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…Why does Öcalan speak in that manner? The heart of the matter is the way Öcalan speaks. Öcalan speaks as he is told. He speaks about everything, but refuses to support the process. He says he gave the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) political power on a golden tray and has been keeping the AK Party in power for the last 10 years, and he says he saved the National Intelligence Organization (MİT) head, etc. He blacklists people. He makes certain people the target of attacks. He speaks ill of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi, Fethullah Gülen, etc. Why? For two reasons. First, he reflects the mentality of the deep state. Second, he cannot bear the fraternity project of this nation. Today, about 100,000 primary school children of Kurdish citizens in the southeastern provinces attend reading centers free of charge to prepare for high school entrance exams. This project prevents the terrorist organization from recruiting new members and, therefore, drives all separatists crazy.…
Excerpted from the author's column published on Today's Zaman, 07 March 2013, Thursday
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