100 days after the murder: the alliance of crime exposed by Khashoggi

As of today, 102 days have passed since Cemal Kaşıkçı entered the consulate of his own country in Istanbul and was brutally murdered there. Two days ago, on the 100th day of this incident, commemoration meetings were held in various places. At the commemorations, not only was respect paid to the spiritual memory of a journalist, but the meanings of this murder, which has not left the world's agenda for a hundred days, were also dwelt upon.

With his death Kaşıkçı became the symbol of the awakening human consciousness against a rotten, degenerate order that he exposed. The disgusting smells of this rotten order make the nasal bones ache, but the human nose gets used to every kind of foul smell over time. The Kaşıkçı murder made us feel that foul smell again in all its intensity.

For in fact the order represented by those involved in this murder is today responsible for the blood shed unjustly and needlessly everywhere, from Egypt to Yemen, from Syria to Iraq, from Afghanistan to Libya. The order established with petro-dollars is the greatest enemy of the dignity of peoples, the greatest obstacle to the possibility of living humanely, the greatest handicap of democratic developments.

At the international level it does not shy away from using terrorism and extremism as the most ordinary instruments for carrying out its own plans. But it never uses these instruments it uses in favor of the peoples of the regions it intervenes in, only to strangle the most legitimate and rightful demands of the peoples there.

The order that produces and releases onto the market the mentality, the financing and the leadership cadres on which organizations such as DAEŞ, Boko, Haram, Şebab and al-Qaeda in Syria, Iraq, Somalia and Kenya rely, and which through them razes to the ground the perception of Islam in the world, does not, at the end of the day, refrain from exercising, in its most brazen form, the privilege of deciding who is a terrorist and who is not.

The well-known actors of this order of course do not shy away from squandering those they have sent onto the field by calling them terrorists. After all, they are only simple instruments to them, not even regarded as human; they feed and protect them under the table as far as they can use them, but where they need to be squandered they do not hesitate for a moment to squander them. What they buy as they squander them is the title, the title of "heroes who bravely fight terrorism." With this title, together with tactics of branding, they have, cunningly, found the way of squandering whichever opponents they want in the same way.

The grave murder they committed in the consulate premises exposed which means of legitimacy they use to the hilt for their own dirty deeds.

Those who committed the Kaşıkçı murder, with the same tactics, massacred thousands of people in Egypt in the most savage way and strangled in its cradle the will of the people, a democracy that was being born for better or worse. They condemned a whole Egyptian people to a bloody-handed dictator like Sisi who does not know what he is saying. With the coup they organized in Libya against the will of the people, the country has been floundering for four years in chaos that has cost the lives of tens of thousands of people. In Yemen not even a count can be kept of how many children die of hunger each day.

With just the food scraps wasted every day in the palaces of BAE and SA, the hunger problem in Yemen could be solved. The fact that the most widely reflected image to the world of the intervention in Yemen is "child deaths" from "hunger" does not embarrass those who carry out the intervention in the slightest. Yet every child who dies puts a notch of shame on their faces.

The interventions in all these countries are the usual business of the order that attempted the life of Kaşıkçı.

The real face of this order could somehow be masked by lobbying and PR activities fed by petro-dollars. The Kaşıkçı murder suddenly dropped that mask. Even if it is put back in place now, the faces behind the mask have been seen.

For 100 days, on the one hand what Kaşıkçı's death tells us has been discussed, and on the other the psychopathic statements of the face caught red-handed behind the mask that fell have been read.

However hard-pressed these statements may be, they still hint, in the haste of covering up a crime and trying to make it forgotten, that when it is forgotten it will take revenge on those who exposed this disgraceful state. There is a challenge that the order they have built will continue exactly as it is.

Whom does it rely on? Evidently on its friends in America, on its own power which it thinks will not be shaken, on its money which it thinks will not run out, of course on the helpless obedience of its own people, ultimately on the idea that no one can reach it... When the harsh winds of justice blow, we will see that none of these will save it.

CONGRESS MEMBERS ASK: IS SA RUNNING ABD?

On the occasion of the 100th day, a commemoration meeting was held in the ABD Congress with the participation of both Democratic Party and Republican Party members of Congress. At the meeting, which Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelocsi also attended, all participants stated that the murder was a crime committed not only against Kaşıkçı but against all of humanity.

The members of Congress said that if this murder is looked at, as Trump has done, only in terms of interests and money to be lost, it would hit ABD as a country of values and democracy. It is understood that the members of Congress, who stated that even in the current situation such a murder, which is being overlooked out of precisely this concern, gives the shameful picture of ABD being run by SA, will not let go of this matter.

KAŞIKÇI'S KILLERS SEE TURKEY AS A THREAT

While those who demand justice for Kaşıkçı do these things, let us also continue to follow what Kaşıkçı's killers are doing.

According to the latest report on the website www.middleeasteye.net, what was discussed at a meeting held with the participation of Egypt, SA, BAE and Israel, and the participants, show what kind of alliance and what kind of evil lies behind the Kaşıkçı murder. Because although the security concept expressed at this meeting still continues to see Iran as the enemy, it stated that it sees Turkey, which does not turn a blind eye to the covering up of the Kaşıkçı murder, as a greater danger.

Why and to whom is Turkey a threat? With its style, its savagery, its trickery, its plot and its terror dimension, the Kaşıkçı murder at the same time gives away all the codes of this dirty alliance. When you look at what this alliance of crime does, you have in any case seen enough of what Turkey is and where it stands.

Against this alliance of crime, Turkey represents only justice, human rights and dignity, democracy, freedom of expression, the peace and prosperity of the region, and peace, and is not in the least bothered that this situation frightens the Kaşıkçı criminals.

Let those who shamelessly back this alliance of crime think about the rest.