There is no objective media perspective at all so I didn't surprise this kind of article. The news is lack of evidence, away from the facts. I have been to Turkey for years, and a group of terrorists(probably Kurkish) was rebelling on the streets by vandalizing public properties. Turkish government has given them the equal rights for years, but they've opted for fight rather than reconciliation. Maybe nobody knows among you that most of Kurdish don't have to pay taxes. And also the government allocates a budget to develop Eastern Turkey with facilities such as schools, hospitals and workplaces. In return, they bombs these places. Is it fair?
Monday, October 31, 2011 1:19:00 pm
Anonymous said...
Here's the link of the video of the burnt bodies. Warning 18+
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfG2hZ-DjSM
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 7:22:00 am
Anonymous said...
The previous comment that Kurd in Turkey don't have to pay tax is totally false propaganda. They have been left underdeveloped, and frequently discriminated against.
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 7:26:00 am
Anonymous said...
There are lots of good Kurds in Turkey. So I would like to start by emphasizing only 'terrorists', not Kurds. To the people who made the previous two comments, terror attacts are not limited with Turkey today. Take a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Od2oSzVZQs&feature=related Terrorists are ruining the order of Europe as well. Pls check out the terrorist group list of the world and tell what you see. Majority of countries admitted that PKK is a terror organisation. The mission of a government is to eradicate terrorism to secure its citizens from every race in the border of the country. Pls, before making a comment, think twice!
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 2:03:00 pm
Kurdish guerrillas denounced use of chemical weapons in air raids by Turkish army
(Firat).People’s Defence Forces press office HPG-BIM has reported that at least 24 guerrillas lost their lives as a result of severe clashes and air attacks where chemical weapons were used in Guze Reşê and Gunde Pîre areas of Çukurca district on October 22.
The statement said that the 24 bodies at Malatya Forensic Medicine Institution are those of HPG guerrillas who lost their life in these clashes. HGP remarked that researches made had confirmed the usage of napalm bombs and chemical weapons during these clashes.
The statement underlined that altogether there was a unit of a total of 35 guerrillas who were in the region during intensive air assaults, intensive chemical bombardment and clashes in Çukurca on 22-24 October. Contacts have been stopped since the bombing.
HPG released the names of all of the 35 guerrillas in that unit, not being able to declare for sure who are those lying in Malatya.
HPG ended the statement calling on all human rights organizations and democratic institutions and establishments to demand investigation into the usage of chemical weapons. Read the full story here.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011 9:51:00 pm
There is no objective media perspective at all so I didn't surprise this kind of article. The news is lack of evidence, away from the facts. I have been to Turkey for years, and a group of terrorists(probably Kurkish) was rebelling on the streets by vandalizing public properties. Turkish government has given them the equal rights for years, but they've opted for fight rather than reconciliation. Maybe nobody knows among you that most of Kurdish don't have to pay taxes. And also the government allocates a budget to develop Eastern Turkey with facilities such as schools, hospitals and workplaces. In return, they bombs these places. Is it fair?
Monday, October 31, 2011 1:19:00 pm
Here's the link of the video of the burnt bodies. Warning 18+
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfG2hZ-DjSM
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 7:22:00 am
The previous comment that Kurd in Turkey don't have to pay tax is totally false propaganda. They have been left underdeveloped, and frequently discriminated against.
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 7:26:00 am
There are lots of good Kurds in Turkey. So I would like to start by emphasizing only 'terrorists', not Kurds. To the people who made the previous two comments, terror attacts are not limited with Turkey today. Take a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Od2oSzVZQs&feature=related
Terrorists are ruining the order of Europe as well. Pls check out the terrorist group list of the world and tell what you see. Majority of countries admitted that PKK is a terror organisation. The mission of a government is to eradicate terrorism to secure its citizens from every race in the border of the country. Pls, before making a comment, think twice!
Wednesday, November 02, 2011 2:03:00 pm