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İsmail Saymaz
“Tarikatlar holding, şeyhler CEO, müritler müşteri oldu. Bu topluluklara bağlı yardım dernekleri, işadamı örgütleri ve medya kuruluşları, AKP iktidarının 'sivil toplum örgütü' olarak hareket ettiler. Aynı şekilde neo-liberal politikaların rıza üretim merkezi oldular. Görünürde faaliyetleri yasaklanmış olan tarikat ve cemaatlerin kavuştuğu meşruiyet bugün itibariyle merdivenaltı oluşumların ve sahte şeyhlerin döl yatağına dönüşmüştür. Sorgulanması gereken, asıl bu döl yatağıdır.”
İsmail Saymaz, Şehvetiye Tarikatı

C.S. Lewis
“And grief still feels like fear. Perhaps, more strictly, like suspense. Or like waiting; just hanging about waiting for something to happen. It gives life a permanently provisional feeling. It doesn't seem worth starting anything. I can't settle down. I yawn, fidget, I smoke too much. Up till this I always had too little time. Now there is nothing but time. Almost pure time, empty successiveness.”
C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed

Jim Dutcher
“They are a tribe, a family, a fierce confederacy. They are also an assembly of individual personalities, private desires and goals and inner lives largely unknown. They are a wolf pack howling.”
Jim Dutcher, The Wisdom of Wolves: Lessons From the Sawtooth Pack

Jim Dutcher
“What does a lone wolf want? It wants to stop being a lone wolf. It wants togetherness, to be a part of something bigger. Survival depends on it.”
Jim Dutcher, The Wisdom of Wolves: Lessons From the Sawtooth Pack

William L. Shirer
“In the summer of 1931,” Otto Dietrich, Hitler’s press chief first for the party and later for the Reich, relates, “the Fuehrer suddenly decided to concentrate systematically on cultivating the influential industrial magnates.”14 What magnates were they? Their identity was a secret which was kept from all but the inner circle around the Leader. The party had to play both sides of the tracks. It had to allow Strasser, Goebbels and the crank Feder to beguile the masses with the cry that the National Socialists were truly “socialists” and against the money barons. On the other hand, money to keep the party going had to be wheedled out of those who had an ample supply of it. Throughout the latter half of 1931, says Dietrich, Hitler “traversed Germany from end to end, holding private interviews with prominent [business] personalities.” So hush-hush were some of these meetings that they had to be held “in some lonely forest glade. Privacy,” explains Dietrich, “was absolutely imperative; the press must have no chance of doing mischief. Success was the consequence.”
William L. Shirer, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany

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