Re: Kurds plan to invade South

The Traveler wrote:
> A Kurdish homeland was mentioned in the Treaty of Sevres which
> was as far back as at the end of World War I. Over the many, many
> years since the suffering of the Kurds has far exceeded that
> experienced by the Palestinians. Yet today, the bleeding hearts
> of the world, such as the UN, the Presbyterian Church, the Jew
> hating far left, Nelson Mandela, have forgotten about the Kurds,
> as the "bleeding hearts" offer their great concern for the
> Palestinians. It is interesting to note that there are many more
> Kurds than Palestinians; yet the great world's concern seems to
> be for the Palestinians.

Not at all - this particular lefty would be very happy to see an independent
Kurdistan, preferably one which also offered protection to the Turkish
Kurds.

Turkey of course would resist this bitterly, and probably by military means,
so the casting vote would go to the US. Do they support their valued &
strategic ally in the WOT, or do they support the right of all peoples to
establish their own form of governance?


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