@ersoydede Yahu sen ne yapacaksan yap ama beni kemalist çakalların yaptığı gibi vatan hainliği/severliği üzerinden yargılama.
15 temmuzda biz kimin ne olduğunu çok iyi gördük.Meydanlara tiyatro izlemeye çıkmadık.10 kasım tiyatrolarına da yeterince karnımız tok.
BU VAHŞETİN HESABINI KİM VERECEK?
O şu anda 25 yaşında, kadın; ancak onu kadın yapan tüm organlarını maalesef kaybetmiş durumda.
Şimdi büyük bir pişmanlık içinde ve çözüm arıyor [ama maalesef çözüm yok].
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Çok şeydir bunlar!
"Yeni" yandaşı sözde muhalif gazeteci:
“Savaşın ‘yıkıma’ uğrattığı Gazze” diyor.
"Siyonistler masumları öldürdü" demiyor. Soykırıma Soykırım diyemiyor.
"Gazze savaşla yıkıma uğradı" diyor.
Kim kimle savaşmış anlatsaydın.
Kimden yanaydın, onu da söyleyeydin.
Emperyalistin kucağına oturmuş "anti-emperyalizmcilik" oynayan tipler bunlar.
"Bağımsızlık-egemenlik" diye bağıran Amerikan oğlanları bunlar.
Oligark beslemesi proleter devrimciler bunlar.
"Biz asılız, biz istemezsek bu ülkede hiçbir şey değişmez" diyen faşistler bunlar.
Yeri gelince siyonistten daha siyonist olurlar. Ağababaları izin vermez, soykırımcıya soykırımcı, hırsıza hırsız diyemezler!
Mevzu Erdoğan'ın gitmesiyse vatan teferruattır kafasını yaşayan kuvvacıdır bunlar.
İzansız vicdansız bunlar.
Çok şeydir bunlar!..
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Antisemitizm kavramı, azgın bir topluluk sınırsız suç işleme hakkına sahip olsun diye icat edildi. Batıda siyonist medyadan “antisemitizm tırmanıyor” diye bir haber duyarsanız, şu anlama gelir, Batılı halklar artık yeter ulan yeter, iliklerimize kadar sömürdünüz yeter, diyordur.
A Call to the Conscience of Humankind
I consider it my humanitarian and Islamic duty to bring to the attention of all humanity the cries of university professors in Gaza who, despite unimaginable hardship and the absence of basic resources, continue teaching in tents in an effort to keep knowledge and education alive.
The latest messages we have received from our colleagues in Gaza reveal that the harsh winter conditions have made life in these tents almost impossible. These makeshift shelters can no longer provide even the minimum conditions necessary for human survival.
The genocide in Gaza is one of the gravest ordeals in human history. Before our very eyes, an entire people's life, memory, culture, future and means of survival are being systematically destroyed. Hundreds of thousands of innocent people, most of them women, children, the elderly and the sick, are struggling to survive. Hospitals, schools, universities, places of worship and every structure that sustains human life have been reduced to rubble by the Zionist occupiers.
This is no longer a matter of geography, a particular people or a faith. It is a question of what it means to be human and to remain human. Where we stand in the face of genocide, whose side we take and what responsibilities we assume will be the measure of our human dignity.
Let us not become accustomed to this immense injustice. Let us not allow Gaza's tragedy to become an ordinary news story or a catastrophe forgotten with time. Let us keep our consciences alive, raise our voices and speak out against this genocide wherever we are. Silence, indifference and passive spectatorship must never become a means by which oppression is allowed to persist.
To all those who have raised their voices for Gaza, mobilised their resources, sought to deliver aid and filled public squares in solidarity: let us intensify our efforts, strengthen our bonds of solidarity and bring more people into this great humanitarian mobilisation. To those who have yet to act, our message is clear: today is the day to assume responsibility. Everyone must act from wherever they are and with whatever means they possess to end these massacres and help heal the wounds of the oppressed. This is not a matter of choice; it is a responsibility.
Humanity will never recover its dignity and honour until it retrieves them from beneath the rubble of Gaza. The global system, with all its institutions, will carry the burden of this shame throughout history. This disgrace will remain inscribed in the darkest pages of human history. Yet history will also remember those who raised their voices against this injustice and stood firmly with the oppressed.
Standing with the oppressed is an essential obligation of our humanity. Everything we do for Gaza today is a trust we leave to the future of humanity, to the world our children will inherit and to the shared conscience of humankind. Let us honour this trust. Let us mobilise our words, resources, knowledge and strength. Let Gaza's cry reach every corner of the world. Let us not fall silent until this injustice ends, justice is upheld and the oppressed can live in safety and dignity.
O Allah, come to the aid of our brothers and sisters. Rescue the oppressed and bring the oppressors to ruin. Enable us to be a balm for our brothers' and sisters' wounds, to shoulder their burdens and to fulfil our responsibilities in the fullest measure. Make us among those who speak out against injustice, do everything within their power to resist it, earn the prayers of the oppressed and share in their suffering.
O Allah, make our reckoning easy. Do not let us stand ashamed before these oppressed people on the Day of Resurrection, nor let their grievances remain upon us. Forgive us and have mercy upon us. Grant us the resolve to uphold justice, the loyalty to stand by our brothers and sisters, and a life that earns Your pleasure. You are our Lord and Master; You alone do we ask for help.
Ameen.