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Converted underground reservoir tank.
Jan 1970
time: 05:26
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US official: Turkey should not enter south Kurdistan
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London (KurdishMedia.com) The US administration believes that Turkish military should not move its forces into south Kurdistan, White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer said yesterday.
Asked whether the US would allow Turkish troops to push deeper into south Kurdistan than they are positioned now along the buffer zone, Fleischer said, "Our position on this, and this has been made clear to the government of Turkey, is that no outside forces other than those under coalition command should enter Iraq." |
Turkish forces will enter south Kurdistan, says Turkish official
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Ankara (KurdishMedia.com) Turkey~{!/~}s Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Sahin has confirmed that his country will dispatch troops to south Kurdistan, despite the objections of both the U.S. and Kurdish parties.
Speaking on the Turkish TV channel NTV today, Sahin said that the deployment was a humanitarian one, aimed at preventing the wave of refugees that occurred in the wake of the 1990-91 Gulf War.
"We can take this step once the parliament approves the motion,~{!1~} he said. The Turkish Parliament is today meeting to debate the sending of Turkish troops overseas and the granting of access to Turkish airspace to foreign forces.
"Our soldiers will cross the border only for humanitarian purposes,~{!1~} Sahin said. ~{!0~}If there is a refugee wave towards our border, we plan to stop the refugees on the other side of the border and accommodate them in humanitarian support centres there.~{!1~}
Sahin denied that Washington would object to the deploying of Turkish forces in south Kurdistan. "Undoubtedly, the Foreign Ministry was in contact with the United States while the motion was being prepared,~{!1~} he said. ~{!0~}Therefore, there will not be any problem." |
Kurds must stand as one united nation against Turkish intervention of south Kurdistan
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London (KurdishMedia.com) 20 March 2003: The Turkish Parliament is currently discussing whether to send Turkish troops into South Kurdistan. This time, to keep the Kurds quiet, the invasion will be under pretext of "humanitarian aid."
However, Kurds know very well that the only humanitarian aid Turkey can offer to Kurds is extermination of their language, identity, culture, habitat, etc.
Many believe that Turkish troops will move 25 miles into South Kurdistan. This will be sufficient enough to cut the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) forces from every international border, i.e. Iran and Syria, cutting escape and assistance routes. If it survives until then, the Iraqi regime would be supporting such a move as well. Turkey will then implement its "disarmament" massacre of Kurds and occupy oil rich Kurdish cities of Kirkuk and Mosul. Thus, the first steps will have been taken for the establishment of another "Cyprus".
It should also be noted that such a move would not be made without a green signal from the U.S. Such a conspiracy against the Kurdistan de facto state would not only reveal a repeated betrayal of the Kurds, but also be a lethal blow to Kurdish aspirations and struggle for independence with consequences remaining for decades. |
...WTF is going on here?
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Québec City
Nov 2002
time: 00:26
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02:13 Des journalistes font état de fortes explosions autour de Bassorah, au sud de l'Irak
4:28 Journalist speak about big explosion near Basra, south of Iraq.
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www.tf1.fr/news
Last edited by cronos_qc on 21-03-2003 at 06:57
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Originally posted by Propaganda
What a bunch of crapolla propaganda! You really are all brainwashed by CNN, MSNBC, BBC, etc! Unbelievable!
The truth is, Saddam has already taken Iran and Syria and is now invading Turkey. The Coalition troops, in reality, are retreating into Russia. Saddam is largely on the offensive now and soon, the world will be his for the taking! |
You are restricted for 48 hours... next time, pay attention to my warnings.
SEE YA!
Now, last warning... post legitimate news items only... post links or post the story. No opinions, no commentaries, no spam, no OH GEE's...
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21-03-2003 04:33
Was a pretty good picture, too! 
who is telling the true, The Pentagon or Al-Arabiya?
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