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Written by Kemal Albayrak, former Member of Parliament for Kırıkkale in the 20th and 21st terms…
What have they turned this country into—the fake, corrupt, and exploitative Muslims of Mount Hira and the fake nationalists of Mount Tanrı?
The so-called secularists are also busy supporting them.
The condition of those who abandon their principles for personal gain is clear. They speak of Atatürk, but their hearts are filled with self-interest and moral corruption. They have no concern for the country. They worship money and personal gain. They are the class that disgraces Atatürk.
The late Mahsuni used to say, “Take one and hit the other.”
Their system is not compatible with morality or with Islamic ethics. It is difficult to understand such people.
Is this what the skilfully organized solidarity of networks built around evil looks like?
“When the issue is the homeland, everything else is secondary,” “May God not bring us shame,” “We have our religion; we do not need morality”—what can the people expect from the solidarity of those who say such things, combined with the support of Perinçek, who says “the judiciary is the dog of politics”?
The fund affair has also confused them.
In sordid bargaining, everything ultimately rests on self-interest.
Because morality is not negotiable, morality does not seek applause, and morality is never about showing off.
Morality is the ethical stance a person takes in the face of the events life places before them; it requires being human.
People should be judged by what they do.
There can be no remedy for suffering whose cause remains unknown.
Supporting such people means helping them.
The late Erol Güngör used to say, “It is good to stand against Pharaoh, but standing beside Moses is also an important duty.”
The morality of legitimate resistance means standing with truth and what is right, and opposing evil.