So we have for days been treated to news about the passing of Rauf Denktaş. By both state and non-state news media. It is clear we are to mourn his passing. Why was he important? Because he was the leader of a nationalist movement of an ethnic minority that other ethnic groups were trying to prevent from exercising their nationalistic will. Violence was involved by various parties, and Denktaş's movement was accused of "terrorism".
In unrelated news: Kurds who view Öcalan as their leader will be portrayed as fanatical nationalists in the Turkish media.
Bugün (http://www.bugun.com.tr/bugunTv/) just aired a report about the Zionist state's "dirty" plans involving heroin and the PKK. Throughout the course of the report, Turkish aircraft were shown, including unmanned drones used for attacking PKK targets (and those who get caught by those same unmanned drones regardless of their association with the PKK). I am very curious why the Turkish media, while repeating the name of the Zionist state over and over again and talking about its ties with the PKK (which I don't doubt), never thought to mention where they got those drones. Was it... was it Sweden*?
Oh, that's right. It was the Zionist state.
*Sweden IS actually a big arms dealer. Look up statistics on who's dealing arms globally. A bunch of familiar names on the international scene (including of course the UN "Security" Council) deal huge numbers of weapons yearly.








