Why Did I Go to İmralı?

Why Did I Go to İmralı? Book Description As the "stem cell" of our problems, before our Turkish-Kurdish relations problem is resolved... • What did I go to İmralı for: To bring a LETTER from Öcalan, or to bring a BOOK to İmralı?• Was I BADLY used for the Istanbul elections, or the Istanbul elections? WELL USED?• How could the TWO PARTIES that did not deliver my books get along "smoothly" here? How were the doors of this double castle ripped off their hinges? • How did my 9-year-long MARATHON of reaching Erdoğan and 20 years of reaching İmralı reach its “Finish” safely? • Why did Öcalan say (in the second meeting), "God sent you here"? • Did he say "for the Istanbul elections, or to resolve our 100-year-old issue in a week without breaking a tea glass?" • Did the letter make me a professor, or did my professorship make me the letter? • What is the problem known as the “Kurdish problem” in a “non-fraud” way?• Is it possible to solve our THOUSAND-YEAR-OLD problem of Turkish-Kurdish relations, not the “Kurdish problem”, in a week?• By what means and how did I reach the open addresses of those who blocked it from both sides?• They are at those addresses. How can it be prosecuted? • Will the Butcher always win in the fight between the sheep's LIFE concern and the butcher's MEAT concern? • Isn't there an end to the bad luck of the Grass falling under the feet in the fight of the elephants? • That's why I said: "... this work was created not with the intention of being a book, but with the spirit and mind of the dream of being a civil window, which is a long-overdue right, to these ancient lands we live in: Because this "window" solves the problem of Turkish-Kurdish relations, so to speak. It opens to the view of unraveling, so to speak. "Not by killing and killing, but by living and keeping alive"... (From the Promotional Bulletin)