Hrant Dink and Abused Turkish Babies
“One cannot accomplish anything without questioning first how an assassin was created from such a baby,” said murdered Turkish-Armenian journalist Hrant Dink’s mourning wife about the teenage boy who killed her husband on January 19, 2007.
Mrs. Dink’s call to illuminate the darkness that created a murderer from a child has inspired Turkish-Norwegian designer Firuz Kutal to draw the cartoon below showing a man with black gasses (aka the nationalist Turkish apparatus) monitoring a photo stand of Hrant Dink being killed.
The murderer, the cartoon suggests, could have been any teenager brainwashed by ultra-nationalist adults. If you look closely, the murderer is making the “Grey Wolves sign” with his left hand, a gesture of fascist Turks who also use the sign in rallies denying the Armenian Genocide. Just like the Turkish kids in this photo from a fascist website:
If you think that the “Grey Wolf” babies are only brainwashed Turkish teenagers, you are mistaken. The babies are being abused since a very young age.
“Abuse” is thought to be physical, but look at these photos:
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These two little boys are “paying tribute” to the Enver Pasha memorial in Turkey. In case you don’t know who Enver is – he was one of the organizers of the Armenian Genocide. And these two are just one of hundreds of photos of abused kids that Turkish fascists don’t mind posting on their websites.
Here is another one:
And another:
And this baby:
And these kids at a “hero’s” grave:
And… kids of nationalist Turks with real guns.
Once Turkish columnist Gökhan Özgün said a YouTube video honoring Hrant Dink’s assassination was worse than child pornography. At that time I was puzzled with Özgün’s words. But after seeing the photos above I think I know what he felt.
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Suleyman on 27 Nov 2008 at 6:07 pm #
If you would closer to the picture you would see it’s an illuminist/freemason sign. His hand are layed out as the horns of lucifer not as a wolve. Check the pictures if you don’t believe me. The hands are layed out different.
Yes most turks are raised nationalist, like in America, France, England, Germany, Armenia, Greece, etc.
The gun in a child’s hand has nothing to do with nationalism. I don’t approve a child with a gun in it’s hands. But the gun is a sign of power like in the rest of the world. In America every one can go to a local gunshop and buy a gun, even sub machine guns. ( check colombine )
Like you have never seen an American that would let his eager son the gun for a few sec’s, check youtube you will see american cheldren shooting with an 45. desert eagle, even a large caliber sniper like a M95)
I hate it when people take a few rotten apples and make a big deal out of it. You act like every grey wolve supporter in Turkey is out to kill all armenians. But the only thing the Grey wolves do is keeping their culture alive, they are nationalists (not facists there is a big difference in those two) Facism is twisted nationalism, that benefit’s some. Nationalism itself is a benefit for the people ( even the ethnic minority’s ), and the country itself. Because it makes people work harder and better, to achive bigger things for their country.
There are grey wolve supporters that want to protect their people and country, they are the ones fighting against the PKK without aproval from the government, this because they think they need to protect their people and country. ( I said PKK, not kurds, kurds are mostly nice hard working people that don’t even want the PKK )
vacci on 18 Dec 2008 at 2:39 am #
Work as hard as you can Suleiman, because there will come a time when every Turkish citizen will pay up in the form of REPERATIONS!
–vacci
mert on 17 Jan 2010 at 1:38 pm #
lies lies lies… go and get a job armenians! your counrty is about to collapse from poverty but only thing you do is blaming Turks because of all your frustrations. you are so miserable..
Grey Wolf on 13 Sep 2010 at 12:26 pm #
we are here we are waiting