A December 2004 Cyprus report includes some striking figures. According to the December 2004 fiscal report for Cyprus, the PKK lost 1,260 euros in December. Militants collecting 3,437 euros as deposits, etc. had to draw on their capital due to expenses like electricity, water, and telephones. When expenditures amounted to 4,697 euros, the PKK’s Cyprus branch suffered a cash shortage.
Turkey (( * wrote:Why do the Kurds want a state now?? They didn't want one 10 or 20 years ago!!You see this is another provocation of the foreign forces to divide Turkish Republic.
The Treaty of Sèvres (1920), which liquidated the Ottoman Empire, provided for the creation of an autonomous Kurdish state. Because of Turkey's military revival under Kemal Atatürk, however, the Treaty of Lausanne (1923), which superseded Sèvres, failed to mention the creation of a Kurdish nation. Revolts by the Kurds of Turkey in 1925 and 1930 were forcibly quelled. Later (1937–38 ) aerial bombardment, poison gas, and artillery shelling of Kurdish strongholds by the government resulted in the slaughter of many thousands of Turkey's Kurds. The Kurds in Iran also rebelled during the 1920s, and at the end of World War II a Soviet-backed Kurdish “republic” existed briefly.
cmantas_liberal wrote:european.. lol thats a smart comment...though there is a difference but still yes it is a smart comment
Here we talk for a movement like the greek democratic army in the civil war, Brigrade ROsse and Al Qaeda..Those teams are too huge to be reffered as 'terrorists'.
No offend, but what we shall do? expect till muslims conquere the world with their sick jehadi-nazi ideology?.... If you have not understood it yet, we are in war against those lunatics....Therefore every muslim who does not take action against terrorism is a terrorist!
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