So, earlier today, I posted on the massive fire at the Istanbul airport. I declared that I believed it was terrorism committed in the name of Islam.
Well, it was a Muslim group, but I am not sure how to classify this one:
A radical Kurdish group said it was responsible for a fire at the cargo section of Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, the hub of international air travel in Turkey, which slightly injured three people and caused delays in air traffic.
The claim, which could not be confirmed, was made by a group calling itself the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK) in a message to Firat, a pro-Kurdish news agency based in Europe.
“The sabotage is a response to the policies of massacre followed by the Turkish state towards the Kurds,” the message said. It added that its actions would continue “as long as the extermination policies of the Turkish state against the Kurds are in force”.
Is that Islamofascist terrorism, or not?
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Here is some information about the group. Notice the vagueness.
OBL has previously denounced Turkey as being too willing to Westernize and, therefore, as not being Islamic.
My guess, Pastorius? I'll answer the question you posed with a "Yes."
Latest reports indicate the blame goes to those ubiquitous creators of chaos known as MWB: Morons With Blowtorches.
Though I did read where some Kurdish group took credit which I assume means they have gotten their hands on MWB technology.
Sorry to burst everyone's bubble, but Teyrêbazên Azadîya Kurdistan (TAK) is not an Islamist group. Neither is it connected to PKK (also, it's not "PKK" anymore--it's KONGRA-GEL), and KONGRA-GEL has condemned TAK's attacks in the past. Nor does this have anything to do with Jews.
I'll give you a hint to see if you can figure out where TAK is coming from these days: You need to check what Erdogan said about the appropriateness of Kurdish women and children as targets for the TSK (that would be the Turkish army, to you). Erdogan said this back at the end of March/beginning of April, and TAK made a reply to him at that time.
Hope that helps you out.
aren't these the same kurds we went to war with in iraq the first time round, and then established a no fly zone to protect...
it looks like hey are getting sh1tted on from all sides
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