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Movie About Ibrahim Parlak in the Works

Ibrahim Parlak

Director Marc Forster (who's just been tagged to do the newest James Bond feature) has announced plans to direct a new movie inspired by the real-life experience of Kurdish immigrant Ibrahim Parlak.

In 2004, Parklak was taken into custody by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on July 29, 2004, based on his alleged past ties to the PKK, a rebel group that sought to win independence for Northern Kurdistan from Turkish rule.

Conservative political commentator, radio talk show host, columnist, and attorney Debbie Schlussel thinks the planned movie will be a total whitewash of what really took place.

Read Schlussel's take. Then tell us what you think.

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