Turkish Strike Kills Family In Iraqi Kurdistan

Submitted by Hamma Mirwaisi (United States), Sep 29, 2011 at 20:03

Turkish Strike Kills Family In Iraqi Kurdistan

Kurdish people are not well organized people to document killing by Turkey and other countries whom are divided Kurdistan. I grow up in Kurdistan and know they are killing Kurdish civilian without any reason some time. No one believed us Kurds when we said Saddam Hussein killed 182,000 Kurdish civilian and he used chemical weapon to kill 5000 Kurds in few minute. The world saw the pictures on TV without doing anything about it.

PM Erdogan said, we Turks know how to handle Kurds, we ruled them for long time and we know how to use Kurds against one another. He is so kind for Arab children but not so kind for Kurdish children. I study Turkish history from Arab point of view; Arabs are never going to accept Turks as the rulers again. PM Erdogan can cry for Palestinian children won't do him any good because Arabs know what Turks did to them before Britain liberated them from Turks.

I hope someday we Kurds will be organized like Armenian and Jews to document the killing by Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria. Here is one case; seven members of one Kurdish family got killed by PM Erdogan bombing order recently. I am sure if his Governments allowing UN human right free access into Kurdistan region under Turkey's occupations then they can find cases of murdering thousand of unsolved civilian cases got killed by Turkey before PM Erdogan and during PM Erdogan rules too. Here is the link for killing children. The best for Turks and Kurds are to make peace not wars.

http://www.rudaw.net/english/kurds/3920.html

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