PKK-Israel-Armenia Alliance against Turkey

[KurdishSoccer92]

i have been to all parts of kurdistan , eastern kurdistan is the most beautiful one . and wealthy too .,

You visited Kermanshah? My home town.

not kermashan no but i been to Bana , Saqez , Mariwan , Sine , Sardasht . they are like heavens its so not fair that mullahs are occupying our ancestor's lands .

northern kurdistan is better so ; wan,amed,dersim ,xatay ... . )

[Azamat]

northern kurdistan is better so ; wan,amed,dersim ,xatay ... . )

You can have my word that Dersim is like paradise. Even in the bible, the Garden of Eden is described to be located between the headwaters of the Euphrates and Tigris

[KurdishSoccer92]

northern kurdistan is better so ; wan,amed,dersim ,xatay ... . )

You can have my word that Dersim is like paradise. Even in the bible, the Garden of Eden is described to be located between the headwaters of the Euphrates and Tigris

I know bira ,Dersim is soo great . .)

[alan131210]

northern kurdistan is better so ; wan,amed,dersim ,xatay ... . )

hopefully when its free one day i get a chance to see greater kurdistan but occupied i just cant watch it , i did with east and it melted my heart .

[Kulka]

You are right Kak Alan. I hardly could stand iraqi flags in south Kurdistan, but i think i couldnt stand turkish one in Bakur. But at the other hand i said i have to spend one Newroz in Amed and i asked on facebook, what turks will do to me if i go there with kurdish flag on my chain and my bag. The question however is - are there any law which clearly says that this flag is not allowed and is against the law in the artificial boarders of so called turkya? Coz if there is no written law like that and if turks will want to do anything to me because of that - it means they will act out of the law. Right? Does anyone know anything about it?

[alan131210]

You are right Kak Alan. I hardly could stand iraqi flags in south Kurdistan, but i think i couldnt stand turkish one in Bakur. But at the other hand i said i have to spend one Newroz in Amed and i asked on facebook, what turks will do to me if i go there with kurdish flag on my chain and my bag. The question however is - are there any law which clearly says that this flag is not allowed and is against the law in the artificial boarders of so called turkya? Coz if there is no written law like that and if turks will want to do anything to me because of that - it means they will act out of the law. Right? Does anyone know anything about it?

are u saying this as a joke dear ??

[Kulka]

What, dear? what joke? You mean the joke if i am expecting turks to act according to law?

[alan131210]

What, dear? what joke? You mean the joke if i am expecting turks to act according to law?

exactly

[Kulka]

- i dont know laugh or cry, really.
But seriously - i will do that - if they will attack me and if i will survive, i will take them to international court. Anyway - i have nothing else to do.

[alan131210]

very interesting article

ESCALATING KURDISH PROBLEMS

Some 15–20 percent of Turkey’s citizens identify as Kurds, a distinct historical people; although many Kurds are integrated, a separatist revolt against Ankara that began in 1984 has recently reached a new crescendo with a more assertive political leadership and more aggressive guerrilla attacks.


ESCALATING KURDISH PROBLEMS

Some 15–20 percent of Turkey’s citizens identify as Kurds, a distinct historical people; although many Kurds are integrated, a separatist revolt against Ankara that began in 1984 has recently reached a new crescendo with a more assertive political leadership and more aggressive guerrilla attacks.


ASSERTING RIGHTS OVER MEDITERRANEAN ENERGY RESERVES

Companies operating out of Israel discovered potentially immense gas and oil reserves in the Leviathan field and other fields located between Israel, Lebanon, and Cyprus. When the government of Cyprus announced its plans to drill, Erdoğan responded with threats to send Turkish “frigates, gunboats and . . . air force.” This dispute, just in its infancy, contains the potential elements of a huge crisis. Already, Moscow has sent submarines in solidarity with Cyprus.


LOOKING FOR A FIGHT WITH ISRAEL

In the tradition of Gamal Abdel Nasser and Saddam Hussein, the Turkish prime minister deploys anti-Zionist rhetoric to make himself an Arab political star. One shudders to think where, thrilled by this adulation, he may end up. After Ankara backed a protest ship to Gaza in May 2010, the Mavi Marmara, whose aggression led Israeli forces to kill eight Turkish citizens plus an ethnic Turk, it has relentlessly exploited this incident to stoke domestic fury against the Jewish state. Erdoğan has called the deaths a casus belli, speaks of a war with Israel “if necessary,” and plans to send another ship to Gaza, this time with a Turkish military escort.



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