Mike protects his man, but what about us!

America is doing just fine, God bless.

It does whatever it wants in countries like ours.

Whether in parliament or other critical institutions, there are local and even national people working on its behalf, regardless of whether they are descendants of pashas or named Ahmet or Mehmet.

Shouldn't there be?

Of course there should.

That's the way it works.

We also have similar people in America and other countries.

And we even have proxy people matched to America's collaborators in our country.

These are considered normal in international espionage and counter-espionage practices.

It is a legal business, as you can see.

And this practice is so in accordance with laws and regulations that some even have a document in their pockets called a "directive" that provides almost an armor of immunity.

There is no problem up to this point.

The problem does not start with the protection of those holding directives who work for America or Russia.

The problem starts when we cannot protect our own trained proxies that we have matched to those holding directives.

It is our inability to protect heroes like Necip Hablemitoğlu or my esteemed fellow townsman Kaşif Kozinoğlu, with whom I grew up in the same neighborhood.

While great powers make their men deputies from the very center of Turkey, from the front rows, and by neutralizing all risks, we shout slogans like "Turkey is Turkish, will remain Turkish" behind flag-draped coffins.

We cannot understand what is happening to us.

Until a new martyr's certificate for a patriot is written from the cortege, and we line up behind a new flag-draped coffin.