Aydınlık targets Ulusal: They forgot they hosted a SADAT member on their television programs

In its report today, the newspaper Aydınlık supported Sözcü columnist Saygı Öztürk, who became a target for Akit due to his article on SADAT. However, Ersan Ergür, one of the founders of SADAT, had appeared as a commentator on many television programs on Ulusal Kanal despite the backlash.

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Aydınlık targets Ulusal: They forgot they hosted a SADAT member on their television programs

The newspaper Aydınlık published a report today (August 28, 2024) titled "SADAT article angers Akit writer... Heavy accusation against Sözcü writer: The noble journalist of the hose-pipe fraudsters."

In Aydınlık's report, it was stated, "Yeni Akit writer Ali Karahasanoğlu targeted Sözcü newspaper writer Saygı Öztürk in his column today. He claimed that Öztürk receives a salary from bank hose-pipe fraudsters."

Aydınlık emphasized that Saygı Öztürk had become a target for Akit due to his article on SADAT.

Sözcü newspaper writer Saygı Öztürk had penned an article titled, "UN report: 'SADAT breached the embargo and trained 5 thousand Syrians in Libya'."

Yeni Akit writer Ali Karahasanoğlu had targeted Saygı Öztürk because of this SADAT article.

THEY FORGOT THEY MADE A SADAT MEMBER A COMMENTATOR

The newspaper Aydınlık wrote that Saygı Öztürk was targeted for opposing SADAT, but Ulusal Kanal, which is in the same media group, had hosted Ersan Ergür, one of the founders of SADAT, as a commentator on its television programs many times. In fact, the guest on the program marking the 8th anniversary of the FETÖ July 15 coup attempt was also Ersan Ergür.

Here are some of those programs:

THEY DEFINED SADAT AS THE “CENTER OF GLADIO”

Moreover, the Vatan Party, with which Aydınlık and Ulusal Kanal are affiliated, was the first party to go to SADAT's headquarters in Beylikdüzü during the period when it was known as the Workers' Party. Vatan Party Chairman Doğu Perinçek used to define SADAT as the "center of Gladio." When the Workers' Party went to the SADAT headquarters in 2012, the newspaper Aydınlık reported, "The Workers' Party entered the center of Gladio. The Workers' Party entered the center where militants who organize terrorist acts against the Assad administration in Syria are trained. Workers' Party members were in front of SADAT's headquarters in Istanbul's Beylikdüzü district in the morning hours."

WHO IS THIS ERSAN ERGÜR

SADAT founder Ersan Ergür had shared a message on his social media account during the time when former CHP Chairman Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu went to the front of the SADAT headquarters, saying, "This homeland was taken with blood and is being defended with blood. We will not hand over this homeland to those who cooperate with Turkey's enemies at the ballot box. We will not." A criminal complaint was filed against Ersan Ergür after his controversial remarks.

In an interview, Ersan Ergür stated that they work with the armed forces of 22 Islamic countries. Ergür, who did not disclose the names of these countries on the grounds that it would be "against Turkey's interests," said, "The US and France certainly know about our activities in those countries. These should not be shared with the public."

WHAT IS THIS SADAT

SADAT founder retired Brigadier General Adnan Tanrıverdi passed away on August 4, 2024. In 2012, Tanrıverdi founded SADAT (International Defense Consultancy Construction Industry and Trade Inc.) together with soldiers who were dismissed from the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) due to "reactionary activities."

What is in the archive of SADAT, which was founded by retired soldiers and provides "Unconventional Warfare" training?

Adnan Tanrıverdi had said, "A provincial system should be introduced," in the reports of ASDER and ASSAM, of which he was also an executive.

The striking statements made by Tanrıverdi in his presentation titled "ASDER-ASSAM report at the stage reached by the solution process" in January 2015 are as follows:

"A provincial system should be introduced. The provincial organization of the Republic of Turkey and the administrative structure of the state should be reorganized. This system should be created in a way that will both cover the autonomy demands of Kurds and other ethnic groups and increase the sense of loyalty and belonging to the state. Each ministry can properly direct and manage at most 6 or 10 units under its control. 81 provinces cannot be managed with determination from the center."

HE SAID “SECULARISM SHOULD BE REMOVED” ON A FETÖ CHANNEL

Adnan Tanrıverdi, who also assumed the presidency of the Association of Defenders of Justice (ASDER), founded by 7 soldiers dismissed from the army by Supreme Military Council (YAŞ) decisions in 2004, made statements to STV, a media outlet of FETÖ that has since been shut down, regarding the constitutional proposal prepared by ASDER and submitted to Parliament.

Tanrıverdi had used the expressions, "Official ideology should not be in the Constitution, the principle of secularism should not be in the Constitution, because these are issues that have always been used as pressure on people of faith."

OPPOSITION TO THE ISTANBUL CONVENTION

SADAT members, who supported the "The Istanbul Convention Kills" campaign, had published a statement of support following the decision to withdraw from the convention. The statement included the words, "We say a peaceful and strong family means a strong Turkey."

SADAT HAD POINTED TO 2023

So, what are the secrets that Adnan Tanrıverdi took to the grave?

SADAT's 2023 plan...

The details of SADAT's 2023 election plan were explained by Melih Tanrıverdi, the son of SADAT founder retired Brigadier General Adnan Tanrıverdi and the current President of SADAT, in an article he wrote after the June 24, 2018 elections.

In his article titled "Turkey Made Its Choice," published on June 25, 2018, on the website of the Association of Justice Defenders Strategic Studies Center (ASSAM), which is SADAT's think tank, Melih Tanrıverdi stated that Turkey's goal on the road to the 2023 elections was the "ASRIKA" project.

Asking "What will happen in the 2018 – 2023 period?", Melih Tanrıverdi made the following assessment:

"1- It will be promoted from being the hope of salvation for the Muslim geography, which is kept under tutelage in world politics, that is, the silent majority, to being its Natural Leader.

2- It will change the balances in the United Nations Organization.

3- It will take the first steps of the Union of Islamic Countries.

4- Acting on the fact that an environment of peace and tranquility is the right of all humanity, it will support states that have been destabilized by being placed under tutelage in the ASRIKA (Asia – Africa) region and will be the nightmare of the states that were called Superpowers yesterday."

WHAT IS THIS ASRIKA PROJECT

SADAT President Melih Tanrıverdi, in his evaluations after the June 24 elections, claimed that they would bring the ASRIKA project to the forefront on the road to the 2023 elections and that the AKP government would also focus on the ASRIKA project.

SO, WHAT IS THIS ASRIKA PROJECT

Adnan Tanrıverdi, the father of SADAT President Melih Tanrıverdi and the person who laid the foundations of SADAT, explained the ASRIKA project in his book "From February 28 to July 15" by stating that Muslim countries, 28 of which are in Asia and 28 in Africa, should form an alliance:

"Of the 60 states where the majority of the population is Muslim, 28 are located in Asia, 28 in Africa, and 4 in Europe. The Eurasian and North Atlantic alliance has not brought peace and tranquility to the Islamic geography, but has become the main cause of conflicts, clashes, and civil wars. For this reason, it has become a necessity for the Islamic world to enter into a new alliance on the Asia-Africa geography 'ASRIKA' axis."

ASSAM has been organizing "ASRIKA International ASSAM Islamic Union Congresses" every year since 2017. In these congresses, draft constitutions are revealed and the basic goals of ASRIKA are determined.

CAPITAL: ISTANBUL, LANGUAGE: ARABIC, LAW: SHARIA

The First ASRIKA Congress was held in Istanbul on November 23-24, 2017, under the title "Forms of Governance from Past to Future." At the end of the congress, a draft constitution was written. With the "Constitution of the Confederation of Islamic Countries," prepared in Turkish, Arabic, and English, consisting of 63 pages and 181 articles, it was proposed to establish an "Islamic States Union" with a separate form of government, military power, judiciary, capital, flag, and language.

According to Article 6 of this constitution, the official language of the ASRIKA Islamic States Union was determined as Arabic, its flag as a white crescent and stars equal to the number of national states on a red-green background, and its capital as Istanbul/Turkey. In Article 7, it was stated that the union to be established would be governed by Sharia with the words, "The basic goal of the ASRIKA Islamic States Union is to make Islamic Sharia and creed dominant..."

COMMON CURRENCY: ASRIKA DINAR

The Second ASRIKA Congress was held in Istanbul on November 1-2 under the title "Islamic Economy and Economic Systems."

At the end of this congress, decisions were made regarding the economy of the countries involved in the ASRIKA project. Some of these decisions are as follows:

-Establishment of a customs union among Islamic countries, establishment of a common market, adoption of a monetary union, establishment of trade zones among union members,

-Giving the institution of Zakat an institutional identity under the control of states as a common fund,

-Establishment of a chamber of commerce and trade courts affiliated with the union,

-Creation of an Islamic electronic dinar currency (ASRIKA Dinar)…

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