Kurds Confont Police in London, UK

Enki

Enki

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I gotta say, as much as I hate them, you have to admire their passion!
 
Police make me sick. No idea... Laying into one of them was the best feeling i have ever got... i wouldn't recommend doing it though  :ranting:
 
I'm all smiling look at the video... really love the video  :)

Man poor lil kurdish ppl being harrass by UK polices :ROFLMAO:


:giggle:
 
GreenTea said:
Well... it would not be pretty if these kurds have to deal with police in the US... :)
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I was thinking the same thing...lol these british police don't even have a gun!
 
So I was curious to see how any times I can pull up a news report about the Kurds clashing with police. This list excludes the thousands of clashes between them and the Turkish or Iraqi police.

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March 7, 2010 (London, UK)

Kurds and British police at a voting station for being denied voting privilages.
(http://www.theage.com.au/world/bombs-and-mortars-fail-to-stop-iraq-vote-20100307-pqjf.html?autostart=1)

March 6, 2010 (Brussels, Belgium)

Approx 5000 Kurds riot through the streets of Brussels in protest of a raid on one of their satilite channels.
(http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/World-News/Riot-in-Belgium-Kurds-in-Brussels-Clash-With-Police/Article/201003115568578?lpos=World_News_First_World_News_Article_Teaser_Region_0&lid=ARTICLE_15568578_Riot_in_Belgium%3A_Kurds_in_Brussels_Clash_With_Police)

Feb 18, 1999 (Ottawa, Canada)

9 Officers, 1 set on fire, were injured during clashes with Kurds protesting at the Turkish embassy. Firebombs were thrown at the embassy.
(http://pqasb.pqarchiver.com/thestar/access/427342021.html?dids=427342021:427342021&FMT=ABS&FMTS=ABS:FT&type=current&date=Feb+18%2C+1999&author=Kevin+Carmichael+and+Stephen+Thorne&pub=Toronto+Star&desc=Officer+set+ablaze+in+Ottawa+protest+Nine+police+hurt+battling+Kurds+%3B+Fire+bomb%2C+stones+hurled+at+the+Turkish+embassy&pqatl=google)

Feb 19, 1999 (Montreal, Canada)

Day after protests in Ottawa, Kurds (200) clash with Montreal police. Again at the Turkish embassy.
(http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P1-20452110.html)

Feb 19, 1999 (Bucharest , Romania [of all places])

100 Kurds fight with Riot police. Again protests against Turkey.
(http://nl.newsbank.com/nl-search/we/Archives?p_product=NewsLibrary&p_multi=BBAB&d_place=BBAB&p_theme=newslibrary2&p_action=search&p_maxdocs=200&p_topdoc=1&p_text_direct-0=0F99F74E8CAE88A3&p_field_direct-0=document_id&p_perpage=10&p_sort=YMD_date:D&s_trackval=GooglePM)

July26, 1993 (London, UK)

Approx 2000 Kurds protest and clash with police over the deportation of a Kurd involved with the pKK.
(http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1P2-4730072.html)

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There was also a protest in Ottawa a while back, again around this time, I think it was in 207 or 2008. A few officers were also injured in that attack.

Needless to say, these guys know how to protest lol There were a heck of a lot more but i got too lazy to post them all
 
This is a sad police squad, the friggin crowd throws shit at you and all you do is yell back at them? I would have Rodney Kinged their ass lol.
 
LOL! So many Kurds, yet still no country. Automatic fail. If that's not pathetic, then I don't know what is. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
I got to praise them for this; this is why they are hundreds of years ahead of us.
They play a dirty game and they are good at it. We can learn a thing or two.
A enemy is an enemy but credit where its due, we run gay protest?s and we don?t get anywhere.
Violence with violence that is the only way. Violent protests make the news.
 
Assyrianism said:
I got to praise them for this; this is why they are hundreds of years ahead of us.
They play a dirty game and they are good at it. We can learn a thing or two.
A enemy is an enemy but credit where its due, we run gay protest?s and we don?t get anywhere.
Violence with violence that is the only way. Violent protests make the news.
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So do murderers and rapists. They are being seen for what they are: mindless thugs. I for one do not want to be represented in that way.
 
ideas said:
Oh and by the way, we've had 4 states up to now.. however they were crushed by our powerfull enemies..

Repbulic of mahabat in iraq, lasted couple of years.
Red kurdistan in russia, very small but still a state, lasted a couple of years.
The Republic of Ararat existed between 1927 and 1931 in the Northeast of Turkey.
Soran emirate, was a Kurdish emirate that was established in 1399 It ruled over the northeastern part of Iraqi Kurdistan until it was removed by Ottoman troops in 1835.

And now kurdistan region :)
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Yea, you guys have had a lot. It's amazing. You've had North America, Australia, the UK. All Kurdistan. Native Americans were Kurdish, George Bush was Kurdish, the mafia was Kurdish, Obama's Kurdish, Nancy Pelosi's Kurdish, wow. Yea, you're right. Absolutely.
 
ideas said:
No need to get exited.. so your saying these things didn't happen? oh and you forgot that pakistans first woman president was half kurdish :D
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No. I'm saying some of these Kurds are delusional. I'm finna help ya'll out.
 
I was there on Friday when the kurdi's tried to intimidate the election officials inside the polling centre in London.  Needless to say, as is always the case with kurdi's, they only became loud when they far outnumbered the election officials.  Once the police arrived they all turned into little chickens and I should add were on the receiving end of some severe beating.  I must admit, I ended up feeling sorry for them, it brought back memories of me watching You Tube clips of Saddams henchmen laying into kurdi's in Iraq.  They were on the floor crying and begging for mercy.  A few kurdi's then tried it on outside by throwing stones, they were promptly chased by a couple of police men and the kurdi's ran away.  Watching them run, I swear they would give Usain Bolt a good race.

I was told by 2 different election officials that the majority of the kurdi's that were turned away were from Iran and Turkey, they voted last time but didn't get a chance this time.

These people need lessons on how to become civilised, they are tarnishing the good name of most Iraqis in the UK.
 
Not too sure what you mean by "thats the most balls iv ever seen", anyway they weren't playing football, tennis or showing off their testacles.  Their manner and behaviour was embarassing to say the least - I felt embarassed by the way they were being treated by the police and by the cowardly stone throwing.  If I am totally honest, at one point I wanted to step in and help those poor kurdi's but then I remembered my history, so I just observed.

I was also given a very hard time before they let me vote despite the fact I had my UK passport, Iraqi passport, birth certificate and various Iraqi documents proving that my father was born in Iraq.  I also know many Assyrians who were born in Iraq and were not allowed to vote, so the election officials weren't just picking on one group of people.

Are you proud of that pathetic behaviour?  This is England, a civilised country, no wonder the BNP is gaining so much support.
 
Enki said:
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I gotta say, as much as I hate them, you have to admire their passion!
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I dont want ever to admitt that, they deserve what they have accomplished so far

but yes, they are so passionate about thier cause snd they belive in it, eventhogh they have not endured opression like us
the highest number of people who voted in the Iraqi election 2010, where in the cities where majority of kurds live
 
ideas said:
Well, I know how many kurds there are in the UK, and I had to wait 4-5 hours in que in london, even when I finished the line just kept getting longer and longer, and let me tell you 90% were kurds.
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sucks, doesn't it  :shades:
 
Naram-Sin said:
As long as they didn't vote, it's all good.  They can riot and act stupid all they want.
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thats right but what I cant understand is they got more seats than they thougt, 64 or 66 seats.
 
Assyrianism said:
I got to praise them for this; this is why they are hundreds of years ahead of us.
They play a dirty game and they are good at it. We can learn a thing or two.
A enemy is an enemy but credit where its due, we run gay protest?s and we don?t get anywhere.
Violence with violence that is the only way. Violent protests make the news.
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finally some one thinking the way iamthinking, I have always admired kurdish demostrations, they use allways violence no matter what,( in Syrian,qamsli)( in Turkey Diyarbekir) ( In iraq,kirkuk) in Iran,Urima etsc) and what are we doing in our protests? nothing..just smiling and dreaming. I remeber we had one here in Sweden, or the biggest one in Sweden it was more like 500 persn and I have seen kurdish protest more than 5000 kurds had particapited with very big swedish politicians.
 
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