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  • #111
    'Struggle Against PKK Should Start'

    'Struggle Against PKK Should Start'
    By Cumali Onal, Sharm al Sheikh
    Published: Monday, May 22, 2006
    zaman.com


    Turkish Prime Minster Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that a more efficient struggle against the PKK (Kurdish Workers’ Party) should start as soon as a new government is established in Iraq.

    In Sharm al Sheikh, for the World Economic Forum Meeting in Egypt, Erdogan met with US Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick.

    The political developments in Iraq, Kerkuk’s (Kirkuk) status and Iran’s nuclear studies were discussed during the meeting.

    Erdogan also said Turkey wants peaceful nuclear power, and highlighted that negotiations for this still continue.

    Prime Minster Erdogan participated in the mutual meetings as part of the World Economic Forum.


    Reportedly Erdogan met with US Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick and requested that with the establishment of the new government in Iraq a stronger policy against the existence of the PKK in Northern Iraq should be implemented.


    The US had previously stipulated that the establishment of a government in Iraq was vital for the struggle against the PKK.


    Reportedly Erdogan criticized the existence of only one Turkmen Minister in the crowded cabinet; adding this was not fair representation.


    Erdogan expressed Turkey’s sensitivity regarding Kirkuk’s final status and emphasized the ongoing Kurdish migration to the region prior to the referendum in 2007, which will determine Kirkuk’s status.


    It is revealed that Zoellick demanded help from Turkey in the frame of Iran’s nuclear studies and informed Erdogan about the structure of the new government in Iraq during the meeting.

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    • #112
      1 Soldier Killed, 2 Others Injured in Mine Blasts

      1 Soldier Killed, 2 Others Injured in Mine Blasts
      By Cihan News Agency
      Published: Monday, May 22, 2006
      zaman.com


      One Turkish sergeant was killed when a military vehicle struck a landmine in the southeastern Turkish province of Diyarbakir on Monday.

      One soldier was injured in the same explosion. Anti-terror operations in the region are continuing.

      In another security incident, one soldier was injured in the eastern Turkish province of Van in land mine blast.

      Terrorist activities across Turkey experienced a resurgence following the end of the unilateral cease-fire of the PKK terror organization two years ago. Since June 2004, 180 Turkish soldiers have now been killed in PKK attacks.

      Four soldiers have been killed in clashes with Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) terrorists last week in the southeastern Turkish province of Sirnak. One PKK member was also killed.

      The PKK terrorist organization caused the death of about 37,000 people in Turkey between 1984 and 1999. More than 4,000 soldiers, 2,000 police and about 30,000 people died in PKK terror.

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      • #113
        US report: Greek Cyprus haven for PKK

        US report: Greek Cyprus haven for PKK

        TNA with wire dispatches / Lefkosa



        Greek Cyprus is a haven for the terrorist Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), said a U.S. State Department report on terrorism published on Tuesday.

        The report stated that Greek Cyprus forms a transit and support hub for various organizations operating in the Eastern Mediterranean, and that the PKK/Kongra-Gel has an active presence especially in Greek Cyprus but also in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC).

        While the report said that Greek Cyprus generally supported international efforts to block and freeze terrorist assets, implemented Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recommendations and conformed to European Union directives on counterterrorism, it said that administration's legal framework for investigating and prosecuting terrorist-related activity "remained weak."

        Although it was said that the Greek Cypriot administration had drafted legislation to restructure, modernize, and strengthen its Central Intelligence Service (KYP), it estimated that the number of PKK members on the south of the island is approximately 1,500.

        Concerning the TRNC, the report said that the Turkish Cypriots couldn't sign treaties, international conventions and protocols, or other international agreements because they aren't recognized by the international community.

        "The area administered by the Turkish Cypriots lacked the legal and institutional framework necessary to combat money laundering and terrorist financing effectively," it added.

        Although the report described the Green Line as a "relatively porous" area for terrorists, it also said that the large Turkish troop presence in the north acted as a deterrent against PKK/ Kongra-Gel activity in the region.

        The PKK is recognized as a terrorist group by the U.S. and is on its list of terrorist organizations.

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        • #114
          Giyasettin Sayan left the hospital after its aggression



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          The German politician of the new left of Kurdish origin, Giyasettin Sayan, which had been seriously wounded on May 23, 2006 in Berlin at the time of an attack in racist matter, left the hospital where it was neat since more than one week.

          The politician of Kurdish extraction 56 years old had been allowed at the hospital, suffering of a serious concussion and contusions. Two men had apprehended it at 10 p.m. thirty whereas it had been just parked, uttering xenophobe words to him “It said… salts Turkish, we will have you!” (Giyasettin Sayan), before striking it.

          A many German politicians of all the parties condemned this act to the image of parliamentary Petra Pau of the new left: “I hope that finally we all go, independently of the party to which we belong, being conscious that it is about a danger to people. Not only because this time a politician is concerned. We must daily fight the extremism of right-hand side, the anti-semitism and racism.

          The police force promised a reward of 3000 euros for any index allowing to find the attackers which escaped.

          For recall, Giyasettin Sayan is regularly threatened in Germany bus with many recoveries it recognized the genocide of the Armenians.
          "All truth passes through three stages:
          First, it is ridiculed;
          Second, it is violently opposed; and
          Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

          Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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          • #115
            Turkey shells Iraqi Kurds

            June 2, 2006

            UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL





            Turkey's military remains concerned about Kurdish insurgent activity in neighboring Iraq.



            On Thursday the Turkish military shelled Iraq's Kurdistan region. The artillery barrage wounded a shepherd and killed seven of his flock.



            The barrage came a day after a group of Kurdish and American officials, including a U.S. general, inspected Iraqi Kurdistan for evidence of purported illegal cross-border Turkish military operations.



            Adnkronos International news agency reported June 1 that Kurdish sources in Zakho, near the Iraq-Turkey border, said the Kurdish-U.S. team inspected the Afakawiz border region, which Iraqi Kurds charge that Turkey repeatedly shells.



            Turkey asserts that Iraqi Kurds covertly allow the separatist Kurdish Worker Party to base themselves there.



            The Kurdish Worker Party (PKK) has been fighting Turkey for more than two decades in its struggle to establish a separatist Kurdish state. The PKK is classified as a terrorist group in many countries.
            "All truth passes through three stages:
            First, it is ridiculed;
            Second, it is violently opposed; and
            Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

            Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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            • #116
              TAK Claim Responsibility for Manavgat Explosion

              TAK Claim Responsibility for Manavgat Explosion
              By Cihan News Agency
              Published: Wednesday, June 28, 2006


              The Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK), a terrorist group linked to the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), has claimed responsibility for last Sunday's explosion in Manavgat in a telephone call to the pro-Kurdish Firat news agency. Firat stated that the caller also warned tourists not to come to Turkey.

              However, a spokeswoman for the Antalya Governor's Office denied the claims insisting that the explosion was caused by a gas canister.

              Turkish daily newspaper Vatan claimed in its Tuesday edition that last Sunday's deadly explosion near the southern Turkish resort town of Manavgat was caused by a bomb and not by a gas canister as reported in the aftermath of the blast.

              A total of four people were killed and 24 injured in Sunday evening's explosion in the Manavgat district in the Antalya province. The blast occurred in a garden restaurant near the town of Sarilar close to Manavgat waterfall, around 100 km to the east of the city of Antalya. A Russian, a Hungarian, a Norwegian and a Turk were killed in the explosion.

              A statement issued by the Manavgat District Governor's Office on Monday had said that the incident was due to the explosion of a gas canister.

              The Vatan report stated that security cameras at the scene had recorded images of a man placing a package in a rubbish container which exploded after an interval of 20 minutes. The man was said to be in the company of another man and a woman. Vatan also says that parts of an explosive device are being tested by a forensic laboratory and that the images of the three suspects packed up by the security cameras are being compared with photos in police archives.

              The Turkish police authorities have not made any comment regarding the Vatan claims.

              Terrorist organizations including the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) have targeted resort areas in Turkey in the past in attempts to damage Turkey's tourism industry.

              The Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK) have claims several bomb attacks in Turkey in the past, including the explosion on 3 June in the Mediterranean port city of Mersin which left 13 people injured. TAK also claimed that they were responsible for the huge fire which broke out at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport in the month of May this year. Turkish security authorities have made no comment on this latter claim.

              Foreign tourist arrivals in Turkey in May this year were down 17% on the previous year.

              Several factors are thought to have contributed to the decrease in this year's tourist arrivals in Turkey. These include the controversy surrounding the publication of cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad in the Western media, the murder of an Italian priest in the Black Sea city of Trabzon in February, the violent incidents at last year's Turkey-Switzerland match in Istanbul, the fall in prices in Greece, and the active steps taken by Croatia and Bulgaria to promote their tourism industries. The 2006 World Cup Finals in Germany are also suspected of having a negative effect on the number of tourist numbers coming to Turkey.

              Turkey's total tourism revenues for 2005 reached 18.1 billion dollars. Despite the lower-than-expected figures so far this year, the Turkish authorities are still hoping that the 20 billion mark will be exceeded by the end of December.

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              • #117
                Originally posted by fatih han
                the europea knows that 70 mılıons turk human beıng take
                Yes ,Europa knows 70 million human being
                does Turkey know this?
                If Turkey wants to be Europian ,it must change to be good with European law.
                "All truth passes through three stages:
                First, it is ridiculed;
                Second, it is violently opposed; and
                Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

                Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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                • #118
                  Originally posted by fatih han
                  law law how much nonsense sl?ng th?ng turkey european but we the?r 1923ataturk say l?ke contemporary c?v?l?zat?on level we w?ll r?se but dress sc?ence sc?ence people th?s word wrong understand and be late europeans aren't from us

                  Riiiiiiiiiight
                  General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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                  • #119
                    [QUOTE=fatih han]law law how much nonsense slıng thıng turkey european QUOTE]

                    Yes law law is important if you dont like you must be inside to change it

                    [QUOTE= but we theır 1923ataturk say lıke contemporary cıvılızatıon level we wıll rıse but dress QUOTE]

                    Yes you are human you have a soul but so does a baby,its what you make of your self makes you civilized,your Ata dressed you like western only for show some Turks went further and became civilized some didnt.So not just outside , inside is important also.



                    [QUOTE= scıence scıence people thıs word wrong understand and be late europeans aren't from us[/QUOTE]




                    You have a chance to be Europran without bloodshed what else do you want from your gods damnation?
                    Be a civilized normal person and your in.
                    you need more then Ataturk.Allah,xxxkurts,western dress,American guns,people that kiss Turkish ass to be civilized,
                    All these might help in a limited way.
                    what you really need is Love
                    Love of Truth and Truth of Love to be civilized
                    (even a lier knows the truth otherwise how can he lie!)
                    and people that dont have the truth and lie ...
                    I feel sorry for them.
                    "All truth passes through three stages:
                    First, it is ridiculed;
                    Second, it is violently opposed; and
                    Third, it is accepted as self-evident."

                    Arthur Schopenhauer (1788-1860)

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                    • #120
                      Originally posted by fatih han
                      law law how much nonsense sl?ng th?ng turkey european but we the?r 1923ataturk say l?ke contemporary c?v?l?zat?on level we w?ll r?se but dress sc?ence sc?ence people th?s word wrong understand and be late europeans aren't from us

                      Mahir, is that you?



                      http://www.ikissyou.org/
                      General Antranik (1865-1927): “I am not a nationalist. I recognize only one nation, the nation of the oppressed.”

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