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Hello miss Aylin, fan of you.
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That's a good questionYeah, I'm a fan of her also
But does anyone know what happened to this thread? Why can't I see the posts?
Yeah, I'm a fan of her also
But does anyone know what happened to this thread? Why can't I see the posts?
Interesting,but why did he come up with this now when its to late?
A retired Turkish Army colonel, a veteran of the fight against PKK terror, one of the greatest experts on the kurdish issue is speaking on the roots of the kurdish revolts in the first video. And explaining how the government is holding the army back in the fight in the second video.Translation please.
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A retired Turkish Army colonel, a veteran of the fight against PKK terror, one of the greatest experts on the kurdish issue is speaking on the roots of the kurdish revolts in the first video. And explaining how the government is holding the army back in the fight in the second video.
What to understand:
1)Throught history no kurdish revolt ever started in anatolia.
1.a)all of the kurdish revlots were started by certain families
1.b)all of these families were members of a single cult.
1.c)Barzani, Talabani and Erdogan along with certain people in the Turkish government are members of this cult (big allegation)
2)Barzani and Talabani families are directly behind PKK terror.
2.a)Whenever Turkish army enters Iraq, key terrorist leaders flee to south.
2.b)Government doesn't let the Army chase terrorists into Barzani territory.
2.c)Government doesn't do anything to stop financial support on PKK from Europe.
The problem is, we're letting the terrorists dictate when will there be calm, and when will the action take place.I don't buy it, I also don't believe perpetual conflict is needed. If there is calm let there be calm, there shouldn't be excessive violence.
The problem is, we're letting the terrorists dictate when will there be calm, and when will the action take place.
They don't sit on their arses they seize the day. Just because they are not attacking doesn't mean they aren't engaged with drugs trafficking and propaganda and all kinds of illegal activity and gain strength. They can't survive a prolonged fight against our superior forces. So the government is keeping the shackles on (it's true they never let an all-out invasion of the PKK territory)