The latter's supporters were prominent at a recent pro-Kurdish rally in London.
Compare and contrast the attitude to the opposition to the Iraq War due to the presence of the likes of the SWP, which is many things, but hardly a terrorist organisation.
The PKK is not jumping on the bandwagon. It is the bandwagon.
No wonder that the Iraqi Christians regard anything to do with the Kurds as strictly a short-term option, expect to have to be rescued from them in due season, and view the idea of a State of Kurdistan with complete and utter horror.
The people who back the Saddam-harboured MEK against Iran are the same people who back these other Marxist terrorists against Iraq and other countries. Not just the governments, the countries themselves.
ReplyDeleteThe SWP is a club of rapists Islamists and communists.
ReplyDeleteWho says the PKK is terrorist? You're taking your terminology from the Turks, who slaughtered tens of thousands of Kurds, depopulated hundreds of villages and tortured thousands of captives (with Clinton's backing ) throughout the 90's.
The PKK are the legitimate resistance.
Publish under your name, and you would be arrested. Go on. See if I am wrong.
DeleteI'm glad to see that while Peter Hitchens opposes intervention he rightly refuses to ally himself with that hideous left wing rabble the Stop The War Coalition and has turned down George Galloways speaking invitation at several of their events,
ReplyDeleteEven when we agree with them it's just impossible to stomach sharing a platform with the likes of the SWP Respect, UAF, the Greens and the rest.
That's just going too far. Way too far.