Akit columnist links İkbal and Ayşenur murders to IMM: 'They implemented policies encouraging Satanism'

Akit columnist Selma Savcı wrote an article titled "Oh people, where do they get this courage from?" regarding the murder of İkbal Uzuner and Ayşenur Halil by Semih Çelik, in which she blamed the IMM and İmamoğlu.

'MET WITH A SATANIST FASHION DESIGNER'

Savcı's article reads as follows:

"Following the Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality's transition to the CHP, many encouraging practices regarding the danger of Satanism, which is being attempted to be turned into a youth trend in the city, have unfortunately been implemented under the auspices of the IMM. First of all, noting that we are ready to do whatever it takes to prevent perversion from threatening the lives of our children, let us recall these disgraces... Let no one then criticize us by saying, 'Do not blame the IMM administration based on a single example'…

Some of the scandals in the recent period, where Satanism, which is imposed on the youth by surrounding Istanbul, has come to the fore, are as follows: In the exhibition opened by the IMM in Eyüpsultan, which damaged the texture of Feshane, the Baphomet figure, which is deified by the deviant Knights Templar, was included. The art-masked exhibition contained numerous images and sculptures consisting of pagan-Satanist visuals. A graffiti with Satanist connotations was drawn on a wall at the IMM-owned Müze Gazhane in Kadıköy. Occult propaganda was carried out under the guise of art.

IMM President Ekrem İmamoğlu of the CHP met with Dilara Fındıkoğlu, known in the public eye as a 'Satanist fashion designer.' Fashion designer Fındıkoğlu, who is stated to have signed a joint project agreement with the IMM, is a name that comes to the agenda with her heavy Satanism-themed events and clothing designs."

News Source: 12punto