Reporters Sans Frontieres(RSF) is alarmed by the death threats received by the journalist and blogger Adem Yavuz Arslan linked to the publication of his book on the circumstances surrounding the killing of journalist and blogger Hrant Dink. Since his book "There is this Armenian: the secrets of the Dink operation" appeared on 17 January this year he has received several threatening phone calls. On 26 January he was sent at his office an envelope containing four Kalashnikov bullets and a white beret, a reference to that worn by Ogun Samast, who is charged with the murder of Hrant Dink.
Emulating the disgusting paradigm of infamous Graecokleptocrats, who persecute and jail dissident bloggers, the government of Turkey terrorizes dissident bloggers. Blogging in Turkey and Greece, the most corrupt country of Fourth Reich(EU), is considered an extreme-risk avocation. Freakish kleptocrats accuse dissident bloggers of treason, confiscate their computers, and lock them is jail! Freak galore! These prisoners of conscience follow the long tradition of Socrates, who was killed by the Athenian democracy.
Columnist and editor of the daily Bugun in Ankara, Arslan told the official radio station TRT: I am not afraid of anyone. If my last day has arrived, well, that's fate. But if I am threatened it's because I am on the right track. But, he added with this package the threats have taken on a new dimension that's why he has asked for the protection of the security forces.
Global Tax Revolt points out the persecution of dissident bloggers is unquestionably a serious attack on freedom of speech, and contrary to Article 2 of Lisbon Treaty, Article 10 of the European Convention of Human Rights, and Article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The disgusting governments of Turkey and Greece cannot bully the blogosphere without repercussions and blowbacks. The international civil society got a shock and awe from the brutality of the infamous Greek government on October 18, 2010.
The infamous government of Greece, October-18 mafia, uses the cybercops as a political tool. On October 18, 2010, a vindictive Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs went completely insane, and she did not think twice about abusing her position in destroying a dissident blogger, an innocent victim of a wild political witch hunt. Under wild orders, a freakish gang of brutal cybercops broke into the home and into the college office of a distinguished professor and robbed his computers, software, files, documents, personal data, personal codes, and personal secrets.
The wild Graecocybercops locked the 65-year old professor in jail, they humiliated him with handcuffs, fingerprints, mugshots, and lies, leaked false information to the media parrots, and initiated sham court proceedings for treason! There was no mattress, no pillow, and no toilet facility in his jail cell. At night, the world renown had to urinate in a bottle! There was neither toilet paper nor soap. He lost his job, and his life is stolen forever by a deranged Greek minister. That's why the Global Tax Revolt declared October 18 as the International Day Against Cybercop Brutality. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/globaltaxrevolt
RSF points out that all the writers who have tried to add elements on the murder of Hrant Dink have run into trouble in one way or another. Between the prosecutions undertaken against Nedim Sener or Kemal Goktas, and the threats against Adem Yavuz Arslan, it seems that the people who ordered the killing and their backers are trying to discourage any attempt to shed light on it.
That also means that Adem Yavuz Arslan, Nedim Sener and Kemal Goktas probably uncovered clues leading to those really responsible. It is time that the Turkish justice took into account these elements to find and put on trial those guilty of the killing. Authorities should guarantee the protection of these journalists who have had the courage to carry out a real work of inquiry.
RSF asserts that light must be shed on the murder of Hrant Dink, even if it implicates the highest levels of the apparatus of the Turkish state. Four years after his death international opinion and Turkish civil society still demand that he be given justice.
In his book Arslan questioned the role of Satilmis Sahin, a non-commissioned officer at the gendarmerie in Trabzon, where the execution of Hrant Dink was allegedly planned. The day before the killing he had been sent to the Bayrampasa district of Istanbul, where Ogun Samast was then living, officially to help with the transfer of a prisoner.
On 19 January 2007 he was in the district of Sisli, some 500 meters from the scene of the crime at the moment it was committed. It is also alleged that the presumed killer Ogun Samast had acquired a weapon from Ahmet Faruk Aydogdu, another non-commissioned officer and a friend of Sahin.
Finally, Sahin, who knows most of those accused, is also close to the roommate of Erhan Tuncel, the alleged organizer of the crime. Arslan believes that these facts cannot amount to coincidences and seem to confirm the implication of Trabzon officers in the crime.
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