Did we speak up for the Kaz Mountains as much as we did for what Wanda Nara did to Icardi?

The issue is not about being a captive, but about not surrendering; that is the whole point...

Today is November 10. As a citizen of a country that has failed to walk the path shown by our Savior and the founder of our Republic, our Atamız, has failed to protect Atatürk's values, and has surrendered to a culture of subservience, I am experiencing deep sorrow.

My hope for the future is fading day by day. Because only some of us are courageously refusing to bow down to what exists.

For example, the most talked-about event this week was Galatasaray crushing Tottenham at Ali Sami Yen.

We told England, the inventor of football, "this is how football is played."

But did we raise our voices as strongly for the trees massacred by Cengiz Holding in the Kaz Mountains as we did for Icardi's injury and what Wanda Nara did to Icardi?

We have no tolerance for failure in football. We are even tearing apart world-famous manager Jose Mourinho due to his failure and want him gone.

But we do not raise our voices this much for the minimum wage, which remains thousands of liras below the hunger threshold.

We do not hear calls for the "administration to resign" in the country.

The issue that fathers, who can barely bring a kilo of meat home to their families due to the high cost of living, speak up about is not poverty, but whether a high transfer fee can be found for Osimhen.

Whether Wanda Nara will return to Icardi or whether Jose Mourinho will stay at Fenerbahçe is talked about more than the Narin murder or the economy, which is hurtling toward a cliff like a car with a blown tire.

There is one issue that neither the political power nor the opposition touches upon.

The water scarcity that will soon take hold of our cities as well!

With water scarcity just one step away, I wish you all weeks filled with Icardi, Jose Mourinho, and Osimhen.