Your signatures are below, Mr. Yaşar Güler.
17:42Unfortunately, in Türkiye, neither the opposition nor the media pursues these issues, so it's very easy to act based on preconceived notions.
17:49And it suits everyone's purposes.
17:50Because it provides a pretext for persecuting people they don't like.
17:55Let's say that the conditions weren't suitable at the time and it wasn't investigated.
18:00Which I disagree with.
18:01Why? Because since 2013, there has been a single-party rule and an Erdoğan with unlimited power.
18:07And the AKP and Ergenekon alliance, the Erdoğan-Ergenekon alliance, continues.
18:12This alliance had also orchestrated the July 15th coup attempt.
18:14Remember, Yeni Şafak columnist Yusuf Kaplan appeared on Habertürk television.
18:19He said that we had reached an agreement with the Kemalist soldiers before July 15th.
18:24This confession was confirmed by İsmail Hakkı Pekin, who was the head of intelligence at the time.
18:29A CHP member of parliament, I can't remember his name right now.
18:31He said that without Alevi officers, the July 15 coup attempt could not have been prevented.
18:35There is a lot of data like this.
18:37So the Ergenekon-Erdoğan alliance continues.
18:40So why is it that investigating and shedding light on these events, when you have all the resources at your disposal, is something that hasn't been implemented?
18:48Why aren't these things being done?
18:50On the contrary, all kinds of lawlessness, children drowning in poverty, people dying of cancer,
18:56When we bring up the issue of people who died from torture in prison, there's a chorus of voices saying, "Serves them right," whether it's Ali Tatar or Kuddus who reads them.
19:05So, this is the appeal he's making to the people who have been perpetrating this abuse for years.
19:08Is your concern the truth, or is it exploiting these tragic events?
19:13Let me tell you a name.
19:15Atilla Kezek is a former retired Vice Admiral.
19:17He is currently in the CHP administration.
19:21His full position is Chairman of the National Defence Policies Board.
19:25He's in an important position.
19:27So, let's make an appeal to Mr. Kezek.
19:29Have you ever looked into how Kuddus Okur died?
19:33What happened during the hospital process?
19:35What does the Bar Association report say?
19:37What does the Medical Association say?
19:38Did you see it?
19:39No.
19:39Have you looked at the Ali Tatar case?
19:41For example, Hıfzı Çubuklu is in Ankara, and you are in Ankara.
19:43Why don't you call him, or have him offer tea or coffee and say, "Mr. Hıfzı, why are you saying this about a file that is said to be non-existent?"
19:50Did you go directly to the governor's office and ask the police chief if he had requested this?
19:54Or why don't you ask?
19:56Why don't you ask Muammer Güler what these things are?
19:59Another topic.
20:00Everyone is saying, "If I remember correctly, Prosecutor Süleyman Pehlivan is the perpetrator of this case, and he's the one who orchestrated this FETÖ conspiracy," and that's how they're going about it.
20:07This is where they set up a conspiracy, and so on.
20:09So, the prosecutor was arrested, and he was arrested after July 15th and is still in prison.
20:14He was a member of the Supreme Court during the July 15th period.
20:16And he received a 13-year prison sentence.
20:18Have you looked?
20:19On what basis was a 13-year prison sentence given?
20:21Is Ali Tatar among them?
20:24Are there any teenage things?
20:25Cage action plan, etc.
20:26No.
20:26He only has membership in the congregation.
20:27So what is required for membership in the community?
20:30Well, if you get the bank to do it, that's enough.
20:32Sending your child to school is enough.
20:34Even if none of these are true, if someone says, "Oh, he/she is also a member of the religious community," that's enough.
20:40You don't need to look for any other evidence.
20:42This is the reality we are facing.
20:44So what about the scale of the conspiracy?
20:46No.
20:48Look, when we open the Atilla Kezek file, something else emerges.
20:52Look at Atilla Kezek's statements.
20:55He talks about this everywhere he goes.
20:57While still in office, he met with Erdoğan several times in 2012.
21:02In fact, one of these took place at Dolmabahçe Palace on July 20, 2013.
21:05One exists in 2012, another in 2013.
21:07And he personally meets with Erdoğan at length and explains the FETÖ threat to him.
21:13And do you know what he's doing?
21:15During their meeting on July 20, 2013, at Dolmabahçe Palace, he opened the lists on Erdoğan's table and explained each person's role one by one.
21:24Name lists.
21:25He presents the profiling list to Erdoğan.
21:28Profiling is a crime, folks.
21:31A serving general does this, and then he resigns on September 15, 2013.
21:39Their meeting was on July 20, 2013.
21:41So, he's resigning in August or September, about two months later.
21:44And now he's entering a political position.
21:48It's becoming part of a political landscape.
21:50So, Mr. Kızık, I wonder if there really is Atilla Kezek—pardon, I said Kızık—in the CHP, the main opposition party.
21:58Let's make an appeal to Atilla Kezek.
22:01You have the opportunity to investigate the true extent of these events you mentioned, which you repeat every anniversary and every day.
22:09The current circumstances are favorable.
22:12Wouldn't you consider informing the public?
22:15Legends are being written and TV series are being made about Kaşif Kozunur.
22:19But is anyone trying to answer the question of how a perfectly healthy man died in prison?
22:25Did Hasan Atilla Uğur discuss these things with his cellmate?
22:30Was it truly a heart attack, or was there something that triggered it?
22:34Is anyone looking for the answer to the question, "What happened in prison?"
22:37No, instead, legends are being created, and everyone prefers to chew on the FETÖ gum, which is convenient for them and what they call the spirit of the times.
22:46All of these events are tragic.
22:48Therefore, the life of a person who goes to prison is entrusted to the state.
22:53Police Chief Zeki Güven entered perfectly healthy and left in a coffin.
22:56There are countless examples like this.
22:57English teacher Halime Gülsü was arrested for helping vulnerable people by making and selling meatballs and using the money she earned, and she was not given her medication in prison.
23:06He lost his life for it.
23:07When I wrote the story of Halime Gülsü, people said, "But she'll read Kuddus."
23:12Is your concern justice or exploitation?
23:16The same thing happened with Ali Tatar; it came up very often last week because it was the anniversary of his death, but nobody talked about it in the way I explained and highlighted in this video.
23:23He didn't look at the issues.
23:25Let's conclude by asking this question.
23:26Friends, is your concern justice or exploitation?
23:31How many people have to die, how many children have to die in the Meriç River, then yes, you will be satisfied.
23:37How many innocent people will have to die of cancer or other illnesses in prison before you feel satisfied?
23:42Ask yourselves, how many people have to die?
23:45You are not seeking the truth, but not only are you not seeking the truth, you are also exploiting these deaths.
23:51When will you realize that you need to point the finger at yourself?
23:55Let's make the call from here.
23:56Look, in today's Turkey, Erdoğan is a leader with unlimited power.
24:00Everything is at your fingertips.
24:02CHP is working together.
24:04It has every possible amenity.
24:05Why don't you make an effort to thoroughly investigate these events and uncover the truth?
24:12Or is it easier to exploit, to blame the victims, to fuel the witch hunt?
24:19It seems easier that way.
24:22Yes, let's place a rose here.
24:24Thank you for watching.
24:25See you in the next episodes.
24:27Goodbye.