PKK resistance in Kurdistan has scabies, fleas

Realizing that the PKK (Kurdistan resistance) is under seige - the Turks are using the global war on terror technology to pick their "enemies" who are fleeing in Iraq.

I read this and shudder and think to myself, that the arrest of these "terrorists" will add fuel to BuZh's antiterror rhetoric, just yet another PRETEXT to meddle in the Middle East - the object of that being, of course, to make off with the prized OIL themselves.

The world has gone wild, there is no International Red Cross infrastructure to take care of the entire resistance movement going on against the US or the corrupt officials they prop up.

Scabies are SHIT. I know. I believe that they are truly a disease of the oppressed. To be deny help to treat them is another from of war crime, imho.

Virginia

Turkey asks Interpol for more vigilance against PKK escapees

Turkey has issued a warning to Interpol asking it to increase measures to prevent the leakage of members of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) to other countries in the wake of several large-scale operations into northern Iraq by the Turkish military to crack down on the PKK bases there. The counterterrorism measures against the PKK in northern Iraq began in mid-December 2007, after the organization stepped up acts of terrorist violence in Turkey. The foreign and interior ministries have updated and sent the names of top PKK leaders to relevant countries, asking them in particular to take measures at international airports to prevent PKK members from escaping. Among the airports Turkey issued the warning to are Zurich, Brussels, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Berlin, Budapest, Helsinki, Berlin, Dusseldorf, Strasbourg, Stockholm, Rome, Paris and London. Intelligence units reported that some senior PKK leaders may be captured at any moment. Iraq given list of PKK members Turkish security officials also warned the central Iraqi administration to increase security measures at the Baghdad and Arbil airports to prevent their use by PKK members. In light of this, Turkey also submitted a list of senior PKK leaders to the Iraqi administration. Earlier, a similar list went missing in northern Iraq and Iraqi President Jalal Talabani denied such a list had ever been submitted. Turkey also asked the Iraqi administration to add the PKK leaders' names to its wanted list. Among the updated list of senior PKK members are Murat Karayılan, Cemil Bayık, Fehman Hüseyin, Duran Kalkan, Mustafa Karasu, Gülizar Tural, Nizamettin Taş, Halil Ataç, Ümit Beyazdağ, Hasan Atmaca, Rıza Altun, Hıdır Yalçın, Hıdır Sarıkaya, Selahattin Gün, Şehnaz Altun, Şükran Biner, Süleyman Kaydı, Osman Erdal, Mehmet Tunç, Kemal Mungan, Haydar Kubilay, Nurettin Yıldırım, Hanefi Güneş, Menap Altındağ, İnan Akyol, Sevgi Çaçan, Abdurrahman Esmeray, Celal Kaydı, Fatma Adır, Sakine Cansız, İlknur Şen, Engin Sincer, Ferhat Abdi Şahin, Yusuf Turhallı, Gönül Tepe, Fethi Şarlatan, Ali Haydar Kaytan, Dursun Ali Küçük, Sofi Nurettin, Ramazan Aybi and Mehmet Eşiyok. Parasitic plague at PKK camps According to intelligence reports from the Turkish General Staff, a flea and scabies epidemic holds thrall in the PKK's northern Iraq camps. Reports said that PKK terrorists are suffering from the epidemic because they remain in their shelters all day in fear of further TSK operations. It was also reported that the PKK was trying to obtain medication from Syria to combat the epidemic. According to the same reports, some 200 PKK members wounded in the TSK operations that started on Dec. 16 are being treated at hospitals in northern Iraq. In an earlier statement, the General Staff had confirmed that some PKK members were being treated at northern Iraqi hospitals. It has also been revealed that the anti-Iranian Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan (PJAK) was providing assistance to the PKK, whose technological bases were severely damaged by the TSK operations, and that the PKK was using PJAK radio operators. The two terrorist organizations signed a support protocol in 2006.

02.02.2008

ERCAN YAVUZ ANKARA