كنز معرفه فى مدونة المفكر التركى عدنان أوكطار(هارون يحيى)...علم علم

A couple of years ago many of us in the New Scientist London office received copies of The Atlas of Creation, a monstrous hardback some 800 pages long, full of lavish pictures but hilarious inaccuracies about life on Earth.Thousands of biologists around the world also received copies, leaving us open-mouthed at the financial clout wielded by the author, a Muslim creationist called Adnan Oktar, who writes under the name of Harun Yahya.Oktar has now shown his political clout, by getting a court in Turkey to ban access to evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins' website. Oktar made the case that Dawkins' site "violated" his personality. Incredibly, according to a statement by his press assistant, Oktar also objected to Dawkins' discussion of his book on the grounds that it was not scientific.This is a book riddled with errors (see here for examples, except if you're in Turkey, in which case you won't be able to click through). So how can the court possibly have upheld Oktar's claim? It doesn't bode well for Turkey's application for EU membership, as the nation's record on censorship is already under scrutiny.
Rowan Hooper, online news editor