PKK means KURDS, or Armed Kurds.
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But Every Kurd speaks for PKK.
They call PKK "terrorist". But as a Kurd who is not a terrorist? Every one is a terrorist for the Turks.
If one asks for his/her rights, others call them "terrorist" to make it illegal. The reality is asking for the humanitarians rights. Right of talking in mother language, education, freedom. If Kurds had all the rights they would not be fighting for their rights, and there would not be reason to name them terrorists.
Right now, 3000 Kurds are taken by Turkish secrete police and all of them are named "lost Kurds". We do not know any thing about them. Are they killed, are the prisoner? We do not know.
Saddam who is Turk hero for being strong in fighting against Kurds used call Kurd "terrorists" as well. BBut now, not the Turk and some Iraqi Arabs, but the rest of the world calling Saddam Terrorist Saddam.
Now. Who is terrorist who is not?
The one in power is not terrorist; the other one is Terrorist. If you are not strong enough, you are called "terrorist", if you are strong enough to defend your self you are not called terrorist. This is the only reality.
Before Turks came all the way from Altai, near by China, Middle East had no problem. SSince Turks came to the Middle East, created Ottoman Empire, Middle East is in problems.
Kurds are about 50 million of the must ancient people of Mesopotamia who do not have a nation. Beside, they are not allowed to talk in Kurdish.
Right now an 8 years old kid is in jail, because this kid spoke Kurdish in front of Turkish police. Main while, this kid has not gone a school and there for he does not know Turkish.
Few years 5 members of Turkey parliaments were in jail about 10 years, because they spoke in Kurdish.
FINALLY: Turkey is a nation. She has power to use against Kurds. They have allays to sport them as well. First of all, Iran, Syria and in the past Saddam as well. Turkey, by using media, manipulates every thing about Kurds and names them Terrorists.
Are we terrorist?
Definitely no. We are straggling for our rights.
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They call PKK "terrorist". But as a Kurd who is not a terrorist? Every one is a terrorist for the Turks.
If one asks for his/her rights, others call them "terrorist" to make it illegal. The reality is asking for the humanitarians rights. Right of talking in mother language, education, freedom. If Kurds had all the rights they would not be fighting for their rights, and there would not be reason to name them terrorists.
Right now, 3000 Kurds are taken by Turkish secrete police and all of them are named "lost Kurds". We do not know any thing about them. Are they killed, are the prisoner? We do not know.
Saddam who is Turk hero for being strong in fighting against Kurds used call Kurd "terrorists" as well. BBut now, not the Turk and some Iraqi Arabs, but the rest of the world calling Saddam Terrorist Saddam.
Now. Who is terrorist who is not?
The one in power is not terrorist; the other one is Terrorist. If you are not strong enough, you are called "terrorist", if you are strong enough to defend your self you are not called terrorist. This is the only reality.
Before Turks came all the way from Altai, near by China, Middle East had no problem. SSince Turks came to the Middle East, created Ottoman Empire, Middle East is in problems.
Kurds are about 50 million of the must ancient people of Mesopotamia who do not have a nation. Beside, they are not allowed to talk in Kurdish.
Right now an 8 years old kid is in jail, because this kid spoke Kurdish in front of Turkish police. Main while, this kid has not gone a school and there for he does not know Turkish.
Few years 5 members of Turkey parliaments were in jail about 10 years, because they spoke in Kurdish.
FINALLY: Turkey is a nation. She has power to use against Kurds. They have allays to sport them as well. First of all, Iran, Syria and in the past Saddam as well. Turkey, by using media, manipulates every thing about Kurds and names them Terrorists.
Are we terrorist?
Definitely no. We are straggling for our rights.
KURDISTANI
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