 Çok iyi, çok iyi. Nöbette biz dar varız. Canımızdan azizdir. Bıraktığın emanet. Cumhuriyet şereftir. Namustur cumhuriyet. Ateş içinde dolduk. Uyku biz yaramaz. Ölüm bilalasa. Bize evde bulamaz. Talada, fabrikada, Kırçada okuldayız. Fakat hep bir emelde. Bir yönde bir yoldayız. Bugün hürriye için vatan bildik. Çanakkale, Edene, Çanakkale, İzmir, Ardahan bildik. İndiğimiz yolda, Çin'e rızadüzü, Hak erinin bağrına, Saplar ısıngımızı, Harikala yaratır, Bir damlacık Türk kanı, Dünyalar alkışlıyor. Bir avuç kahramanı, O bir avuç kahramanı, Biliyor tarihini. İmanı ve dini. Seve seve bırakıp, Köyde kocanı, Göz kırpmadan veriyor. Koluna bacağını. O böyle hasroldukça, Hürriye ile imanla, Türk yurdu yükseyecek her gün, Şeref ile şanla, İmanlı göğslere karşı Dağlar duramaz. Coşarsak selimize, Dünyalar bevuramaz. Türküs, Düşman üstüne işte böyle akarız. Yirmi milyon ateşiz, Yirmi dünya yakarız. Ey ölümsüz Atatürk, Şerefisin milletin, Bekçisiyiz, Tek kalsak, İnan Cumhuriyeti! 8 oğlan bu morada, Ağzımıza yardım etsin. İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, İznik, Bugün buradayız Özellikle bu şehrin Şehrin şehrin ve şehrin ve şehrin ve şehrin ve şehrin ve şehrin New York'un şehrin ve şehrin şehrin ve şehrin Eryk Adams'ın şehrin 110. şehrin şehrin şehrin çok teşekkürler ve selamlar ve şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin şehrin Türkiye'nin adı çok büyük bir ücretsiz bir leisure valve'ındayız. Sadece erkek, New Jersey'nin y inevitable Türkçe à intervention. Bu sahip bir yerine bir gizli olacağını istiyorduk. Çünkü bir yerine bir gizli olacağımızı, Türkiye'nin ücretsiz bir ücretsiz bir ücretsiz bir ücretsizler. Bir ülkele flame saldırıcığımla beraber mesajlıyım. Bir ülkele bir sürü da bir ülkele bir ve bu hala bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, bir ülkele bir şimdide kalan, community men and women that are here in uniform of all different backgrounds and groups of they protect this city in so many ways and we need to really applaud them. It is really good seeing you and the road you play in public safety and some of the most difficult and complicated times that we are in. It doesn't matter who's the president, who's the mayor, who's the governor. Our men and women who wear the blue uniform do not bring in any political agenda. They have one purpose and that is to serve and protect the people of the city and they are doing an amazing, amazing job and I thank them for what they do every day. Keep doing the work that you're doing. Keep showing what's great about the dignity of this great city. But we're excited about today. I think this is the second year that we are raising the flag here, took 110 mayors before we are finally able to raise the flag of Turkey here at Bolan Green. And I tell everyone who is participating in these flag raising that understand the beauty of this country. I am not an American African. You are not an American Turkey of a Chinese person is not an American Chinese. America tells you to put your country first. Don't abandon your country. You are a Turkey American. I'm an African American. German is a German American. You do not have to abandon your culture, your style, your language as these beautiful children were speaking in a language. You do not have to abandon and hide your culture here in this country. We all come and bring all of our cultures here to create this great experiment of democracy and is excited when you can wave your flag right here in Bolan Green, the foundation of our economic strength. We have raised flags here from all the groups all over the globe. This is the United Nations. Not only on the east side on 42nd Street, but where the United Nations in every neighborhood. No matter when you go, you see the diversity. We should embrace that. We should be excited about that. We should welcome that. That is who makes us great because you could come and live in unison and don't have to abandon who you are. You could wear hijab. You could wear kufi. You could wear yamaka. You could wear dashiki. You could go to a mosque. You could go to a synagogue. You could go to a Baptist church. You could go to a Buddhist temple. You could go to a Sikh temple. You can pray five times a day or you can pray quietly inside the corner of your own office. We were able to open up places where you can prayer inside government to builders. You can do the call of prayer now in the city of New York so that people can hear it just as you're able to celebrate and have those places in Williamsburg, wherever would acknowledge of their shop is coming. That's who we are. That's what these flag raisins are about. They're not a ceremonial moment that's taking place on the stage of our city history. This is a moment where we reemphasize our diversity is our strength. That's who we are. And you know what? The beauty of being in the city is we don't have to agree. 8.3 million people, 35 million opinions. You can disagree peacefully. You can disagree peacefully. That's who we are as a country and that is who we are as a city. There are cities that are second and third greatest cities, but there's only one city that's the greatest city on the globe. And that's New York City. Let's raise this important flag. But before I do so, no one personifies the goodness of this community more than the benevolence of who I believe is really the unofficial ambassador of peace from the Türkiye Community. And that is Alibaba. Alibaba is Alibaba every Wednesday night. Every every Wednesday night Alibaba is out feeding New York is who are in need. He is just a real hero and he symbolizes the benevolence that comes from your community. And I am just really proud to have him as a friend and have him as a resident of our great city. And we just want to say on behalf of all New York is that you have helped. He has helped people so often and he's always given back. He always have the optimistic approach to life no matter how challenging it is. And we just wanted to as we raised the flag of Tokyo, we wanted to pause and just say thank you for what you do all the time. Alibaba. Here's a citation from the people of the city of New York. You are what makes us great. And so we're going to give another proclamation to the Turkish heritage and centenary day to acknowledge the great work that they're doing and girls come together. It offers an excellent opportunity to deepen our understanding of the rich culture and history of Turkey recognize the vast contribution of Turkish New Yorkers and stand in solidarity with our Turkish sisters and brothers together. We continue to ensure that New York remains an inclusive and dynamic center of opportunity for all Eric Adams, mayor of the city of New York. Thank you. You got hold that. Thank you so much. Okay, ready? Raise the flag. We're going to give certificates today. You can teach you. Okay, yeah, we'll do that. So with that, let's do the US National Anthem Color Guard. Please present the colors. And we will have Detective Machia Brown sing our national anthem of the greatest country in the world, the United States of America. That was beautiful. Let me recognize also my dear friend Dr. Semia. Thank you doctor for being here. Let me have all the children underneath the Turkish flag please. All the children, Mardov School, Jumineer School, Atatürk School, Kerna, Anno and Council General. with the kids. Come on. No, Banner Ibrahim Banner Ibrahim Banner Ibrahim Çocuklaral oğlum. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. The kids please. Çocuklaral oğlum. Go ahead, come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let me also recognize ambassador Sedat Oynal's wife who's represent who's here representing him. Thank you so much for being here with us and all the Vice-Counciler of the Republic of Turkey for Teşekkürler. Bu yüzden Turkish National Anthem'i veriyoruz. Benim yeni arkadaşım Çala Tujar Oğlu. Evet kızım. Randofeye, her zaman hazır mısın? Bu güzel. Bu güzel operasını veriyorlar. Teşekkürler. Bu komisyonur Kastro. Kastro'ya gelin. Komisyonur Kastro. Kastro'ya gelin. Geliyor geliyor. Tamam. Tamam. Çocuklarım var mı? Çocuklarım var mı? Çocuklarım var mı? Hadi. Teşekkürler İbrahim. Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Teşekkürler İbrahim. Sertifikatı var mı? Türk-ü New York'larım var mı? Türk-ü New York'lara göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'la göre, Türk-ü New York'dan sarhoş veriyorlar. Özgürlükler Remove. çocuklar. Selin Kurtuluş. Kerem Zirvali. Kerem. Kerem. Kerem. Kerem. Okay, come on. Gel buraya oğlum. He. Very good. We also have Delilah. Delilah. Where are you? Ruki. Where are you Ruki? There you go. Thank you Eric Adams. You're the greatest. Thank you. God bless you. Mehmet Ele Ezer. Tuje Seçen. There you go. Mete Türk Özdemir. There you go. Aydan. Where are you kızım? There you go. Brut off the music please. Brut off. Brand off. Ya. Okay. Yasemin again. Selin again. Kerem again. Delilah again. They printed it two times. Mayor and officer. Ah nereden başlayayım nereden bitireyim. Anyway. Thank you. Brut off. Let's do that music. Ne mutlu. Ne mutlu. Turkim diyelim. Yaşasın. Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Yaşasın. View for being here. Around of each of you for honoring and coming today. Thank you.