Do the people who see PKK as "rebels" rather than terrorists...?

Question

.. know that this same PKK is, in addition to killing us Turks, poisoning European youth with drug trade? That 80% of drugs in Paris is smuggled by PKK?

Is European population aware that that's how PKK raises money? So, is it OK to poison European kids if it conforms to somebody's agenda?

Answer 1

Of course they do!

Why do they insist on calling them "Kurdish rebels"? - BBC news yesterday- Because money talks, dear!

I wonder if they also knew that there are at least four Kurdish origin Turkish soldiers that died two days ago and their families are crying under the Turkish flag and hugging the other soldiers as if they are their own sons?

If they know, I know they will say that those families are under the Turkish flag because they are afraid of Turkish Military since there is no democracy (!) here in Turkey.. They deny the fact that Turkey is not a banana republic because it doesn't suit their business.

It makes my heart bleed to see those cheap games and disgusting diplomatic word games while our sons, or brothers- Turkish, Kurdish- Albanian- Arabic origins that doesn't matter to us since they feel Turkish- are being killed by a dozen each day while they are defending their country against TERRORIST acts of PKK.

Answer 2

Unfortunately most of the Europeans are just ignorant about what the PKK does...
Europeans usually love to think that all the "rebels" are "fighters for justice ", in other countries.
Confusing all the rebel actions in the world is just a lack of knowledge and a lack of honesty.
The French dared call the Algerians " terrorists" in former French Algeria, and the Russians dare call the Tchetchenes " terrorists" too, but the Algerians were occupied by the French , and the Tchetchenes are simply living a kind of apartheid.
For the Kurds, that's not the same situation : We Turks are living in Güney Dogu Anadolu for more than 10 centuries, so this is our home.
Those PKK monsters should be killed without mercy. Sorry, that may seem to be too harsh, but I just can't stand the barbary of those people.
15 mehmetçik killed in 48 years, enough is enough !
And yes, you are right, those people are a narco-maffia, and they are envolved in proxenetism and illegal immigrants traffic.
In Paris, a few months ago, police has arrested a kurdish group, and they discovered in their houses plenty of drugs, fake passports and millions euros.

Answer 3

No, not rebels, terrorist, and definitely drug dealers.
The PKK don't have a good image anywhere. I think about this too. This is the topic that makes me sick.
Think about the families that have the drop off points or the cooking stations just inside Turkey, how would they feel if their own children ran off to join the PKK, or were killed in the Turkish army fighting the PKK, or were using heroin in Europe. No matter how much money they make, it could never be enough. I hate this topic, but good to know someone is thinking about this too.

Answer 4

These guys actually helped us during the war of independence in the hope that they could save the Islamic empire. But what they helped saving turned out to be a modern republic. Then there was a rebellion led by an Islamic cleric. But who was the puppetmaster that was controlling this rebellion behind the curtains? The British empire. The pamphlets about rebellion were printed in Britain and distributed from British reconnaissance airplanes onto the Kurdish villages.

And is is just a coincidence that the rebellion between 1920 and 1930 coincided with the date of our efforts for MUSUL and KERKÜK? (And we ended up losing them both)


Truly, the Brits were the mightiest and the most sly of all enemies that we have faced so far those days. They managed to do what they wanted with the oil in the middle east. They weakened greatly after WW2, and the US took over this mission.

This rebelling is in their culture. There were Kurdish kids while I was serving in the army, and I saw that it was pure luck some of them ended up in the army, they could have ended up as a member of PKK if just a couple of things were different in their lives. Some of them even could not speak turkish when they arrived. The men can speak bit of turkish but most women can't. I actually don't like to label the most of them as kıro and hanzo, actually it is quite a success that they can speak turkish, or see them as turkish citizens. They are not bad people, like most people they have the bad ones and good ones. They are just different.

And within them they are not unified. The zazas tend to be more loyal to turkey than kirmans. Both can't really understand each other and the sorani kurdish spoken in iraq.

So, however you may label them, if you have an open wound, flies will come. And we had that open wound long before PKK was here.

Oh BTW which country's channel was BBC? LOL!

Answer 5

Rebels or Terrorists ?

What is the albanian UCK for the Turkish people ? Rebels or Terrorists ? From what most Turks told me they are defenders but if you ask anyone else in the Balkans they will tell you they are terrorists. Every nation understands differently a situation. Most Europeans see the Kurds more like the Palestinians.

Where I live there are some Kurds but the drugs are being pushed not by them. Mostly by Iranians and Albanians.

Answer 6

There is worse dear some countries see PKK as political party which defends the right of the Kurds but "evil" Turks don't let them be.
Wake UP people wake uppp! Nobody is treating Kurds bad this is just another political game. Our presidents, the 3rd rich of Turkey, parliament members, famous actors, singers are/were Kurdish.
Pkk is terrorist like ETA, IRA...

Answer 7

I saw them as both. Rebels because they are anti-government and terrorists because of them killing innocent civilians for their supposed cause. I am inclined to view them as rebel terrorists now and the PKK a terrorist organization. ^_^

The targetting of innocents is not collateral damage.