Den fängslade turkiske journalisten berättar för The Guardian om avslöjandet att Erdogan handlar med IS.
Världen styrs av mörkläggning och lögner och de som är modiga nog att lyfta fram sanningen bestraffas. Måtte denna mörka tid ända snart! Vi behöver sanningen, vi behöver kunna förstå vår värld för att förbättra den. Det är bara vakna människor med mänsklighetens behov och intressen för ögonen, som kan ta oss ur greppet från krigiska, onda krafter, som offrar miljoner människors liv och tillvaro för sina egna galna, giriga intressen.
Folket i Syrien är oskyldiga till kriget, Assad är oskyldig till kriget. De skyldiga finns framförallt i Washington, Ankara och Riyadh.
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I revealed the truth about President Erdogan and Syria. For that, he had me jailed
Can Dündar
Turkey’s regime not only smuggled guns into Syria, it used ‘state security’ as an excuse to imprison the journalists who reported it.
Beneath the camouflage composed of medicines boxes, weapons and ammunition were found. The truck was held for a while, but following the intervention of government officials a safe passage into Syria was granted.
The government immediately discharged the prosecutor and gendarmerie who stopped the convoy and had them arrested. It was declared that the trucks contained humanitarian aid. This incident, which fuelled allegations that President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s government was intervening in the Syrian civil war, was rapidly covered up.
In May 2015, however, Cumhuriyet Daily, the newspaper I serve as the editor-in-chief, acquired the footage of this incident. It was clearly visible that the truck was loaded with arms. It was thus documented that the intelligence service was illegally carrying arms into the civil war raging in a neighbouring country. This was big news. We published details of the operation with photos, and uploaded the video to our website.
Erdoğan was in a fix. He couldn’t refute the story, so instead chose to censor the publication and threaten the journalist responsible, who was me. In a live broadcast on a state TV channel, he said: “The person who wrote this story will pay a heavy price for it; I won’t let him go unpunished.” He added that the footage was a “state secret”, and that publishing it was an act of “espionage”.
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/28/truth-president-erdogan-jailed-turkey-regime-state-security-crime