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TAKE LEGAL ACTIONS AGAINST THE PARTICIPANTS OF SO-CALLED "KIRKUK 2007" CONFERENCE
By Pir Aso Yarsani
Kurdish Media, UK
Jan 17 2007
Turkey's various hostile interventions in the Iraqi government,
in general, and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) affairs,
in particular, must be immediately stopped and condemned in a joint
announcement by both KRG and the Iraqi government; otherwise Turkey
will continue to make fun of itself by insulting and humiliating
these legal bodies more and more.
If Turkey is not stopped now, its illegal actions will inevitably
lead to another bloody regional armed conflict. A conflict which
I guess before everything else will shrink Turkey to become as big
as Kosovo. That should indeed matter all Turkish fascists, I don't
mind personally.
A Turkey once upon a time described by European scholars as 'a mad
man of Europe', has now become the mad cow of the Middle East which
must be either cured or isolated from the rest of the healthy world.
A country which historically was given chance after chance to become
a good example of diversity and coexistence of many distinctive folk
groups (that are mainly Kurds, Armenians and Turks) but chose to commit
two genocides; the first one caused 1.5 millions Armenians death,
and the second one thousands of thousands Kurdish death, burned
villages, displacement of ca a half million Kurds and currently a
well-designed psychological war aimed to target all Kurds wherever
they are now. However, Turks should now know better that Kurds is
an immortal nation and despite many hardships they are determined to
continue their struggles for a better world.
A world in which a Turk and a Kurd is treated equally, not like
today's Turkey where Kurds are deprived from their entire cultural
and political human rights and unfortunately viewed as enemies. It is
evident that the Turkish politicians have miscalculated both regional
and international real political arenas. This notion of illogical
thinking should be Turkey's first priority and not hosting "Kirkuk
2007" which is undoubtedly an Iraqi affair not Turkish.
Concerning the so-called "Turkmen National Front" which initially was
set up by the Turkish intelligent organization (MIT) to function as a
Turkish proxy inside the Southern Kurdistan, all Iraqi patriots should
be united to confront this mercenary group. The Iraqi people have
all national and international rights to conduct a set of effective
measurements to tackle this issue. What Iraqis can do are:
1) Bringing this issue to UN 2) Closing the Turkmen national front
offices and prohibiting them to contact Turkey 3) All Kurds inside and
outside Kirkuk should personally boycott any cultural and financial
affairs with those Turkmen who are worshiping Ataturk or Turkey
Finally, European Union along with all Turkish democratic forces, if
there is any at all, should immediately break their deadly silence and
demand from Turkey to behave like civilized countries and democracies.
By Pir Aso Yarsani
Kurdish Media, UK
Jan 17 2007
Turkey's various hostile interventions in the Iraqi government,
in general, and the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) affairs,
in particular, must be immediately stopped and condemned in a joint
announcement by both KRG and the Iraqi government; otherwise Turkey
will continue to make fun of itself by insulting and humiliating
these legal bodies more and more.
If Turkey is not stopped now, its illegal actions will inevitably
lead to another bloody regional armed conflict. A conflict which
I guess before everything else will shrink Turkey to become as big
as Kosovo. That should indeed matter all Turkish fascists, I don't
mind personally.
A Turkey once upon a time described by European scholars as 'a mad
man of Europe', has now become the mad cow of the Middle East which
must be either cured or isolated from the rest of the healthy world.
A country which historically was given chance after chance to become
a good example of diversity and coexistence of many distinctive folk
groups (that are mainly Kurds, Armenians and Turks) but chose to commit
two genocides; the first one caused 1.5 millions Armenians death,
and the second one thousands of thousands Kurdish death, burned
villages, displacement of ca a half million Kurds and currently a
well-designed psychological war aimed to target all Kurds wherever
they are now. However, Turks should now know better that Kurds is
an immortal nation and despite many hardships they are determined to
continue their struggles for a better world.
A world in which a Turk and a Kurd is treated equally, not like
today's Turkey where Kurds are deprived from their entire cultural
and political human rights and unfortunately viewed as enemies. It is
evident that the Turkish politicians have miscalculated both regional
and international real political arenas. This notion of illogical
thinking should be Turkey's first priority and not hosting "Kirkuk
2007" which is undoubtedly an Iraqi affair not Turkish.
Concerning the so-called "Turkmen National Front" which initially was
set up by the Turkish intelligent organization (MIT) to function as a
Turkish proxy inside the Southern Kurdistan, all Iraqi patriots should
be united to confront this mercenary group. The Iraqi people have
all national and international rights to conduct a set of effective
measurements to tackle this issue. What Iraqis can do are:
1) Bringing this issue to UN 2) Closing the Turkmen national front
offices and prohibiting them to contact Turkey 3) All Kurds inside and
outside Kirkuk should personally boycott any cultural and financial
affairs with those Turkmen who are worshiping Ataturk or Turkey
Finally, European Union along with all Turkish democratic forces, if
there is any at all, should immediately break their deadly silence and
demand from Turkey to behave like civilized countries and democracies.