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Turkey's Suicide amass is leading to a possible
mess in a stone age war culture 16.7.2007
By Steve Tataii, eKurd.net contributing writer
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July
16, 2007
New York, Steve Tataii, (eKurd.net), --
The 200 thousands or so Turkish troops amassed
behind Kurdistan borders may Cause an all out war in
the North, not only killing themselves sparked by a
shot, but also get a lot of other civilians, and
Kurdish Security forces killed, not mentioning
possible US Forces added to the arena. The tensions
are at all time high.
Now, this could become one of the most stupid
battles fought in the history of warfare.On one side
you'd have 200 thousands Turkish troops or several
thousands in each charge killed Where they stand by
the brave Peshmarga, and American Forces, and on the
other side you'd have some civilians, Security
forces, and US troops accidentally shot by the
clumsy Turkish troops, forced to fight in any given
war for the first time against their wishes. |
Steve Tataii, author of several books on Kurds and
Kurdistan and
recent U.S. Senator
Candidate in the 2006 elections-
Tataii website |
I have scrolled the pages of history in warfare, and
the only such stupid military suicide moves were
only made in absolute desperation, loss of pride to
some idiot incompetent war monger General, or just
pure stupidity in miscalculating other side's
military capabilities. Let's not forget; that there
was no jet fighter planes nor other advanced
reconnaissance system for thousands of years having
said the least, but there was abundant number of
troops, and their warlords, finding themselves dead
into the battles they fought aimlessly, and lost.
Baghdad has just sent the wake up call to Ankara in
shipping out their troops away from Kurdish borders
to ease the ongoing tensions. I doubt if Turkish
regime has the ears to listen, while 7 of our
Peshmarga forces were ambushed yesterday by the
growing al-Qaeda's cowardly attacks, which also
means Turkey's aggression has caused such
destabilizations to occur, and this is not short of
subversive behavior against US it considers
friendly.
Turkey has just indicated to Secretary Rice's word
of backing off from their incursions; and has said
something to the effect; that "we don't want anyone
telling us what to do, and will act unilaterally if
we wish". This, while on July 22, 2007 they'll hold
their undemocratic elections, denying many well
qualified Kurdish Candidates to participate, because
of the prison sentences illegally imposed based
solely on their Kurdish identity. Some Democratic
state.
I can't wait to see what their next President, and
parliament will be like!
How can a country with donated military machines,
and the money allowed to steal from the natural
resources of its Kurdish neighbor for 85 years can
be so disgraceful, so callous, and so uncivilized,
while pretending to be one of outright allies in the
post WWI, courtesy of Great Britain, and France, and
jumping on the Woodrow Wilson's Opportunity Band
Wagon creating the League of Nations, which was
wrongfully executed at the tail end of their Treaty
of Serves, and against President Wilson's self
determination doctrine to create the League in the
first place?
There you have it. Let's say what needs to be said,
and not leave any stones unturned if we must end
this bloody war now about to be expanded into
becoming another bigger war, and another Tyrant's
football, no thanks to our delayed actions caused by
some foreign policy advisors, the same "old fogies"
still around even after their retirement. Those who
protected Turkey's criminal policies, campaigns of
genocide, and they do so to this day through their
words or crony emissaries paid with a wealth of
blood money in their fat bank accounts.
Well, let me see. Aha I found it. Turkey isn't
operating alone, and it isn't making war strategies
short of other suicide minded, yellow belly, Lilly
Liver big mouth advisors imported from the West
aside the aforesaid Great Britain's initiation 85
years ago, secondary to too much, and too many
freebies from our annual US foreign aid cookie jars
since the Cold War, and now Riding on the back of
NATO like a parasite to continue operating,
but more like a seemingly incurable decease among
the wrongfully granted, and manufactured family of
states with no sense of identity of its own, other
than the foreign puppet Ataturk's own invention of a
new TURKIC dialect for a mixed Turkic-Mongolian
group, and its bigoted, and criminal attempts at
wiping out 30,000,000 Kurds, with their oldest
language, and 12,000 years of Civilization second to
none, forced to live within an artificial border
since 1923, again, courtesy of the Global colonial
powers, Great Britain primarily.
This is the worst of an old, broken, and crooked
nation building in dire need of change, and its
founders, now after changes of their old guards,
inheriting a heritage, and a legacy of shame, they
are incapable, and incompetent to change, and many
of whom lacking the dignity to step forward, speak
up, admit their dark past, and brave that long
overdue change.
The question is, is; that "Are we, the allies in war
since 2003 with the present modern warfare going to
bow down at such a lazy, disgraceful,
unappreciative, and most of all unstable, and greedy
member state we've gotten stuck with since 1923?"
Are we going to let our comrades get killed
senselessly, or are we going to remove the war
machines we gave them from post WWI, ending up to
execute crimes against humanity against 30,000,000
Kurds? The same arms, which is now being claimed by
Turkish regime as their new excuse for ongoing
incursions; that it has been issued to the Kurdish
Guerillas, but pretending it is coming from the
North or South Kurdistan, while the truth is; that
it could have been taken away from their Turkish
security Guards inside their invaded Kurdish land?
Or are we just going to make it short, and simple by
taking away those heavy military machines, before
they are unleashed on us in the wrong hands as if
they're toys, and by turning them into scrap metal
right where they're sitting, and can easily be
detected by our satellites? I sure hope the latter
is our quick, and decisive strategy.
This way, we will have permanently removed the
cancer, and even enhanced NATO's capability by
kicking out this one menace "pain in the neck".
Unless Turkey's regime must begins cleansing itself
of bigots from bottom up, and not up to bottom
before being allowed back into the family of states,
NATO, or any other Global network. Where else to
start from better than getting out of North
Kurdistan they so hate, and with good reason, since
Kurdistan is not their territory, and now that the
League of Nations is dead, and gone; the existing
supposedly responsible
international authority to keep peace, and freedom
known as UN should be up to that task or we'll
continue having war after war after war until
Kurdistan, and America are free from these empowered
menaces, and parasites.
If we keep them kicked out of European Union, we can
surely Kick them out of NATO. Besides, where in
NATO's constitution states; that an outlaw
international bozo "war criminal" member of theirs
may continue getting free rides in the status Quo,
and in the name of NATO? No where. It doesn't exist.
Read it for yourselves. And while you're at it read
one of my recent books called "IRAQ WARS" by typing
"Steve Tataii" in most online bookstore search boxes
to learn more. May God bless America, Kurdistan, and
all other sane, and peace Loving regimes
representing their nations.
Steve Tataii is a prolific Kurdish author of
several recent books related to Iraq War, Kurds and
Kurdistan in English. He's the President, and
founder of K.U.R.D.S. NGO since 1991, founded to
help refugees passing through the pacific. He was
also a 2006 U.S. Senator candidate, and the seat for
U.S. House in the 2002 contested elections.Tataii
has lived in Hawaii since 1976, and has obtained his
degrees in Political Science, and Math from UH Manoa.
He has written, and lectured extensively about the
Kurds, their history, and contemporary Kurdish
Political situation since 1920s' unjust partition of
Kurdistan by colonial powers, leading to many wars
for independence, and creating the today's Iraq War
dilemma.
www.tataiiforcongress.com
* Steve Tataii is the author of several books on
Kurds, and Kurdistan in English. He was also the
recent U.S. Senator Candidate in the 2006 elections.
Exclusively for eKURD.NET. You may reach the author via
email at: tataii2003congress(at)msn.com
* North Kurdistan (Turkey-Kurdistan), South
Kurdistan (Iraq-Kurdistan)
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