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I WILL TELL YOU 1 THING:

KURDISTAN WILL NEVER EXIST!!!


TURKIYE! www.turkey.com !

TURKEY 4 EVER!!!


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The dream of Kurdistan will NEVER BE REALITY! DONT FORGET THIS!

I WILL FIGHT FOR TURKEY when i go to the turkish army!
 
I dont know much on this issue, do Kurds want to carve out a state from a part of Iraq and Turkey?
 
if they want an islamic nation run by shariah then i would support it - otherwise it would be useless
 
Kurdish people try to get land from Turkey and Iraq. WITH WAR!! THEY ARE KILLING TURKISH CIVIL PEOPLE you all dont know this. Turkey is fighting since lots of years against the Kurdish PKK Terrorists who wanna get their own land in Turkey, but they will never get it, I SWEAR IT!

ABDULLAH OCALAN is the boss of the PKK KURDISH TERRORISTS he is in prison now. He killed turkish children and women. HE IS A *******! YES HE IS!

Read this article:

Ocalan
Who is Abdullah Ocalan?
Ocalan: key moments of his life

By Beat Witschi
CNN Interactive

(CNN) -- To the majority of the Turkish people, Abdullah Ocalan (pronounced URGE'ah-lohn) is a child murderer and terrorist whose violent campaign for Kurdish autonomy threatens the very foundation of modern-day multiethnic Turkey.

But for many Kurds -- both in the impoverished southeast of Turkey and abroad -- Ocalan and his banned Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) are battling Ankara's iron-fisted oppression of Kurdish culture, identity and political aspirations.

So who is this man who has spent much of his life outside Turkey and now risks being executed for his terrorist/freedom fighter campaign?
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CNN's Nic Robertson reports on Abdullah Ocalan
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A number of biographical dates and developments have been reported repeatedly by Turkish, Kurdish and international media.

Ocalan was born in 1948 in the village of Omerli in southeastern Turkey, close to the Syrian border.

He became politically active during his university years in Ankara, where he studied political science but dropped out. By 1973 he had organized a Maoist group whose goal was a socialist revolution. He founded the PKK in 1978 as an extreme-left nationalist group that launched a war against the Turkish government in order to set up an independent Kurdish state along Marxist lines.

Ocalan fled Turkey before the 1980 military coup and lived in exile, mostly in the Syrian capital Damascus and in the Lebanese plains under Syrian control, where he set up his PKK headquarters and training camps.

Late last year, under intense pressure from Turkey, Syria closed the camps and expelled Ocalan, who started an odyssey through various nations in search of political asylum. In February, he was nabbed in Kenya after an undercover operation and spirited back to Turkey.
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Ocalan faces a possible death sentence on treason charges for leading a 15-year-old armed struggle by Kurdish rebels seeking self-rule in southeast Turkey
Ocalan: his mission

Ocalan, a heavily built man with a thick black mustache, propagates a Cold War brand of nationalism mixed with Marxist-Leninist doctrine that in many ways belongs to another era.

"You must believe before everything else that the revolution must come, that there is no other choice," he is reported to have said in an address to a Kurdish youth rally last August.

"You must say no to betrayal and denial. Even though I am 50 years old, I have never allowed myself to get old. I am going on with the struggle."

But the man who is said to speak very little Kurdish has gradually dropped his demands for Kurdish independence, saying the violent conflict can end if Ankara grants the Kurds autonomy or cultural and linguistic rights.

That retreat, some observers say, may well be linked to the Turkish military's success in destroying much of the PKK's power base both inside Turkey and across the border in northern Iraq.
In Ocalan's Words...
"Turkey has to be democratized and the emergence of democracy is from the East (Anatolia). The East will render a great service to the democratic liberation of Turkey. In other words: our movement is the liberation movement of the Turkish people."
"I used to be someone who would not even tread on an ant. But this is a war for honor and self-defense. A 100 percent elimination policy (by Ankara of the Kurds) has forced me to defense and it has become a glorious defense of a people."
"Turkey will lose if it does not soften its hard policies of centralization and unity. I am not someone who would gloat over the collapse of Turkey. If they (the government) have trust in democracy, I am ready to join them as a fighter without arms."
— All quotes from a 1991 interview with Turkish journalist Sema Emiroglu

Turkish journalists who have interviewed Ocalan have come away with the impression of a "megalomaniac" and "sick" man who has no respect for or understanding of the "superior values of European civilization."

"Everyone should take note of the way I live, what I do and what I don't do," a December edition of the Turkish Daily News quoted Ocalan as saying in one of his many speeches.

"The way I eat, the way I think, my orders and even my inactivity should be carefully studied. There will be lessons to be learned from several generations because Apo (Ocalan) is a great teacher," he is quoted as saying.

By many accounts from inside and outside Turkey, Ocalan is a dogmatic and tyrannical leader whose organization is involved in drug trafficking, robbery, extortion, arson, blackmail and money laundering.

Some international human rights monitors have put him on a par with former Chilean dictator Gen. Augusto Pinochet or war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic in Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Many international Turkey watchers agree that Ocalan wiped out rival Kurdish movements as well as potential personal rivals with ruthless determination.

According to the Turkish Daily News, Ocalan underlined his personal hunger for absolute power at the helm of the PKK in a party publication in 1991.

"I establish a thousand relationships every day and destroy a thousand political, organizational, emotional and ideological relationships. No one is indispensable for me. Especially if there is anyone who eyes the chairmanship of the PKK. I will not hesitate to eradicate them. I will not hesitate in doing away with people," he is quoted as saying.
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Following Turkey's arrest of Ocalan, Kurdish supporters protested in several European cities to draw international attention to their cause

And yet, for PKK members and many of their supporters, both inside and outside Turkey, Ocalan is a hero: a determined leader who has been struggling against the cultural, economic and political deprivations imposed on the Kurdish people by Ankara.

"The name of Apo has been identified with the Kurdish people who have risen and are fighting for independence," a pro-Kurdish publication says of Ocalan, in line with many similar statements broadcast by the London-based Kurdish Med-TV station.
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Here is a picture of the Killer:

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I hope you now know what kind of poeple the Kurds are! BEWARE!
 
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Non muslim who supports Kurdistan, on the assumption that an independent Kurdistan is what the majority of the population living in its likely territory actually wants. Whether it is an "Islamic nation run by Shariah", or not, is totally irrelevant. That seems unlikely, but so, at the moment, seems an independent Kurdistan at all.
 
Trumble said:
Non muslim who supports Kurdistan, on the assumption that an independent Kurdistan is what the majority of the population living in its likely territory actually wants. Whether it is an "Islamic nation run by Shariah", or not, is totally irrelevant. That seems unlikely, but so, at the moment, seems an independent Kurdistan at all.
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I dont understand what you try to tell us...
 
axess1907 said:
Kurdish people try to get land from Turkey and Iraq. WITH WAR!!
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Brother when Ottoman Empire collapsed many provinces and different peoples got their own states and Kurdistan would have received the same under the treaty of Sevres if President Kemal hadn't retaken the lands

I hope you now know what kind of poeple the Kurds are! BEWARE!
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I know Kurdish history and culture and their interesting people like the Turks

giving a unjustified warning like that by generalizing a whole group of people makes you look bad brother cause your projecting ad hominems instead of putting your point across in a rational matter,there are bad people from every backgrounds

Terrorism does not have a phenotype,genotype or a specific religion that distinguishes a terrorist from a non terrorist, also someone's terrorist might be another person's freedom fighter.
 
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I hope you now know what kind of poeple the Kurds are! BEWARE!
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Don't generalise. Replace the word "Kurds" with "Muslims", thats pretty much the stereotyping that Muslims get, when they are judged by the actions of a minority. So even though there are some Kurds who may resort to terrorism, this does not reflect the character and deeds of the majority of Kurds.

Allow me to quote you from another thread

NO! ISLAM IS NOT A VIOLENT RELIGION! THERE ARE SOME TERRORSITS, because of this silly people the people call our religion a violent religioN!
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The same applies to Kurds :)

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If the Kurds are being oppressed then they should have their own state so that they are safe. If they are safe where they are, then any desire to have a state is just nationalism, which the Prophet (pbuh) compared to biting your father's genitals.

TURKIYE!

TURKEY 4 EVER!!!

I WILL FIGHT FOR TURKEY
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That's also nationalism. We should not support a country just because we were born there, it's irrational.
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axess1907 said:
I hope you now know what kind of poeple the Kurds are! BEWARE!
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Watch CNN. Watch almost any news channel, really. Muslims attack everyone. Christians, Jews, other Muslims, Buddhists, etc., have all been the victims of Muslims. If you want to stereotype, then let's be fair and do it to everyone.

Sunni Muslims: Saddam Hussein was a Sunni, he killed many people, and so by your logic, all Sunnis are bad.

Men: They sexually abuse the other gender. They are all bad.

Germans: Adolf Hitler's crimes were obvious. Kill all the Germans.

Aryans: They believe that they are the supreme race. They are all white. So let's have a little ethnic cleansing.

Arabs: An Arab man once got into a fight with a black man. Beware of them Arabs, too.

I could go on, but I think you get the picture now, don't you? Then again, if you lack the sense to not judge a whole group by one person's actions, maybe I should continue?

Well, I hope you now know what kind of "poeple" those listed above are! BEWARE!
 
Sorry, I never got to post my reasoning...I'm a non-Muslim opposed to Kurdistan. I am opposed to Kurdistan because that would promote things like discrimination and hatred between the Kurds and other Islamic groups. If there is a way for Kurds to live peacefully in the countries they do now, then they should; if there is absolutely no peaceful way to live in any nation, then I would support an independent Kurdistan. However, I am sure that there will be a way for Kurds to have peaceful, ordinary lives in their current countries (or at least, most of them).
 
Count DeSheep said:
I am opposed to Kurdistan because that would promote things like discrimination and hatred between the Kurds and other Islamic groups
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Are you Kurd? How do you know they'll discriminate others.... but still... most of nations' majority ethnic groups do discriminate the minorities....
 
The only reason I don’t support an independent Kurdistan is because a war with Turkey would be a foregone conclusion and it would probably destroy everything the Kurds in Iraq have worked for.
 

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