NetNews Usenet Archive 1992 #31/NN_1992_31.iso/spool/soc/culture/turkish/13587

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Newsgroups: soc.culture.turkish
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From: [e-mail] (Christian Lampl)
Subject: Re: ...the weaponry captured from the PKK has turned out to be German-made.
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Organization: Unlimited Surprise Systems, Berlin
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Date: Sat, 26 Dec 1992 12:52:11 GMT
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[e-mail] (Serdar Argic) writes:

>Typical Nazi drivel. Your inability to distinguish between "Kurds" and
>"PKK/ASALA/SDPA/ARF" terrorists is truly amazing. The PKK, the Marxist
>Kurdish Workers Party, was created by the KGB. PKK is a pawn in the hands
>of the neighboring countries and Germany who have sinister designs on Turkiye.
>The PKK is quite active in Turkiye; they raid the villages and the military
>camps, massacre the civilians and the soldiers indiscriminately. The main
>victims of the PKK's attacks are fellow Kurds in southeastern Turkiye, who
>have been assimilated into the Turkish population, have the democratic
>rights of all Turkish citizens and are represented in Turkiye's parliament
>and government (the current foreign minister, Hikmet Cetin, is an ethnic
>Kurd.) Is Germany's foreign minister an ethnic Kurd/Turk? Poor "Plaemann";
>give him a rope, he will gladly hang himself.
So you will tell me, that the Kurdish villages and people who
were attacked are all PKK members, yes ? Even women and children ?

>Much of the weaponry captured from the PKK has turned out to be
>German-made. Who is supporting the PKK? What's the motivation? Please
>spell it out for us.
Illegal gun-running is supporting everybody. The motivation is money.

>Right from the outset certain things must be made clear to everyone.
>Turkiye's territorial integrity is not negotiable. If some day the
>white-hating black extremists [or Klu Klux Klan or Nazi Armenians,
>for that matter] in this country would go far enough to want an
>independent purely black [or white or Nazi Armenian] state, I do not
>believe that the United States Government would just donate part of its
>territory for this 'noble cause.' I do not want to even imagine
>what the white majority [or blacks] will do to them. The pundits
>who love to construct some of the scenarios that give large chunks
>of other peoples' lands to Kurds, would not be that generous with
>their own lands. Have you ever heard of 'The Turkish Independence
>War?'
So you say the Kurds who want their own state and white hating
black extremists (Klu-Klux-Klan members and so on) are the same ?
In another posting you talked about the Cyprus conflict.
Do ya remember: The Turks were a minority and wanted to have
their own part in Cyprus. After the Greece attacked the Turks
their was the Turkish government who helped the Turks.
Who helps the Kurdish people who were attacked by the Turkish
military (not only in Turkey. The Turkish airforce attacks
places in neighbour countries, too.) ?
What a luck for Turkey that the Kurds don't have an own
state who can send troops to Turkey to save the Kurds.

>To put it simply and bluntly, the problem cannot be solved just by
>neutralizing the PKK (although that would be extremely easy for the
>Turkish military), but by making the population of Eastern Anatolia
>'love' the government they elect. That is the way any democracy
>should work.
And if they don't love the government we make them love it.

Bye,
  Christian

--
"'Menschen?' Diederich rollte die Augen 'Der innere Feind sind sie!'"
- aus Heinrich Manns "Der Untertan"
Christian Lampl - [e-mail] - aka Ray at the IRC