ALAN KURDÎ
Yek ji wan dehhezarên zarokên kurdan ku li Behra Spî xeniqîn
HJÄLP ATT FÖRSTÅ DET KURDISKA FOLKETS SVÅRA OCH KOMPLICERADE FRIHETSKAMP
MOT TURKISK/ARABISK & PERSISK OCKUPATION: Därför använder turkarna PKKs väpnade aktioner som en legitim förevändning och driver bort civila kurder från Kurdistan, stad efter stad. PKK är ett perfekt verktyg som är faktiskt skapat av Turkiet. Tank på att man genom PKK beskyllde kurderna att ha mördat Sveriges statsminister Olof Palme. Med tanke på att att PKK är en turkisk provokationsorganisation i händerna på turkisk säkerhetstjänst gick detta smidigt till och mordutredningens vilospår, "kurdspåret med %95 träffsäkerhet" i jakten på Palmes mördare presenterades i svensk media våren 1986. Å andra sidan var Olof Palme den första statsman i världen som fördömde Kurdistans delning. Han stödde kurdernas frihetskamp och sa vid ett tillfälle: "om engelsmännen hade lite samvete, då fanns det idag en självständig stat som heter Kurdistan på den politiska kartan". Därför förefaller det vara högst absurd att kurderna skulle vilja mörda en internationell erkänd politiker och stadsöverhuvud som som dessutom stödjer deras sak. Å andra sidan PKK var och är en terroristisk organisation men PKKs terror riktas i första hand att provocera kurdernas befrielse- och frihetskamp så som de landslösa turkarna planerat. PKK har visserligen inte rånat bank eller kapat flygplan som palestinska terrorister gjorde i början av 1970-talet. PKK har inte heller öppnat eld mot tredje partens civila mål som palestinska terrorister gjorde 1988 i Viens flygplats och vid många andra tillfällen och platser men PKK mördat enligt egen intern rapport 17 tusen kurdiska opositionella. PKK är en terrororganisation i händerna på den turkiska staten vars huvud syfte är att terrorisera den kurdiska frihetskampen. Islamo-fascistiska turkiska ockupanter gör allt och använder alla medel till buds för att kunna göra det annekterade Kurdistan till sitt.. Turkarna har inget land och tror att de kommer att ta vårt land, Kurdistan. Förra seklets super stat nr 1 England och super stat nr 2 Frankrike och Tyskland gemensamt stod bakom bildandet av en konstgjord nation: Turkiet för att transportera energi (kurdisk olja) till Europa. |
Alan with his fathewr and brother
Alan and his brother
Alan Kurdî, li hembêza, li bnawişka dêbavê xwe
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ARTÎN
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A friend of the family called 15-month-old Artin a "very happy baby"
Norway police say body on shore is Kurdish boy who died in Channel
Police in Norway have said a body found on the country's coast earlier this year is that of a missing 15 month old who died in the English Channel. The child, named Artin, died along with four family members when the boat they were travelling in sank in October. The Kurdish family from Eastern Kurdistan (the part of Kurdistan occupied by Iran) had been attempting to reach the UK from France. Relatives of the family have spoken of their grief and confusion as they waited to hear what had happened to Artin. Now the child's remains will be flown back to Iran to be buried. On Monday, police in Norway said the body had been found on the country's south-western shore near Karmoy by two officers on New Year's Day. "We didn't have a missing baby reported in Norway, and no family had contacted the police," Camilla Tjelle Waage, the head of police investigations, told the BBC. "The blue overall wasn't a Norwegian brand either [and] that indicated the baby was not from Norway," she added. A DNA profile was then obtained and the family were notified that it was in fact Artin. "Skilled professionals in the department of forensic sciences at Oslo University Hospital managed to retrieve matching DNA profiles," the police statement said. The boat carrying the family sank in the Channel on 27 October. Rasoul Iran-Nejad, 35, Shiva Mohammad Panahi, 35, Anita, nine, and Armin, six, all died. The family were from the city of Sardasht in western Iran, near to the border with Iraq. Fifteen other migrants were taken to hospital and an investigation into the sinking was opened in Dunkirk by the French public prosecutor. Nihayat, the second aunt of Artin, was the first relative Norwegian police spoke to. "I'm both happy and sad," she told the BBC on Monday. "Happy that Artin's remains were eventually found, and sad that he left us for good." Shavin, the child's aunt who lives in Switzerland, said she wanted Artin to be "reunited with the rest of his family". She said they would complete the required paperwork so Artin's remains could be returned to Sardasht. Shortly after the sinking, the BBC saw a series of text messages believed to have been sent by Ms Mohammad Panahi, including one that acknowledged the danger of crossing the Channel by boat but concluded "we have no choice". "If we want to go with a lorry we might need more money that we don't have," a second message read. Another said: "I have a thousand sorrows in my heart and now that I have left Iran I would like to forget my past."
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