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Kurds will fight back if Turkey enters Iraq (PKK Terror message from British paper)
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| 3/10/2003
| Anthony Loyd
Posted on 03/09/2003 7:10:36 PM PST by a_Turk
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Take this pro-terror article with a grain of salt.
Note the location on the map. KDP territory. These are people the US government is planning on arming.
This threat means nothing. We're going there and we'll clean the terrorists out once and for all.
Anyone interested in the
history of PKK terror in Turkey, here's a link.
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posted on
03/09/2003 7:10:36 PM PST
by
a_Turk
To: 11B3; 2Trievers; alethia; AM2000; another cricket; ARCADIA; Archie Bunker on steroids; Aric2000; ...
ping..
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posted on
03/09/2003 7:11:07 PM PST
by
a_Turk
(Lookout, lookout,, the candyman!)
To: a_Turk
he possessed nothing but the uniform in which he stood and a .38 Smith & Wesson seized from a dead Turkish commando Unlikely. Given the Euro-aspirations of the Turks, it would probably have been a Browning Hi-Power. Unless the turk was a re-enactor type.
To: a_Turk
The Kurds need to think logically and stay put. They have more to gain by making peace at this time.
They can be in a representative government, if they behave.
Otherwise they will become terrorists, and even the American forces will hunt them down.
I hope that the moderate ones will prevail.
To: a_Turk
Yup. You were right as usual. D**ned terrorist. First shot fired by his bloodsoaked rapist crew on any of our allies will earn the swift application of 7.62 justice in their skulls.
To: fourdeuce82d
Turkish soldiers carry NATO standard gear, whatever that may be in side arms today, I don't know.
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posted on
03/09/2003 7:48:50 PM PST
by
a_Turk
(Lookout, lookout,, the candyman!)
To: a_Turk
The real terror:
Turkish Terror Kurdish people have suffered:
4,000 villages burnt and evacuated
3 million villagers displaced and thousands murdered
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posted on
03/09/2003 7:52:16 PM PST
by
eleni121
To: a_Turk
Espousing a mix of Marxist-Leninist ideology with pan-Kurdish nationalism, members of the armed wing are lectured by political cadres on the outlook of figures such as Ché Guevara, Ho Chi Minh and Mao Zedong for up to six hours a day. Sex and marriage are discouraged and fighters have neither pay nor possessions other than their uniform and weapons. Yeah, this hardly sounds like an ally the US needs...
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posted on
03/09/2003 8:47:24 PM PST
by
ellery
To: eleni121
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posted on
03/09/2003 9:13:47 PM PST
by
a_Turk
(Lookout, lookout,, the candyman!)
To: aristotleman
The Kurds need to think logically and stay put. They have more to gain by making peace at this time.
Old Kurdish Proverb. "If the world were a logical place, then men would ride sidesaddle.."
To: a_Turk
The Turks have shown over the centuries that terror is in their blood. The massacre of Chios, the massacre of thousands of Armenians and the massacre of thousands of Kurds are all testaments of the Turkish murderous streak. You will never become part of the civilized world.
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posted on
03/09/2003 10:15:48 PM PST
by
Mihalis
To: a_Turk
Whoa, easy, Turk, don't get sidetracked here.
You know the Kurds of the PPK have been sold in the US as brave and courageous freedom fighters, along the lines of the ridiculous snow job done for the Albanians and the KLA in Kosovo. (As if George Washington personally financed the Revolution by stealing cars and running whorehouses in other countries!)
Getting gassed and oppressed by Saddam Hussein didn't hurt the Kurd sympathy-worthy victim status either. Naturally, the Kurds, always giving difficulty to the Turks, attract Greek support, at least on this site. (I would suspect the Greek government itself doesn't want very much to do at all with them!)
The Turks are also (IMHO) being very hard-headed about giving these feral mountain bandits their own reservation to play in. I (although the present administration doesn't seem to agree either) really thought the Turks would have welcomed the idea of knowing where their Kurdish problem children were every night.
The only thing Westerners want to really really know about Turkey right now is, "OK how Muslim are you guys and can you keep your "Fundamentalist" Clymers in control?" Most Americans (who know about it) are very sympathetic to the great experiment begun by Ataturk, but we are very wary of it being wiped out by mad mullahs, idiotic imams, and Muslim jackasses with dynamite in their unhygienic undergarments.
So, keep up your really valuable work for us all on the internal Turkish situation and don't get suckered too far into the personalized Greek-Turkish feud on this bandwidth. It makes for great personal arguments, but you gotta know it's a sideshow.
As a matter of fact, on a goverment to government basis, the Turks and Greeks have been playing very nicely together of late!)
To: a_Turk; ellery
I never hung out in bars with girls, even during my years in Europe, said Akif, a 27-year-old fighter, who spent his teens in Wood Green and Westminster. For me the cause was always more important than possessions, and after the bad treatment I received by officials in Britain I wanted to return to my Kurdish roots in this clean ideological environment and participate in the struggle.
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Spoken like one truly brain-washed. Just the sort of which suicide bombers are made.
Don't worry though, poster George W. Bush knows exactly how to handle these sorts. He'll arm them to the teeth, and no, he assures us, there won't be an independent Kurdistan.
Anyone want to lay any bets on how controllable folks like Akif are, or who they will ultimately obey?
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posted on
03/09/2003 10:53:33 PM PST
by
Mortimer Snavely
(Is anyone else tired of reading these tag lines?)
To: Kenny Bunk; a_Turk
I agree with you on the snow job done for the Albanians but I have seen nothing positive about the PKK - other Kurdish groupsm yes but not the PKK.
I am also sure Greece would love to see Turkey stuck in the rocky hills of Kurdish Iraq bleeding a second generation of Turks white.
All Turkey has to do for Greece is take the PKK bait and cross the Iraq border.
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posted on
03/10/2003 12:37:44 AM PST
by
Destro
(Fight Islamic terrorisim by visiting www.johnathangaltfilms.com)
To: a_Turk
It won't be much of a fight. The PKK will be wiped out. I just wonder if the Armenians will host them once Iran is eliminated as a base in the future.
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posted on
03/10/2003 5:54:35 AM PST
by
Beck_isright
(going to the war without the french is like duck hunting without your accordian)
To: a_Turk
Assyrian holocaustArmenian genocide
Greek genocide
"It is a sign that Turkey is purged of the traitors, the Christians, and the foreigners, and that Turkey is for the Turks.''- Mustapha Kemal
For Greek Assyrian and Armenian Orthodox Christians, terms like jihad, giavhour, and infidel, which are used by modern-day mass murderers such as Osama bin Laden, are nothing new. Turkish leaders have used these words to denigrate and provoke hatred of Christians for centuries, ranging from the era of the Ottoman Empire to the present day history of the Turkish "Republic", which has sponsored violent pogroms against its Greek and Armenian minorities. Although Mustapha Kemal became known for secularizing Turkey, he waged his war against civilian Greek, Armenian, and Assyrian populations in Asia Minor as a jihad.
Turkman - if you can't handle the truth get out!
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posted on
03/10/2003 7:07:52 AM PST
by
eleni121
To: eleni121
You get out. This is not a quote of Ataturk. You are a faceless liar.
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posted on
03/10/2003 7:49:04 AM PST
by
a_Turk
(Lookout, lookout,, the candyman!)
To: eleni121; Mihalis
You sound like 17 year old children.
Is this the way to debate on Free Republic?
Do you have any *thoughts* or *Comments
to contribute to this forum, or just anger?
Or every time a turkish person posts something, you feel the need to spew some hatred?
Is this what greeks are about, you think?
Shame on you.
To: aristotleman
There is more substance in my two-line comment above (post#11) than you will ever be able to comprehend.
If you want an elevated discussion, answer on substance.
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posted on
03/10/2003 10:12:07 AM PST
by
Mihalis
To: Mihalis
Not interested, kid. Your hatred speaks for you.
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