Erdogan called the "dark people" famous scientists who called for a peaceful settlement of the Kurdish issue

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Turkish President Erdogan called a crowd of "dark people" famous scientists who called on the authorities to stop the violence and return to a peaceful settlement of the Kurdish issue, reports RIA News.

Erdogan called the "dark people" famous scientists who called for a peaceful settlement of the Kurdish issue


Earlier, more than a thousand Turkish and foreign scholars published an appeal under the heading "We will not be part of this crime," in which they called on Ankara to "stop the massacre and slaughter" in the south-east of the country and return to the negotiating table for a peaceful settlement of the Kurdish problem. " The scientists were the world-famous linguist Noam Chomsky, the sociologist Immanuel Wallerstein, the geographer David Harvey, and others. In response, the government stated that there would be legal consequences for the Turkish scientists who signed the document.

“This crowd, which calls itself scientists, blames the state in its statement. Hey you, the so-called intelligentsia! You are not enlightened, but dark people. You are nothing like intellectuals. You are ignorant and know nothing about the east and southeast (Turkey). And we know this region as our home address ",
- said the president in Ankara at a meeting with Turkish diplomats.

Stating that "there is no Kurdish question in the country, but there is a problem of terrorism," he invited foreign scientists, who also signed the appeal, to visit the republic.

“We are ready to tell them about the situation from A to Z. Let them see with their own eyes what is connected with the violation of legality in the southeast - with the actions of the state or a terrorist organization,” said Erdogan.

According to the Turkish Human Rights Foundation, in the course of the operation conducted by the security forces in the south-east of the country, 162 civilians have already been killed against PKK fighters.
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  1. +8
    13 January 2016 12: 38
    "A ray of light in the dark kingdom", Ely-Pali ... !!!
    The "Napoleon" complex, coupled with the progressive, rabid Pan-Turkism-nationalism, will not lead to any good. I feel that the Turkish military will soon turn away his stupid head because they want to see Turkey as a secular state, without the Islamist obscurantism to which Erdogan is leading the country.
    1. +38
      13 January 2016 12: 43
      Yes, you don’t need to say anything about this. The photograph itself says everything.
      1. +1
        13 January 2016 13: 01
        Very revealing frame.
        Dedicated to fans of the "ancient" Vikings.
        Where did the Vikings grow horns and were there any Vikings at all?
        Or did the Ottomans roam Europe?
        1. 0
          14 January 2016 01: 08
          Quote: Temples
          Where did the Vikings grow horns and were there any Vikings at all?


          The Vikings were there, but there were horns ... The Vikings had a tradition - the warrior was buried in armor and helmet, and 2 horns were put in the headboard for drinking. Fuckingly clever archaeologists decided that the horns were mounted on helmets and eventually fell off ... laughing
      2. 0
        13 January 2016 13: 22
        how can these dark people care about this "genius of reason" ...
        1. 0
          13 January 2016 13: 49
          Quote: sasha 19871987
          how can these dark people care about this "genius of reason" ...

          Well, actually, this is a genius and sat down at the negotiating table with Ocalan, agreed with the PAC to ceasefire. As a result, during all this time, the PAC gathered strength and hit again.
          and Erdogan was hated by the majority of Turks in the country for this truce, since everyone shouted this was only a respite for the PAC.
          And when the soldiers began to die, Erdogan went out and said: we were mistaken. The PAC for all this time concentrated and increased its strength.
          Erdo is very two-faced, saying one thing tomorrow is another.

          The only scientists to see, let's say, are probably not quite Turkish.
          In Taksim, too, 30 thousand came out to ask for forgiveness from Armenians, journalists, doctors and others. But most of them were Armenians, Greeks and Kurds. And a couple of Turks. But Turkish people came out, so all the media screamed Turks asking for forgiveness from Armenians))) )
          1. +1
            13 January 2016 15: 01
            Erdo is very two-faced says one thing tomorrow is another


            In order to organize provocations, create virtual genocides and falsify history, such qualities as hypocrisy, duplicity and pathological deceit are needed. Many Armenian, Greek, Russian and Serbian sources confirm that such qualities are characteristic of Azeri Turks and the Turkified Bosnian Slavs. These sources can cause distrust, as they come from peoples traditionally hostile to Turks and Muslims. For objectivity, I will give the point of view of a representative of the nation, which is difficult to suspect of turkophobia. It is known that the Turkmens are related to the Turks and Azerbaijanis in terms of language, religion and (semi) nomadic way of life. But unlike the Azeroturks, they have one big advantage: the Turkmens have never conquered foreign lands. As they lived in their native Karakum desert, they still live there. In addition, due to the geographical remoteness and obstacles in the form of the Caspian Sea and Iran, the Turkmens are cool about the ideas of Pan-Turkism and are quite critical of the Turks themselves. Here is the most striking example on this topic. In December 2011, Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov reprimanded his officials for the poor quality of construction work carried out by a Turkish company. Addressing the officials with the words that their "heads do not work at all" and they "present themselves as a laughing stock to the people," the President of Turkmenistan suddenly said: "As for the Turks, they will first lie in your eyes, and then kick in the ass. " If Turkmenbashi says such words about his relatives, then they must be accepted as a historical and indisputable fact!
          2. cap
            0
            14 January 2016 00: 56
            the Kurds
            [quote = Yeraz]
            The only scientists to see, let's say, are probably not quite Turkish.


            About hate. To the history of the issue.
            Kurdistan (literally - the country of Kurds) This name has not a state-political, but ethno-geographical meaning. This territory is divided between four states - Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.
            Located in the very center of the West Asian region. Kurdistan from west to east extends for about 1 thousand km. and from north to south - from 300 to 500 km. Its total area is approximately 450 thousand square meters. km (in Turkey - over 200 thousand square kilometers, in Iran - over 160 thousand square kilometers, in Iraq - up to 75 thousand square kilometers, in Syria - up to 15 thousand square kilometers).
            Kurdistan is the historical homeland of the Kurdish people, where the vast majority live, but there are many non-Kurdish Kurds (several hundred thousand in the eastern Iranian province of Khorasan, about 200 thousand in the former USSR, over 150 thousand in Israel, about one million in emigration, mainly way in Western Europe). Kurdistan in terms of population density reaches the average for Asia (up to 45 people per sq. Km.). According to a very rough estimate, its population currently exceeds 30 million. Thus, the Kurds are the largest national minority in West Asia and the largest nation in the world, deprived of the right to national self-determination.
            In their countries of residence, the Kurds are unevenly settled.
            most of all in Turkey (about 47%).
            there are about 32% of Kurds in Iran,
            in Iraq - about 16%.
            In the ethnic Kurdistan itself, Kurds make up the vast majority of the population (according to some sources in various parts from 84 to 94%, according to others - from 72 to 79%).
            The main feature of the geopolitical position of Kurdistan was that it always occupied a border position, being at the junction of two or more states (Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman Empire, Arab caliphate, Iran).
            The vast majority of Kurds - 75% - profess Sunni Islam, a significant part are Shia Muslims and Alawites, there are also Christians. A relatively small part of the Kurds profess the pre-Islamic Kurdish religion - Yezidism.
            From the time of the Caliphate to the present day, Kurds at various times fought against Arab, Turkish, Mongolian, Turkmen, Persian and other enslavers. Independent Kurdish dynasties (Shedadids, Merwanids, Ravadids, Hasanvayhids, Ayubids) ruled not only separate principalities, but also such large countries as Egypt and Syria. The famous Kurdish commander Salah ad-Din, who ruled Egypt for many years, managed to unite Arabs, Kurds and other peoples under his banners and achieved significant success in the fight against the crusaders. Since the beginning of the XVI century. Kurdistan has become the scene of ongoing wars. For possession of it, two Muslim powers argued - Safavid Iran and the Ottoman Empire. The result of these wars was the Zohab treaty of 1639, which divided Kurdistan into Turkish and Iranian parts and played a fatal role in the future fate of the Kurdish people. Throughout the XIX century. it spilled over into great rebellions. Against their will, the Kurds were drawn into the First World War by the government of the Ottoman Empire, after which the devastated land was divided again - now into four parts - between Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria.
            Erdogan has 47% of the Kurdish population. A bone in the throat with which he may choke, or choke.
            There is oil on their territory. From weapons no longer bows and arrows (photo).
            Historians have warned. It is up to the Turks, since Erdogan is incurable.
    2. +2
      13 January 2016 12: 43
      A ray of light in the dark kingdom "

      Not a word, but the navel of Turkish jo ..!
    3. +6
      13 January 2016 12: 44
      Quote: sever.56
      A ray of light in the dark kingdom "

      Who knows, or maybe it's the same as our liberals. However, there is no longer any faith in Erdogan. And the Turks also do not recognize the Armenian genocide.
    4. +4
      13 January 2016 12: 44
      Quote: sever.56
      A ray of light in the dark kingdom "



      The peacemaker is direct, the main property is lying recklessly and never be responsible for his promises and words.
    5. 0
      13 January 2016 12: 57
      That would help someone EMU calmly live the rest of his life in silence and given away from politics. This person needs to be treated in a special dispensary.
    6. 0
      13 January 2016 16: 43
      When they say about scientists that they are "dark people" I want to offer a way out -
  2. +2
    13 January 2016 12: 39
    Yes, yes ... ignoramuses, donkeys and jackals ... voiced the very Light of Islamic civilization ...
  3. +1
    13 January 2016 12: 40
    Erdogan is a mean two-faced little soul! am
  4. 0
    13 January 2016 12: 44
    O Erdogan, "Most Serene" of people, will your divine creation deign to descend to the level of well-known but "darkest" scientists and figure out what they are "muttering" about.
  5. 0
    13 January 2016 12: 44
    The main rhetoric of "Turkish Sultan" Erdogan is that if you are against Power, you are also a Kurd, then you are a terrorist.
  6. 0
    13 January 2016 12: 47
    Clowning and only. As in the saying ... Erdogan with his pack is keeping up, and the rest of the residents of Turkation are not keeping up ... or Erdogash do not let the degrees of sensible people sleep peacefully.
  7. 0
    13 January 2016 12: 48
    Which are not the right scientists and give the wrong advice. laughing
  8. +1
    13 January 2016 12: 50
    Well, the question is very controversial. If the Kurds want to chop off a piece of the country from Turkey to create "their" state, then - yes, there is no peaceful solution to the issue. Even with Erdogan's departure. So Erdogan is right as the head of state defending the integrity of his country. Well, not terrorists, but separatists, like the Irish in Great Britain.

    I understand that in Syria the same problems exist between the ruling Sassanids (minority) and the Sunni and Kurdish part of the population. But in Syria, a war for the integrity of the country and the survival of the country as such, with third forces sponsored by the Yankees. Therefore, the Syrians can agree among themselves. But the Turks with the Kurds-hardly.

    And about the recommendations of the "scientists" ... Look, Europe's tolerance, perhaps, the same scientists prescribed.

    .
  9. 0
    13 January 2016 12: 51
    This boogeyman doesn’t calm down.
  10. 0
    13 January 2016 13: 01
    The Ottoman Empire, like any other, must finally die. Turk Erdogan breaks into emperors. He does not understand or does not want to understand that in the place of a fragment of an empire in the form of Turkey, independent states should appear. And they will appear.
  11. +4
    13 January 2016 13: 05
    What he does in such a huge number of tankers in the south of Turkey, he does not know, and what the Kurds do there, he knows. Amazing selectivity in views on real things. And he dares to call scientists dark - these are not rabid oppositionists, but scientists.
  12. +8
    13 January 2016 13: 05
    Turks have long promised the Kurds a bribe for the betrayal of Armenians. before the Armenian genocide massacre of 1914 Turks for loyalty promised Kurles the property of Armenians. Kurly pecked and got a donut hole. so you know, to be honest, I’m not so sorry for the Kurds. because they would refuse help to the Turks, stand next to the Armenians _ go and know, maybe there would be no Armenian genocide, and the Kurds would have their own land. and so yes, it’s politically advisable to support the Kurds, for they will lie to the Ottomans I am.
    1. +4
      13 January 2016 15: 25
      Absolutely correct remark.

      The Turks organized the Armenian Genocide, the Kurds performed. They are blood on the shoulders.
      Moreover, all of eastern Turkey, where Kurds are now cutting with the Turks for the formation of their Kurdistan, is the territory of Armenia according to, for example, the terms of the Treaty of Sevres and the arbitral award of Woodrow Wilson.
  13. +1
    13 January 2016 13: 22
    For him, these "dark" at the meeting, sorry for the colombour themselves will arrange a "dark" -to watch the language.
  14. 0
    13 January 2016 13: 46
    A demon in the flesh, this gray dog ​​will always justify his retinue and himself. True shaitan!
  15. +2
    13 January 2016 14: 08
    Erdogan has nothing to lose. He has already made his choice and is now reaping the benefits, but he doesn’t like them. Trying with all his might to erase the mark from his forehead, the "accomplice of terrorism" is ready to unceremoniously accuse everyone around him, decency is on the sidelines.
  16. +2
    13 January 2016 15: 24
    It is urgent to act:
    1. Criminalize the use of the Kurdish language.
    2. Introduce criminal liability for denying the history of Great Turkey, as well as for denying the people of ProtoTurk. (Everyone knows that Adam was ProtoTurk)
    3. Territories inhabited by orcs .. uh. Kurds are subject to immediate turkonization. (One language, one people, one country)
    4. When meeting, all Turks are obliged to greet each other with the words: "Turkey ponad usse", "Hto on a gallop that Kurd" and "Death to curds"

    and so on according to a well-known scenario .... laughing
    1. +1
      13 January 2016 16: 36
      Then the proto-tour proto-Ukrainians drag in the courts;) For the theft of the birthright :)
    2. 0
      14 January 2016 01: 14
      EMNIP, the first three points have long been fulfilled in all seriousness, except perhaps for Adam - for it has long been said:
      "Turks do not come from the sons of Adam, and some consider them genies (Hasan al-Sabbah, "Old Man of the Mountain". That's who knew a lot about terrorism - the Saudis nervously smoke! ...)
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