Meşhur Balyoz davası nihayetine eriyormuş. Sanıklar son savunmalarını yapıyorlar. Taraf denen ve başlıklarına her gözüme iliştiğinde tansyonum çıkan paçavranın 20 Ocak 2010 tarihli sayısıyla başlayan, emekli- muazzaf sayısız onurlu subayımızı tevkif edilmesine, bitmeyen duruşmalarda tekrar tekrar hakim karşısına çıkartılmasına, ordumuzun kumanda kademesinin tasfiyesine ve sebep olan süreç bir çeşit neticeye ulaşacak; en azından böyle bir beklenti var.
Taraf, 20 Ocak 2010.
Aydınlık gazetesinin 4 Eylül 2012 Salı tarihli sayısının 9. sayfasından Selim Özadalı'nın yazısını aynen naklediyorum.
"TSK’nın
durumu ülke güvenliğini tehdit ediyor"
"Silivri Cezaevi’ndeki büyük duruşma salonunda İstanbul
10. Ağır Ceza Mahkemesi’nce görülen Balyoz davasının dünkü duruşmasına
sanıkların esasa ilişkin son savunmalarıyla devam edildi. Savunmasını yapan
Hakim Albay Onur Uluocak, Türk Silahlı Kuvvetleri’nin değil darbe yapmak,
açıklama yapmaktan bile çekinir olduğunu belirterek 'İçine düşürüldüğü durum
ülke güvenliğini tehdit eder hale gelmiştir' dedi.
"Uluocak kamu vicdanının bu
yargılamayı kabul etmediğini dile getirdi ve şunları söyledi: 'Bu dava suç ve
cezaların şahsiliği ilkesinin bilerek ve isteyerek ayaklar altına alındığı, geçmişteki
darbe, darbe girişimleri ve 28 Şubat benzeri süreçlerin hesabını sormak ve
TSK’yı tasfiye ve terbiye etmek maksadına hizmet eden her türlü hilenin mübah
görüldüğü, duruşmaları bir cezaevinde yapılan çok önceden planlanmış bir siyasi
davadır. Ordu değil darbe yapmak, açıklama yapmaktan bile çekinir olmuş; içine
düşürüldüğü durum ülke güvenliğini tehdit eder hale gelmiştir. Terör, vur-kaç
stratejisinden kurtarılmış bölge yaratma stratejisine ilerlemiş, iç savaş
nedeniyle yıkılmak üzere olan bir ülke, savaş uçağımızı düşürme cesaretini
gösterebilmiştir. Koskoca Türk Ordusu, beyni yıkanmış, zavallı bir suç
örgütünün tüylü, siyah bir örümceğe benzeyen elinde cinayete kurban
gitmektedir. Heyetinize düşen sahteliği onlarca defa kanıtlanan sanal yazıları
bir kenara iterek bu komploları kuran aşağılık terör örgütünü ortaya
çıkarmaktır. Kararınız bu yönde olmasa bile, tarihin şaşmaz adaleti bu cinayeti
ve işbirlikçilerini er geç ortaya çıkartacak, işkence ve milli müdafaya ihanet
suçundan yargılayacaktır. Zira kusursuz cinayet yoktur.'”
"Komplo
ürünü dava"
"Davada tutuklu yargılanan Kuzey Deniz Saha Komutan
Yardımcısı Koramiral Abdullah Can Erenoğlu da 'Savunmanın tek tanığının
dinlenmediği ve 2 yıldır tek bir tutuklunun bile tahliye edilmediğiancak toplu
tutuklama ve toplu yargılamaların yapıldığı bu komplo ürünü davada haksız
olarak tutuklanmam ve yargılanmam insan hakları ihlalidir' diye konuştu."
Aşağıda: 12 Eylül 2010'daki referandum'da sözümona "Darbe Anayasası" tasfiye edildi, ben gerçek darbecilerin yeni anayasayı pompalayanlar olduğuna inandığım için "hayır" denmesi gerektigine inanıyordum. Bu düşüncemi aşağıdaki animasyonla paylaşmaya çalıştım.
Above: The government conducted a referendum on September 12th 2010, ostensibly to abolish the "undemocratic militarist constitution" of the 1980 coup in favour of a "democratic" one but really to clear the way even further for its own agenda, the dismantling of the secular state in favour of a theocratic, fundamentalist one. The "Balyoz" ("Sledgehammer") arrests and trials were already in effect, so I made the above short animation to point out that the real coup was being staged by government itself, and shared it on the net. The captions say "Now it is in the hands of the voter- a civilian response to a civilian coup- No!- for your response, go to the ballot box!"
ENGLISH
On January 20th 2010, the newsrag Taraf, famously a mouthpiece of “the community” headed by emigré Islamist guru Fethullah Gülen, hit the newsstands with a hardly credible accusation: the Turkish Armed Forces, longtime opponent of radical Islamism, was preparing a coup of proportions unseen in the history of the Republic, involving the bombing of mosques and the shooting down of our own planes. The alleged codename forthe plot was “Balyoz” (“Sledgehammer”).
Taraf, January 20th, 2010.
"The Fatih Mosque was going to be bombed."
"We were going to shoot down our own plane."
"The Fatih Mosque was going to be bombed."
"We were going to shoot down our own plane."
Chief of Staff General İlker Başbuğ denied the whole
thing as patently absurd, and even dared to use the threatening words “don’t
try our patience!” He is now one of the 250 suspects awaiting verdict in a seemingly endless series of trials
launched by that article (the number does not include the officers held suspect
in other cases such as “Ergenekon” and “February 28th”, and of course not the
journalists, authors, academicians, and students who are incarcerated and tried
in similarly large numbers). At one point their lawyers of the Balyoz cases, in protest of the unfair
practices of the courts, refused to appear in the courtroom. The trials
continued unabated, and the lawyers have found themselves indicted.
Frustrated by such treatment of personnel under their
command, the commanders of the Three Forces, Army Navy and Air Force, resigned
in 2011, leaving no candidate for the position of Chief of Staff. The
government cooly promoted the commander of the Gendarmerie and appointed him to
the position. Now General Necdet Özel is widely considered to be the
government’s willing stooge.
After two and a half years of far-fetched allegations, dubious
evidence, and almost indiscriminate roundups, the Balyoz
trials are supposedly coming to a close. Many high ranking officers are
disdaining to make a defence.
Yesterday’s Aydınlık,
the most vociferous of the anti-government newspapers, reported these daring
statements from the courtroom, from honourable men who refuse to bow to the
whims of a kangaroo-court:
(from Aydınlık,
Sept. 4th 2012, p.9)
“In making his defense, Col. Judge[1] Onur Uluocak... declaring
that his conscience could not accept such a trial and went on ‘...the judicial
principle that each suspect’s case must be evaluated individually, according to
evidence pertaining to it, is consciously and willingly trodden underfoot.
These are political trials, conducted in a prison[2], planned in advance,
wherein every kind of trickery is seen as fair play in the quest for avenging
past coups, coup attempts, and processes like “the 28th of January”[3] and the purging and taming
of our Armed Forces. The Armed Forces no longer dare make a statement, let
alone stage a coup, being reduced to such a sorry state that the very security
of the nation is now under threat. Terrorism has moved from hit-and-run tactics
to creating its own “liberated areas”.[4] A country on the brink of
collapse in its own civil war has dared to shoot down our warplane.[5] The great Turkish Armed
Forces is being murdered by the hairy, black, spider-like hands of a pitiful,
brainwashed criminal organization.[6] The real duty of your
committee is to push aside these documents, which have been proven over and
over to be forgeries, and expose the detestable terror organization that has
hatched these plots. Even if your verdict is otherwise, the unerring judgement
of history will sooner or later expose this murder and its conspirators and try
them for torture and treason against national defence. There is no perfect
murder.’”
“Vice-Admiral Abdullah Can Eroğlu, second in command of
the Northern Marine Area, tried in custody, has declared: ‘It is a violation of
human rights that I should be tried in this case, hatched through a plot, where
not a single witness for the defense has been heard, where not a single
aquittal has occured in two years, where people have been rounded up and tried en masse.’”
[1] Judge
in a military court.
[2] Silivri prison near Istanbul, where most of the suspects of
the “Ergenekon”, Balyoz”, and similiar “conspiracy” suspects are held and tried.
[3] In the 90’s the Turkey was led for a
time by a two-party coalition which had as its members the right wing D.Y.P.
and the Islamist R.P., with Necmettin Erbakan as prime minister. Suspicious of the direction the
country was taking, the military made
its presence known with tanks rolling through the streets of an Ankara suburb
where fundamentalist activities were particularly pronounced. The National Defence Council- a military
council concerned with national security and meeting once a week with the
government, reached some important
resolutions during its sitting on 28th of February 1997, all aimed at curbing
fundamentalist İslamist influences. The
government was compelled to comply with these resolutions. Prime minister
Erbakan resigned shortly after that. Since coming
to power the A.K.P. has officially labeled the incident a ‘coup’, bringing the number of military coups in the
history of our republic to four in ther reckoning. The participants, since retired, have been
rounded up and are now standing before the judge in a seperate series of
trials. The National Securithy Council
has long been dissolved by the A.K.P.
[4] PKK insurgents in the sutheast are
attacking military outposts almost at will, raiding government buildings in
towns, conducting their own spot-checks
on the roads, abducting soldiers, citizens and even government officials, and
setting vehicles on fire.
[5] On June
22nd 2012 a Turkish F4 E disappeared
over the Mediterranean. There was speculation that it was hit by a Syrian
missile, Syria claimed to have shot it over
its own territorial waters with anti-aircraft guns. Under the A.K.P. regime, guided by U.S.
interests, Turkey has taken a strongly belligerent attitude against Bashar Assad’s government in Syria, welcoming
and allegedly even training Syrian insurgents- ironic, considering Turkey’s
own complaints regarding PKK insurgents slipping in from northern Iraq. Naturally, relations with Syria were already strained at the time and it is not clear what our fighter jet was doing in the area. Today's Aydınlık reports Prime Minister Erdoğan's inner pary speech, expressing hopes for a speedy conquest of Syria with "prayers in Damascus". Civilian government for you!
[6]
Fethullah Gülen’s “community” (“cemaat”),
head residing in the U.S.,
reaching not only into Turkey but spread out across the world.
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