When State Institutions Fall into the Hands of Gangs, There Is No Justice

Written by Kemal Albayrak, 20th–21st Term Member of Parliament for Kırıkkale…

If a state’s institutions fall into the hands of the immoral, the plunderers, the thieves, the mafia, and hierarchical senior cadres, there can be no justice, rule of law, or legality.

State offices fall into the hands of gangs, the state goes off the rails, and chaos ensues.

In such circumstances, hierarchical plundering takes place in proportion to the power held.

A comprehensive struggle against these gangs must be carried out through legitimate action.

Against criminal networks and their partners, honorable people must unite around common principles, stand together against the politics that produces corruption, and seek their rights through collective action.

Rights must be protected. There is no other way.

Intellectuals, thinkers, politicians, opposition figures, writers, and journalists must abandon factionalism and fight against plunderers and those who deny justice.

In the struggle between the honorable and the dishonorable, one must stand courageously alongside the honorable.

Whoever the oppressor may be, fighting against them is essential.

It is not enough to oppose the Pharaohs; one must also stand alongside Moses.

The Fund Scandal and What Must Never Be Forgotten

Whatever they do in the fund scandal, both those who plundered and those who covered it up are guilty.

The archives never forget.

The issue of the 128 billion was also on the agenda once. These things are never forgotten.

Can those who have devoured the people’s rightful share, those dishonorable and characterless individuals, ever be forgotten?

The people will witness their fate.

Two-faced religious profiteers are highly skilled at plundering.

These are not human beings. They are never satisfied.

Even as the guilty speak, filth pours from their backsides.

They have lost all sense of shame, decency, and honor.

They do not even think about death.

They have all been trained in the art of thievery.