Kurdish rebel leader warns of disaster if no Turkey peace

Hundreds of Turkish nationalists march on February 24, 2013 on Istiklal Avenue to protest at the resumption of peace talks with Kurd rebels, saying they sullied the memory of soldiers killed in the near three-decade conflict.

[Zanzibar]

24 Subat ta iki gun once Taksim de yuruyus olmus. Milliyet te ve Hurriyet te haber olmadi bu. Reuters dan okuyorum. Allah belalarini versin satilmis gazetecilerin.

[Dander]

Zanzibar wrote:

24 Subat ta iki gun once Taksim de yuruyus olmus. Milliyet te ve Hurriyet te haber olmadi bu. Reuters dan okuyorum. Allah belalarini versin satilmis gazetecilerin.

Iyi de, sen Istanbulda ne sikimi yiyorsun?
yuruyuse katilip Topix te yazsaydin.

[european2012]

Turkey will solve kurdistan problem only if join eu.

If Turkey not join eu, Kurdistan sooner or later will become independent.

[european2012]

Also Turkey need immediately to abolish the obligatory service, and need to make army professional as USA and West countries.

Obligatory service is the worst against minorities and personal freedoms, and make minorities strong enemies of the State.

[Zanzibar]

Dander wrote:

<quoted text>Iyi de, sen Istanbulda ne sikimi yiyorsun?
yuruyuse katilip Topix te yazsaydin.

Sik yeme bolumu disinda haklisin

[Dander]

Zanzibar wrote:

<quoted text>
Sik yeme bolumu disinda haklisin

Lafin gelisidir, hamile birakmaz.

[Zanzibar]

Dander wrote:

<quoted text>
Lafin gelisidir, hamile birakmaz.

Espride yaparmis

[CRN]

So, Strauss-Kahn finds himself in the same crowd as Saddam Hussein and Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, right?

You may recall that Saddam switched from dollars to euros about a year before the war.

12 months later Iraq was invaded, Saddam was hanged, and the dollar was restored to power.

Gaddafi made a similar mistake when “he initiated a movement to refuse the dollar and the euro, and called on Arab and African nations to use a new currency instead, the gold dinar.

”(“Libya: All About Oil, or All About Central Banking?”

Ellen Brown, Op-Ed News)

Libya has since come under attack by US and NATO forces which have armed a motley group of dissidents, malcontents and terrorists to depose Gaddafi and reimpose dollar hegemony.