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Reply With QuoteTimely, considering the recent annihilation of the LTTE
Perhaps there is hope yet to end the Kurdistan conflict.
There may be movement in the north. It appears the PKK, and organization comprised 40% of women, is looking to cut a deal that wll foreswear PKK ambitions for a separate nation in exchange for achieving interim ambitions. From the London Times-
PKK Looks To Deal-Times Online
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Timely, considering the recent annihilation of the LTTE
Perhaps there is hope yet to end the Kurdistan conflict.
The greatest weapon is the truth
S-2,
do you remember my foresights? the ones just after the Russian-Georgian conflict?
pkk now is trying to legalise himself because of their supporters are pulling back one by one.
they are now trying to show themselves like an organisation who fought for the sake of regional people.
i have something to say:
1- talking about peace with an AK-47 at the other hand is uncceptable.
2- any sovereign state would not negotiate with terrorists.
Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none; be able for thine enemy rather in power than use; and keep thy friend under thine own life's key; be checked for silence, but never taxed for speech.
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