Sırrı Er

Former TRT Announcer Sırrı Er wrote… It is being said that former minister and former AKP Deputy Chairman Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya, who resigned from the AKP, and her husband, İlyas Kaya, have returned approximately 2.2 billion liras that they allegedly earned through transactions involving Özata Denizcilik shares(!). Meanwhile, there...
29.09.2026
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A shadow play, when used metaphorically or even ironically in literature and everyday speech, generally refers to hidden schemes unfolding behind the scenes, people being manipulated like puppets, and an artificial version of reality. The irony lies in the fact that what we see on the screen is not the...
29.09.2026
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NATIONAL WILL AND NATIONAL SURVIVAL MUST NOT BE CHEAPENED I do not like having to say this, but when you find yourself surrounded on all sides, sending out an S.O.S. signal may be perfectly understandable. Sometimes, there are things a person would rather not say but feels compelled to say....
25.09.2026
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I am deeply saddened by the tragic incident in Turgutlu, Manisa. Two of the victims are in serious condition. The habit of constantly swatting flies instead of draining the swamp has, unfortunately, cost this country dearly. I know you are here.One dot is enough.Let our voice reach more people. Someone...
22.09.2026
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If not now, when? When will we truly stand up for justice, art, culture and literature? When will we recognize thought, words, books, music, theatre and humanity’s pursuit of beauty as fundamental needs of a society? A society’s future is not built solely through its economy, roads, buildings or technological...
21.09.2026
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Keep Going! I know. You’re tired of this too. To be honest, so am I. More than tired, perhaps—I’m worn out. It is easy to say those words, but think about what they contain. We have been through difficult times. We have witnessed things that were hard to accept and...
18.09.2026
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The “Social Costs of the State of Emergency” study conducted by the Platform for Justice for Victims once again reveals the profound wound that the post-decree period has left on Turkish society. I have tried, as best as I can, to put into words what this research made me feel—and...
17.09.2026
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Today is September 14. The 2026–2027 academic year has begun. Approximately 17 million students and 1.2 million teachers have returned to schools. I wish all our children, young people, and teachers a new academic year filled with health, peace, and success. Yet on the first day of the new school...
14.09.2026
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For some, the pursuit of justice in these lands is a futile endeavor. They reinforce this hopelessness with examples. I know that this is how things are in this part of the world. Nevertheless, if we continue to speak of justice, law, and democracy with friends like you, while preserving...
20.08.2026
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After July 15, 2016, hundreds of thousands of people lost their jobs and their futures overnight. Nearly 10 years have passed since this period of lawlessness. Families were devastated, lives were lost. Some were branded as “terrorists” through mere profiling, while others were stigmatized without concrete evidence—based solely on suspicion....
16.07.2026
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“The greatest form of poverty is the absence of reason.” This statement conveys a profound truth not only for individuals but for entire societies. Looking at what has unfolded, I have once again witnessed with deep sorrow why justice has struggled to take root in these lands. Where reason is...
15.07.2026
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Society is drifting further away from the truth every day under the shadow of artificial agendas, living as though it were in a state of collective anesthesia. “One hardship is worth a thousand pieces of advice.” True virtue lies not in learning through our own suffering, but in maturing by...
10.07.2026
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