MICHALIS CHARALAMBIDIS
THE KURDISH
LIBERATION MOVEMENT THE PKK IS A HUMANITARIAN MOVEMENT
I think the
USA get exposed when as a broken gramophone repeat: The PKK is a terrorist
organization. It is particularly exposed against a network of humanists in our
region and internationally who have knowledge and awareness of the history of
those long-suffering lands. To these was recently added Pope Francis and this
notably honours him.
So let me make a correction to this
paraphony (=dissonance), cacophony of Washington. A city, a capital city which
I cannot visit just like Ankara. In the dictatorship of the colonels I could
not visit Athens.
The new
Kurdish Liberation Movement, the PKK is not only a movement of Democracy and
Peace but a Humanist Movement as well. It is the PKK that rescued the women and
children of Gezidis and Christians, no one else. The PKK has given humanitarian
lessons to everyone. When even the successor Mustafa of Vardar who was the
exemplar for Mustafa of Rhine [1], Tayyip Erdoğan said: Kobane
fell. As the second Moustafa, that of the Rhine, said: Guernica
fell, Crete fell, Kandanos in Crete is burned.
The
PKK is a humanitarian organization Mr. Obama and the
sooner you recognize it, the better for the people and humans of
our region.
As Kenyans have a right to exist and live in peace in their land the same right
should be enjoyed by Kurds - the Carduchians of Xenophon - in their own land,
in Kurdia.
So twenty-one years after my proposal
(1994), which caused the reaction of the US to the Prime Minister at the time
Andreas Papandreou, for an award ceremony for Abdullah Ocalan with the Nobel
Peace Prize, I should add that the prize should simultaneously be given to the
Kurdish Liberation Movement, the PKK. It is the first time the award will be
given at a Liberation Movement. Nobel Prize people will thus beautify the
world. Especially the life of people in Asia Minor and Mesopotamia fighting
alone against ideologies of death.
Especially
the US have a thread of a diplomatic humanitarian heritage in our region that
would be nice to reattach to.
I spoke about this at the unveiling of the monument of
the Pontian genocide in Philadelphia in 2006 [2].
Humanism
must return to the place it was born. This place is Asia Minor.
This is what sources, history and science say.
[1] "Atatourk in the Nazi Imagination", 1st edition, 2014, Stefan Ihrig, Belknap Harvard
[2] "The Pontian Question in the United Nations", 2nd
edition, 2009, Michalis Charalambidis, International League For The
Rights and Liberations Of Peoples, Stravon Publications, Athens
