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26 Turkish troops killed in fighting Kurds - Turkey crosses over into Iraq (again!)
Expect the racist pig maniac Erdogan to blame the Jews soon!!!
See also
http://mobile.nytimes.com/2011/10/20...ish-forces.xml
Insider info:
Non of those flotilla activist showed up for condemning terrorism after 24 Turkish soldiers were killed. Even the Turkish Jews condemned the attacks and published an official statement.
Erdogan and his supporters are Arab nationalists which means they hate Turkishness as well as they hate Jews. Turkish Jews joined the protests and sided with the Turkish folk, yet, the arab nationalists who joined the flotilla clash protest have not showed up.
For now, nobody blames Jews in Turkey as I follow the Turkish media.
Another insider info:
9 of the soldiers were Kurds, and another 3 Kurdish civilians (including small children) were killed by PKK. Some 6 Kurds were also kidnapped by PKK.
This sounds like a war
October 21, 2011: The Turkish government said that they have at least 22 battalions of troops involved in the on-going anti-PKK operation. The battalions are operating in southeastern Turkey and inside Iraq. That comes out to around 10,000 soldiers. The Turkish ground operation is supported by fighter-bombers and attack helicopters. Despite protests from the Iraqi government, Turkey said that its forces will continue to attack PKK rebels inside Iraq.
October 20, 2011: Turkey claimed 20 PKK rebels were killed during the first phase of an incursion to destroy PKK forces in northern Iraq.
October 19, 2011: Turkey launched a quick reaction attack into northern Iraq, following an attack by PKK rebels. Turkey described the attack as a hot pursuit of some 200 rebel fighters. The PKK group launched attacks on eight outposts in Hakkari province (southeastern Turkey, Iraq border), leaving 24 Turkish soldiers dead and 18 wounded. This is the highest single day combat death loss by Turkish security forces since the mid-1990s.
October 18, 2011: Five Turkish policemen and three civilians were killed when a roadside bomb detonated in Bitlis province (southeastern Turkey). Security forces believe PKK rebels were responsible for the attack.
http://www.strategypage.com/qnd/kurd.../20111021.aspx
This looks like a full on invasion and occupation. But rest assured ethnic cleansing will be politely ignored by the west.
http://hurryupharry.org/2011/10/21/t...-invaded-iraq/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15390006
Ankara said 22 battalions, or about 10,000 soldiers, were taking part in the operation in northern Iraq and also south-eastern Turkey.
The troops - including commandos and paramilitary forces - are being backed by war planes and helicopters.
On Tuesday, Kurdish PKK rebels killed 24 soldiers near the Iraqi border.
The attacks in Hakkari province are thought to have inflicted the biggest loss on Turkish forces since 1993 and President Abdullah Gul has vowed to avenge them.
In recent months, violence between the army and Kurdish rebels from the PKK (Kurdistan Workers' Party) has mounted.
PKK guerrillas are seeking greater autonomy in Turkey's Kurdish-dominated south-east.
Tens of thousands of people have died in the conflict since 1984.
The Turks have always been more than proficient, when it comes to denial. Indeed, this is not a mere skirmish but an overt act of total war against the Kurds. The slaughter of Kurds has been disregarded by the west; unless, we were in need of their assistance; the invasion/liberation of Iraq comes to mind. Genocide, also, comes to mind; I cannot verify this ethnic-cleansing; nevertheless, Turkey remains in out and out denial of the Armenian genocide – this is reminiscent of other nations that spout excuses for murdering en masse a specific people because of religion, culture, ethnicity or whatever gives rise to the hatred of the chosen victims.
If the Kurds could build a couple of runways then Obama would have himself another customer ;
Obama would simply watch those runways be used by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and the Turkish air force.
Yep! Although he is, also, too busy campaigning, doing his snake-oil pitch to save his job; not those of millions of Americans or those currently unemployed.
Turkey bombs Iraq again. This time Google provided a map.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp...05055c951a.401
This is significantly inside the country, practically in Kirkuk, about 200 miles inside the border.
Not surprisingly, there has been little or no mention in the mainstream media. I realise Syria and Iran have stolen many of the headlines these days; however, this is not some isolated incident. Oh well, as long as Israel doesn't get the blame. Thanks for the Google map!Originally Posted by Mediocrates
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