PKK Real Leaders, ´Kurdish´ Terrorists Talabani and Barzani, Exposed

Oppressed under all colonial regimes, after the collapse of the peaceful Ottoman rule, the Turkmen of Northern Mesopotamia are the best monitors of the machinations and the activities of some Kurmanji and a few Sorani tribal leaders, who have been ordered to call themselves "Kurds" by their financers.

Turkmen activists and intellectuals, scholars and politicians have comprehensively denounced the thugs-in chief Talabani and Barzani, who have been scrupulously guided by French and English political and military agents in order to form death squads and terrorist militias and exercise terrorist acts against the majority of the Northern Mesopotamian populations who all reject the ´Kurdish´ forgery.

Without the constant intervention of the evil French colonialists – allies of Saddam Hussein, the duly punished Iraqi dictator would have eliminated the pseudo-Kurdish chieftains who have recently been promoted to ´apprentice magicians´ of the Apostate Freemasonic Lodge that uses them without them understanding that with their terrorist acts they only dig – only too well – their own tombs.

The question is , since Talabani and Barzani are the new Saddam Husseins of Northern Mesopotamia, why Justice has been made for the previous dictator, and not for the present ones?

Among the Turkmen NGOs in the Diaspora, SOITM has tremendously helped unveil the evil plans and the tyrannical agendas of the real patrons of the terrorist organization PKK, who are the rogue and lewd, pseudo-Kurdish, gangsters Talabani and Barzani.

In this article, I published an insightful feature on the PKK – Talabani / Barzani alliance, elaborated by Mofak Salman, Turkmeneli Party Representative for Both Ireland and United Kingdom, a Press Release issued by SOITM, and the section About Us from the SOITM website.

The Kurdish Parties Harbouring PKK Terrorist Organisations

By Mofak Salman, Turkmeneli Party Representative for Both Ireland and United Kingdom

The PKK terrorist group, which has Marxist-Leninist roots, was formed in the late 1970s and launched an armed struggle against the Turkish government in 1984, calling for an independent Kurdish state within Turkey. Since then, more than 37,000 people have died. During the conflict, which reached a peak in the mid-1990s, hundreds of villages were attacked and destroyed by the PKK terrorist organisation in the largely Kurdish south-east and east of Turkey, and hundreds of thousands of innocent people fled to cities in other parts of the country.

After the fall of the Ba´ath regime in 2003, with the help of the KDP and PUK, the PKK terrorist organisation utilised northern of Iraq as a safe haven area and it was here that they built their training camps, hospital, and party offices.

The Kurdish militias that are led by both Barzani and Talabani supported the PKK terrorist organisation with arms, logistical support, and transportation. The injured PKK terrorists who fought the Turkish army were transported and treated in Erbil hospitals, which were under control the KDP militia. They were provided with passports, identity cards and given the right to vote during the Iraqi election, and have since opened several party offices in Kirkuk, Erbil and Duhok.

Instead of the PKK terrorist members being arrested by the US forces in conjunction with Kurdish police in north of Iraq but unfortunately they were provided with radio station by the Kurdish parties in North of Iraq.

Although the PKK have been recognised as a terrorist organisation by the European, USA and other countries. They have been armed and supported by the both Kurdish parties in north of Iraq and the PKK terrorist members have been allowed to base in the Candil mountains of northern Iraq; and the Iraqi Kurdish parties have been unwilling, to take action against PKK terrorist bases in north of Iraqi and both Kurdish parties and Us forces have been allowing the PKK terrorist members to carry out attack on Turkey´s territory.

Notes

1] Turkmen: The Iraqi Turkmen live in an area that they call "Turkmenia" in Latin or "Turkmeneli" which means, "Land of the Turkmen. It was referred to as "Turcomania" by the British geographer William Guthrie in 1785. The Turkmen are a Turkic group that has a unique heritage and culture as well as linguistic, historical and cultural links with the surrounding Turkic groups such as those in Turkey and Azerbaijan. Their spoken language is closer to Azeri but their official written language is like the Turkish spoken in present-day Turkey. Their real population has always being suppressed by the authorities in Iraq for political reasons and estimated at 2%, whereas in reality their numbers are more realistically between 2.5 to 3 million, i .e. 12% of the Iraqi population.

2] Turkmeneli is a diagonal strip of land stretching from the Syrian and Turkish border areas from around Telafer in the north of Iraq, reaching down to the town of Mendeli on the Iranian border in Central Iraq. The Turkmen of Iraq settled in Turkmeneli in three successive and constant migrations from Central Asia, which increased their numbers and enabled them to establish six states in Iraq.

Mofak Salman can be contacted here: msalman@eircom.net

The attempts of Kurdish authorities to subdue the Iraqi non-ruling communities (minorities) continue

Press Release - Iraqi Turkmen Human Rights Research Foundation (SOITM)

An examiner of recent history of the north of Iraq will easily learn that in two historically short stages, the Iraqi Kurdish authorities converted from a suppressed community to the suppressors. Unfortunately, the suppressive policies of the Kurdish actors were supported by the majority of the Kurdish community, even the intellectuals. This may be due to the absence of the democratic culture and democratic political system.

Just before 1991 the Iraqi Kurds were living the most suppressive period in their history; the western community, led by the USA, instituted the Save Haven to protect the Kurds. With the assistance of the international community the framework of the administration in the Save Haven was largely improved in several years. The second stage started after 12 years with the occupation of Iraq. Two main factors brought the unqualified and slightly experienced Kurdish parties to the peak of the pyramid of the administration in Iraq. Firstly, the unplanned USA occupation led the occupier to grant absolute support to the Kurds and second, the other Iraqi political groups were all totally inexperienced and with whom the USA could not institute strategic contracts.

Moreover the dissolution of the Iraqi military, police, security and most of the other governmental administrative structures aided the Kurdish militant parties in sweeping vast regions behind the boundaries of the Save Haven into four Iraqi provinces, which now are called the disputed areas. These areas include regions with millions of other populations, including Arabs, Turkmen, Chaldo-Assyrians, Yazidis or Shabaks (Shah Begs). Since the occupation all other Iraqi communities continuously reported violations of their human rights by the Kurdish authorities. The administrations were ´Kurdified´ and the demography altered in the favor of the Kurds. The Kurdified administrations corrupted the Iraqi general elections and dominated the city council of the non Kurdish sub-districts, districts and cities. Thousands of non-Kurdish Iraqi peoples were arrested and taken to prisons in the Kurdish area, many of whom are now missing. Others were assassinated or kidnapped and killed. The United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI) reported such Kurdish intimidation of the other Iraqi communities. The Kurdish interests were further imposed on the Iraqi constitution. Kurdish authorities frequently disregard the Iraqi state and its legislative process, such as the Iraqi oil law. They consistently violate the laws which have been passed by the Iraqi parliament. All of these events take places under the vision of the USA and the West.

In this state of Kurdish despotism, the wealthy Kerkuk region became the main goal of the Kurdish authority´s greedy. All types of human rights violations, marginalization and assimilation policies are practiced in the Kerkuk region by Kurdish political parties supported by the Kurdish militant Asayish and Peshmerge forces.

Kerkuk events of 28 July 2008 frankly explain the hostile mentality of the Kurdish authorities and their unlimited demands to contain the Kerkuk region. Thousands of Kurdish protesters, largely from other provinces and supported by Kurdish security agents, attacked and ransacked buildings belonging to Turkmen political parties and civil society organizations. Many members of these organizations were injured and several have been kidnapped. Turkmen shops and business buildings were attacked and some burned. Unfortunately, the province´s military and police forces, which constitute mainly Kurds, stand on the sidelines. As in 1959 (http://www.turkmen.nl/1A_soitm/KJ1959P.doc), the Iraqi Turkmen are now living in a state of fear, afraid of being exposed to other massacres.

The USA and the Western community, who are the major builders of the uncontrollable hostile power of the Kurdish administration, should intervene to stop the Kurdish militant parties from:

Suppressing and attacking the millions of Iraqis in the so-called disputed regions

Violating the Iraqi laws

and to contain the Kerkuk province

Iraqi Turkmen Human Rights Research Foundation - SOITM

Stichting Onderzoekcentrum Iraaks Turkmeense Mensenrechten

Nijmegen - The Netherlands

About the SOITM

http://www.turkmen.nl/1A_soitm/asoitm.html

The objectives of the Iraqi Turkmen Human Rights Research Foundation, which is known as 'SOITM', are to:

1. Promote the emancipation and the Human Rights situations inside Iraq:

Supporting the international protection and promotion of the civil, political, economic, social, cultural and Human Rights inside Iraq, particularly, in Turkmeneli (Turkmen Region in Iraq).

Monitoring the Human Rights situations and registration of violations

Watching and enlightening the development and regresses

2. Promote the Turkmen cultural identity:

Encourage the study of the Iraqi Turkmen culture and history.

3. Introduce the Iraqi Turkmen into the international community.

4. Encourage the social integration of the Iraqi Turkmen in the Netherlands: support of the participation of the Turkmen in the social activities and the institution of civil society organizations.

SOITM realize the goals by:

1. Organization of the lectures, courses, seminars and symposiums.

2. Publication of books, newspapers, journals and institution of websites.

3. Organization of conferences, training programs and assistance campaigns.

4. Promotion of the cooperation between Turkmen organizations.

5. Cooperation and exchange of thoughts with the international organizations about the situation in Iraq.

6. Enlightenment of the European parliaments, academics, journalists and communities about the situation in Turkmen regions.

SOITM currently employs some 15 volunteers in and outside Iraq. Its head quarter is in the Netherlands. It established teams in the following Turkmen regions: Kerkuk, Baghdad and Mosul and has representatives in different other Turkmen regions.

SOITM is an institute with a human rights and democratization focus. It maintains regular contact with the Middle East academics, international press and the Human Rights organizations to introduce the Turkmen of Iraq and assist the democratization process and the spread of civil society culture in Iraq, particularly in Turkmen region.

SOITM is a non-governmental and non-profit foundation established in 2001. The foundation´s budget is generated by the donations. It is, however, an independent organization. Its activities and views are free of any political ideas, and the Foundation is not connected to any political party or ideological factions.

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Picture: A PKK broadcasting station in Kirkuk, provided by the Iraqi Kurdish militia