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ses verin seeeees bbc'yi kına....
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Arkadaslar dün PKK'nın 12 askerimizi şehit etmesi üzerine gerek BBC,gerek Reuters vb. yabancı basın kuruluşlarında PKK'dan bahsederken "PKK Rebels"(ayrılıkçı,direnişçi),"PKK fighters" (savaşçıları) gibi ibareler kullandıkları ,kesinlikle terorist ifadesi kullanmadıkları görülmektedir.Bu nedenle söz konusu kuruluşları kınamaya davet ediyorum. Ortalığı boş bırakmayalım.
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Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing this letter to condemn your carefully chosen and hence intentionally misleading language about the PKK terrorist attacks against the Turkish military forces and the Turkish nation. You choose deliberately to label the PPK terrorists as "rebels" or "fighters." I am sorry but who are you kidding? PKK is a terrorist organization and its members are nothing but terrorists. The PKK has blood - lots of it - in its hands - 30,000 people (including newly-born babies, mothers, grandmothers, fathers, girls, boys, ...) died because of its brutal and indiscriminate death squads. Compare this death toll to ETA's death toll of less than 1000 within the same time period (or maybe more in the ETA's case in Spain).
I am wondering whether we should start talking about Scottish rebels and fighters? Or, the IRA rebels and fighters? I think we should - it seems only appropriate to do so, given your reporting and intentions to mislead big time the public and world opinion. Only then will you realize that we mean business with you. Get a life BBC; get the facts and do the right thing; and be fair, please. History is not kind to all who try to manipulate it. Your own British history will teach you this.
By engaging in this misleading behavior, you are revealing your true face -- you support the PKK terrorists. It is also an insult that you misjudge our intelligence in due process. What a shame for the BBC and the British government and the British public!
When a single British soldier dies in Afghanistan or in Iraq where your forces are a member of an invading and not-welcomed military pact and far away from your own soil, you mourn his/her death. When bombs in London explode and kill your citizens (and we felt and will continue to feel your pain), your newspapers and the BBC and all other media outlets go all out with headlines like "BASTARDS" and condemn directly terrorism. Then, why is that the same comdemnation is not offered when it comes to terrorism against Turks and the Turkish soldiers who the terrorists trapped and killed within Turkey (not in Iraq or elsewhere)? The numbers are close to 30 Turkish soldiers dead in less than two weeks. This is an astounding loss of human life.
Be fair, BBC. That is all I am asking from you.
Bu konuda BBC için gerekli link ve vakti olmayanlar için örnek yazı metni aşağıda vardır.Bilgilerinize...
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adresinde
General Comments’i tıklayın aşağıdaki metni copy paste yapıp boşluğa koyun. Adınız soyadınızı yazıp tepkinizi dile getirin...
Ses verin seeees
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing this letter to condemn your carefully chosen and hence intentionally misleading language about the PKK terrorist attacks against the Turkish military forces and the Turkish nation. You choose deliberately to label the PPK terrorists as "rebels" or "fighters." I am sorry but who are you kidding? PKK is a terrorist organization and its members are nothing but terrorists. The PKK has blood - lots of it - in its hands - 30,000 people (including newly-born babies, mothers, grandmothers, fathers, girls, boys, ...) died because of its brutal and indiscriminate death squads. Compare this death toll to ETA's death toll of less than 1000 within the same time period (or maybe more in the ETA's case in Spain).
I am wondering whether we should start talking about Scottish rebels and fighters? Or, the IRA rebels and fighters? I think we should - it seems only appropriate to do so, given your reporting and intentions to mislead big time the public and world opinion. Only then will you realize that we mean business with you. Get a life BBC; get the facts and do the right thing; and be fair, please. History is not kind to all who try to manipulate it. Your own British history will teach you this.
By engaging in this misleading behavior, you are revealing your true face -- you support the PKK terrorists. It is also an insult that you misjudge our intelligence in due process. What a shame for the BBC and the British government and the British public!
When a single British soldier dies in Afghanistan or in Iraq where your forces are a member of an invading and not-welcomed military pact and far away from your own soil, you mourn his/her death. When bombs in London explode and kill your citizens (and we felt and will continue to feel your pain), your newspapers and the BBC and all other media outlets go all out with headlines like "BASTARDS" and condemn directly terrorism. Then, why is that the same comdemnation is not offered when it comes to terrorism against Turks and the Turkish soldiers who the terrorists trapped and killed within Turkey (not in Iraq or elsewhere)? The numbers are close to 30 Turkish soldiers dead in less than two weeks. This is an astounding loss of human life.
Be fair, BBC. That is all I am asking from you.