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Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, esteemed President!

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Assalamu alaykum wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh, esteemed President!

Everything I am about to write is directly related to the commentary written on “Hayrat ul-abror.”

As I came of age and began dimly to tell white from black, I understood that on the face of the earth there is a constant contest and struggle among political forces. In particular, the state beyond the ocean, or rather the deep state, wants to have influence over our country as well. The information attack used against the despotic Soviet state before the 1990s continued in the states of the countries left after it.

This means the systematic, continuous activity of various mass media. They have their own methodology and methods. They know well how to sow temptation in the minds and hearts of the peoples of the East, and of the people of Turkestan in particular. An army of ideologically armed journalists was trained and let inside under the veil called freedom of speech. First they constantly offered programs that instilled in people the vileness and horror of life and politics; then they took on the image of a saving angel in people's eyes, and people who had come to believe that their lives really were extremely wretched and unhappy began to serve them as weapons. A stage was entered in which they seeped into the handling of everything, from the smallest problem to state-level hardships. They impoverished people ideologically and threw them into the pit of despair. They convinced people who had emerged from colonialism that they were living in darkness. And so that this belief does not fade, they keep their mills turning even now.

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