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Fail to deal with a junta, and it will deal with you

The prosecutors who assert that those responsible for events surrounding the Sept. 12, 1980 coup should be tried in court are being forced to step back from their duties.

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In such cases, governments should show that they trust the law and are completely behind the justice system. They should do this rather than trying to block the actions of the justice system or trying to reach compromises with those who are guilty. If this most recent junta we have seen, the same one that prepared documents seeking to betray the people of the nation, is not punished for its actions, then the Ergenekon case will not conclude the way it should. A rule of nature states that if you don’t deal with a junta, the junta will wind up dealing with you.

06 November 2009, Friday

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