BLACK OPERATIONS IN THE KURDISH CAPITAL

"A good Kurd is a dead Kurd."
~ Türk İntikam Tugayı, 12 September 2006.

The last bombing in Amed (Diyarbakır), carried out on 12 September 2006, was the work of Turkish state forces, in particular Türk Intikam Tugayı (Turkish Revenge Brigade--TİT). At the time, TİT claimed the bombing on their website (quickly pulled from the Internet shortly thereafter):

"To the great Turkish people. In the recent period in many areas of our country, the bloody PKK terrorist organization has martyred our soldiers, police officers and our youth. We, as the Turkish Revenge Brigade, swear on our flag colored red with the blood of our martyrs, that for every Turk that PKK kills in [western Turkey], we will kill 10 Kurds in Diyarbakir. [ . . .] Here are photos taken during the preparation for the operation on September 12, 2006, dedicated to Private Ali Balikci who was martyred during duty by the PKK terrorist organization in the Eruh district of Siirt [ . . . ] A good Kurd is a dead Kurd."

DozaMe captured the photos for posterity from TİT's website and can be viewed at the .pdf link given above.

It looks like TİT has carried out another bombing in Amed today, again detonating the blast with a remote-control device:

A bomb exploded near a shopping mall in the largely Kurdish city of Diyarbakir in southeastern Turkey on Thursday, killing five people and wounding more than 60, in the largest attack on a Turkish city in months, the authorities said.

The bomb was placed in a parked car and detonated by remote control shortly before 5 p.m., just as a shuttle bus carrying military personnel passed, Turkish officials said.

At this point, unfortunately, Turkish soldiers only appear to have been wounded and reports indicate that TİT's blast only managed to kill civilians--school kids.

You should ask yourself who it is that can pack a car full of explosives, park it next to a Turkish military compound in The Southeast, and blow it up? Remember how the attempted assassination of Beytuşşebap's DTP mayor was set up? Does anyone honestly think that PKK sympathizers who set cars on fire with molotov cocktails could possibly drive around in The Southeast with that much explosives and not be stopped?

Or, if someone wants to believe that PKK sneaked so much explosives across the border from Iraq, how could they get it passed the hundreds of thousands of soldiers in the region? How could they drive it through OHAL areas without being stopped?

No. Only the Ankara regime could carry out such an attack in the world's largest Kurdish city.

The Turkish education minister tried to fudge his way around the bombing by saying, "I deeply condemn this blast if it is the result of a terrorist attack," which means that he's not condemning it because, in his view, it was not a terrorist attack. It was an attack by the Turkish Republic, and is, therefore, acceptable to the regime.

Let's note one other piece of trivia, shall we? The date of the Ankara regime's last bombing of Amed was significant as the date of the beginning of the current war against the Kurdish people--12 September 1980. In addition, 12 September 2006 was the day that Lockheed Martin's "PKK coordinator" Joseph Ralston arrived in Ankara on his first official mission as "PKK coordinator":

It is no coincidence that this most recent attack against the Kurdish people happened on the same day that "special envoy" Joseph Ralston arrived in Ankara. The US is backing Turkey in its renewal of the Dirty War, and the bombing in Amed is one more sign that "psychological operations," a special kind of warfare for which the US trained Turkish security forces, are being resurrected.

It's also no coincidence that this recent attack by the racist Ankara regime takes place just days before Abdullah Gül's 6 January visit to the US. I mean, he has to come with a reason to beg and I guess he couldn't find any Saudis to fly commercial jet aircraft into the Dedeman Hotel, so he has to settle for a TİT bomb.

DEEP DENIAL

"The AKP agreed on using the military, from military side and AKP's political side to destroy the Kurdish nation. The AKP is an extremely ambitious political structure. To gain full power, they said ' yes' to destroy Kurdish nation. This will be revealed even more when the time comes."
~ Murat Karayılan.

Abdullah Gül is in deep denial. He refuses to admit that HPG whacked a pack of Bolu commandos:

Sunday’s attack by terrorists that left 13 Turkish soldiers dead was carried out by a splinter group of the terrorist organisation the PKK, Turkish President Abdullah Gul said late Tuesday.

The attack in Sirnak was a result of an individual group within the PKK, Gul said during a visit to the Constitutional Court.

“It was not a collective act but appears to be an individual incident within the organisation,” he said.

The attack by a splinter group suggested that the PKK was in the process of breaking up, Gul said.

I guess Gül's manhood is threatened by the fact that Kurdish gerîlas knocked off a team of monsters that are celebrated for their prowess at murdering civilians and destroying villages. Of course, the more that HPG carries out very successful operations like the Bolu whacking, the more recruitment will spike. Of course, we know that HPG did kill the Bolus, a fact that even American "anti-terror" sites are admitting:

The TMYK [Supreme Anti-Terrorism Board] meeting came two days after the PKK killed 15 Turkish soldiers within 24 hours on October 7-8. Thirteen of the fatalities came on the afternoon of October 7 when a large force of PKK militants ambushed an 18-man Turkish commando unit in the Garbar Mountains in Sirnak province, close to Turkey’s border with Iraq. Three other commandoes were wounded.

HPG posted an update yesterday. In addition, ever since Gül's visit to the Turkish military in The Southeast, intense operations have been carried out, particularly in Şirnex (Şırnak). How, then, do you have a "splinter group" appear in the middle of such operations?

More proof of Gül's being sucked into a vortex of denial were his comments on the US House Foreign Affairs Committee's recognition of the Armenian Genocide:

President Abdullah Gul said the decision was unacceptable and had no validity for Turkey, which has always denied any genocide took place.

[ . . . ]

"This unacceptable decision of the committee, like similar ones in the past, is not regarded by the Turkish people as valid or of any value," Mr Gul said, according to the Anatolian news agency.

If the recognition of the Armenian Genocide has "no validity for Turkey" or is not valid or "of any value," then why do the regime's lackeys foam at the mouth at the mention of it? Why does it go to extraordinary steps of bribing US lawmakers to keep the resolution out of Congress? Why begin massive propaganda campaigns against other countries that pass such resolutions?

Gül needs to get professional help.

The Ankara regime is beginning black operations in Kurdistan's capital, Amed (Diyarbakır). On Wednesday, someone threw a bomb into a tailor's shop in which some police had entered. One police was killed, two wounded, and six other people wounded. The attack occurred around seven in the evening in Sur Municipality on Gazi Street near the Yenikapı.

In the rush to get to the scene of the bombing, a police panzer ran over and crushed a 69-year-old woman.

The likely suspects here are members of TİT (Türk İntikam Tugayı). Last year on 12 September (the anniversary of the 1980 coup), TİT carried out a bombing in Amed which the media also tried to blame on the big, bad PKK. Unfortunately, the morons at TİT briefly posted how they did the blast, complete with photos of the bomb. As soon as Western news sources picked up this information from DozaMe and KurdishInfo, TİT's website was pulled off the Internet and the information denied by the regime.

We should expect to see more black operations conducted by the regime in its frenzy to discredit PKK and justify an intensification of its long-standing policy of genocide.