3 Kurdish Majors sue against the Mar Gabriel Monstarie in Tur Abdin
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Free_Assyria
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Aga said:
did you not see the blood? ask ashoor to email you the pictures of the dead boys. You are full of it typical kurd.
Assyrianism said:
The pictures says nothing? more than dead bodies, who knows who had killed them? terriost?kurds?arabs?turkomans? no one knows? maybe arabs kills assyrians for their own benefits and blame kurds for those killing, and you know how I mean by this? or maybe turks has done and blame kurds? or maybe kurds has done that and blame arabs and alqadia by this way they tell people you are in dangers and we will protects you so people gets good pictures of pashmaraga and kurds,so they vote for them in future. You can?t blame kurds,arabs,turks right now, its to early for conclusion.It can be any who? you never no? maybe zowaa? so they tell assyrians " we need our own region "otherwise we all will be killed? who knows? Does any of you know for sure? of course noo
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Aga said:
its all they deserve aga.
waleeta said:Like it or not it will be Iraq or nothing. I think....Iraq. Kurds will have to eventually choose the same.
I've been saying that since day one. I didn't think I'd see you say that.
They will make the holocaust look like child play after the Turks and Arabs are done with them.
Tur Abdin, Turkey (AINA) -- The St. Gabriel Assyrian monastery, of the Syrian Orthodox Church of Antioch, was established in 397 AD, hundreds of years before its neighboring villages of Yayvantepe, Eglence and Candarli were founded. During the reign of the Ottoman Empire the monastery was officially declared as a foundation and is still legally regarded as such. Since its establishment the monastery has developed and continuously improved its environment. Over the last three decades it has developed into a major center that attracts tens of thousands visitors from Turkey and abroad. The entire region has benefited from this development.
Kurdish leaders from the villages of Yayvantepe, Eglence and Candarli, in cooperation with influential members of the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), are now trying through dubious "lawful means" to confiscate the land of the monastery by claiming that the monastery has "too much" land for prayer and that land is needed as a meadow for these villages.
Two of the villages, Yayvantepe and Eglence, are in a dispute over their borders. But it is apparent that instead of solving their own disputes with regards to the determination of borders in the framework of general cadastral work, the heads of villages Yayvantepe and Eglence joined forces to turn on the monastery. In a press release issued on September 3, 2008, the Chairman of the Foundation of the St. Gabriel Monastery, Kuryakos Erg?n, called unfounded the allegations brought forward against the Monastery by the heads of the three villages.
The Monastery has issued a detailed appeal to the Human Rights Office of the Turkish Parliament. A quick response is not expected.
Under the leadership of Archbishop Samuel Aktas, the monastery has been completely renovated over the last 30 years and serves as a religious and social center for the remaining Christian Assyrians. This is apparently a thorn in the eye of the Turkish government and its local subordinates, especially since many Assyrians return to their destroyed villages, reclaim their land that was occupied by Kurds and start rebuilding their homes.
"If the attacks against us in this way should continue and despite all the adversity all legal means are exhausted, we will, where appropriate, appeal to the European Court of Human Rights and the Commissions of the European Union", said Erg?n.
Meanwhile, Assyrian Organizations in Western Europe have brought the issue to the relevant political bodies in various countries, including appeals to members of the European Parliament. Turkey continues to receive more than 500 million Euros for preparatory measures for the EU candidacy, while the Christian Assyrian minority is still harassed and distressed.
Despite the prospective negotiations on accession to the European Union (EU) since 2005, Turkey obviously does not hesitate to put pressure on the remaining Christians in the south-east of the country and especially target a monastery that seems essential for the survival of the remaining Assyrian Christian population.
Click here for more pictures of the St. Gabriel Monastery.
By Abdulmesih BarAbrahem
http://www.aina.org/releases/20080916151651.htm
Kurdish leaders from the villages of Yayvantepe, Eglence and Candarli, in cooperation with influential members of the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), are now trying through dubious "lawful means" to confiscate the land of the monastery by claiming that the monastery has "too much" land for prayer and that land is needed as a meadow for these villages.
Two of the villages, Yayvantepe and Eglence, are in a dispute over their borders. But it is apparent that instead of solving their own disputes with regards to the determination of borders in the framework of general cadastral work, the heads of villages Yayvantepe and Eglence joined forces to turn on the monastery. In a press release issued on September 3, 2008, the Chairman of the Foundation of the St. Gabriel Monastery, Kuryakos Erg?n, called unfounded the allegations brought forward against the Monastery by the heads of the three villages.
The Monastery has issued a detailed appeal to the Human Rights Office of the Turkish Parliament. A quick response is not expected.
Under the leadership of Archbishop Samuel Aktas, the monastery has been completely renovated over the last 30 years and serves as a religious and social center for the remaining Christian Assyrians. This is apparently a thorn in the eye of the Turkish government and its local subordinates, especially since many Assyrians return to their destroyed villages, reclaim their land that was occupied by Kurds and start rebuilding their homes.
"If the attacks against us in this way should continue and despite all the adversity all legal means are exhausted, we will, where appropriate, appeal to the European Court of Human Rights and the Commissions of the European Union", said Erg?n.
Meanwhile, Assyrian Organizations in Western Europe have brought the issue to the relevant political bodies in various countries, including appeals to members of the European Parliament. Turkey continues to receive more than 500 million Euros for preparatory measures for the EU candidacy, while the Christian Assyrian minority is still harassed and distressed.
Despite the prospective negotiations on accession to the European Union (EU) since 2005, Turkey obviously does not hesitate to put pressure on the remaining Christians in the south-east of the country and especially target a monastery that seems essential for the survival of the remaining Assyrian Christian population.
Click here for more pictures of the St. Gabriel Monastery.
By Abdulmesih BarAbrahem
http://www.aina.org/releases/20080916151651.htm
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You know when I read the article ( two weeks ago I didnt know there was a topic) I was so pissed off. Do these Turks and Kurds have no brains? Why take the land of Mor Gabriel, why even mention it. Fuck off it is not theirs and it never will. The Monastry is suited there long before there even was a kurd or a urk. So screw them. They have enough land whre they can go. Or is it something else their after?
first of all I don?t agree with you for the second I think it will be the Federation system in Iraq or Free Kurdistan. But it could be the way you think, you know that Iraq will be back and will fight and destroy the Kurds with Turkish help but still Kurds will fight and protect themselves no matter what. If Saddam, Ataturk or Shah of Iran couldn?t stop Kurds what in the earth do you think that Malaki or Erdogan will stop them? what is it make you to think like that. Kurds has never been stronger like now and they survived in past they will do in future, sorry my friend unlike you Assyrians. Your people are leaving Iraq more than ever? try to understand the reality and circumstances. It doesnt matter how you hate Kurds, it won?t be the way you wish or dreaming.jonadona said:
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lol
Aga said:
You live in a dream if you believe the Kurds have been defending themselves. lol Just because they breed at the same rate Indians do doesn't mean they have been defending themselves. Especially if over half of them live in poverty and hillside huts.
I don't dream. The Arabs and Turks will make sure Gypsies never have a country.