Hevallo. Turkey and The Kurdish Question.: 'The Kurdish Revolution!' Amazing Historical BBC Footage of Peshmergas Kurdish Revolution!

Thursday, January 26, 2012

'The Kurdish Revolution!' Amazing Historical BBC Footage of Peshmergas Kurdish Revolution!

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Contrast the above 'Revolutionary' Kurdistan with a BBC Video from today!

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Hevallo's Mission Statement.

Hevallo began because of the constant psychological warfare and criminalisation of the Kurdish Freedom Struggle in Turkey. There are not a lot of websites/blogs in English, that give uptodate information from a pro-Kurdish perspective and challenge the label of 'terrorist' that is so readily accepted by the Western governments and media. Hevallo tries to do that. You can contact us at: Hevallo@gmail.com THE PKK ARE NOT TERRORISTS THEY ARE FREEDOM FIGHTERS! THE KURDISH PEOPLE ARE VICTIMS OF TURKISH STATE TERROR!

President Abdullah Ocalan.

Kurdish power.

The Kurdish people are at their strongest and most highly political. As can be witnessed every Newroz time when millions openly take to the streets to show support for the PKK. This frightens the government. In 2006 , the day after millions of Kurds celebrated Newroz the government planned an incident of a young child kicking a Turkish flag on the ground (below). Because of this the whole Kurdish population were branded as traitors by the media and political and army leaders. This then led to a right wing nationalist backlash. This is typical of politics in Turkey.

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