Who, in his own territory, abolishes democracy and persecutes minorities... to establish himself as the champion of political Islam?

Who, beyond his borders, provokes America, competes with Russia, blackmails Europe, covers for ISIS, persecutes the Kurds, sends mercenaries to Libya, fights the Armenians to be crowned leader of the Islamic international?

Who wants to become the new sultan, aspires to transform into a new caliph, aims to reconstitute the Ottoman Empire in order to be considered one of the great powers in the planetary game?

The twelfth president of the Turkish Republic completes the forward escape inaugurated by Mustafa Kemal, the so-called Atatürk. Of whom he is merely the other side of the coin, seemingly an enemy but in reality a twin brother.

Why did we err regarding Atatürk's work and the legacy he left behind? Why were we consciously deceived at the dawn of Erdoğan's era? Why is it wrong to pit one against the other?

To understand even a little about Turkey, we must recall the ghosts of the Armenian genocide in 1915, the ethnic cleansing of the Greeks in 1923, the massacres of the Kurds and Alevis since 1928. We must uncover the hidden secrets of the military coups. We must publicize the compromises of Washington and Brussels to this day. We must demonstrate how Turkey constitutes the most explosive warlike laboratory and not forget the multitude of Turks who were murdered, imprisoned, exiled... persecuted either by the political sword, the religious turban, or both together.