What Do People Know

What do people know about other people?

Nothing.

The cowards avoid the proper targets for their anger but enjoy in hitting where they 'feel strong'.


It's all ours to learn who has done to us what was done to us.
And to target well.

LoVe,
Lyn

... And You Ask Why People Get Angry?

Just some findings to recall some connections.

1. A vid on 'Police Brutality Across Turkey', compilation posted on YT as of Jun 3, 2013 already:





2. Footrage of a 'Refugee Camp' in Turkey. Reminds of ... yes, a concentration camp much more than anything else.

I am just pissed by those discussions in Europe wrt refugee crisis who claim that Turkey is a safe zone. For fascists, certainly, it is. Convince yourself of the arrangements by "Turkish gendarmerie beating Ezidi refugees in Midyat camp", published Jun 27, 2015 © ÊzîdîPress here:




And last but certainly not least,
3. A reminder of a courageous journalist: Serena Shim.

Vid interview with her when she knew she had a problem as Turkish Intelligence agency MIT had called her in, Oct 18, 2014:



And vid published Oct 19, 2014 when it was clear that she had had a "car acccident", collision of her tiny machina with a heavy truck near Suruc:



And the follow-up on how "Turkish Gendarmerie refuses to reveal identity of driver involved in accident", as of Oct 20, 2014:





It is all for too long going on and people just keep forgetting so fast. In addition, they are being kept so busy. Those with heads (& hearts) lost long ago anyway are well-trained in keeping themselves hasting; those who still have open eyes and senses are amazed how fast events happen and how quickly people get distracted in the overwhelming amounts of fast-rotating information.

Of course I am asking you to NOT follow any of my conclusions but to ALWAYS track yourself.

What I am wondering recently is:

Daesh/IS has claimed NEITHER of the major 'suicide attacks' in Turkey but almost immediately claimed a bicycle bombing (what is that called then - a BBIED?) in Syria just recently. Who then is behind the Suruc, the Ankara and the Istanbul bombings?

Cui bono - who benefits? 

Who benefits from the civil mess in Germany, who from the state of emergency in France? 

Just wondering. Nope, no hasty conclusions. There are probably many who are holding shares.

Just keeping an eye on that - informationwise.

Somehow Impossible ...

... if you don't suffer from dissociative disorder, to commemorate the Holocaust and let crimes of similar cruelty standard happen at the very same time.

Therefore, I am kindly askig everyone to please take notice of Turkey's present

#warcrimeinabasement.

If not informed, you might wish to check out "Sixth death in the sixth day of the torture in basement" or track the tweets as linked in 'Actuals'.

Wanna know what the EU is doing meanwhile? Here you go:

"[...] 2015 and 4 January 2016, requests for the indication of interim measures in connection with the curfew measures imposed since August 2015 by local governors in certain towns and villages of south-eastern Turkey. The alleged aim of the measures is to enable the security forces to maintain law and order in those places and to protect civilians from violence.

On 31 December 2015 the Court decided to ask the Turkish Government to provide it, by 8 January 2016, with certain factual information about the curfew situation and its consequences for the people concerned. The Government replied to the Court on 8 January 2016. On 12 January 2016, having examined the applicants’ requests and the information provided by the Government, the Court decided not to apply Rule 39 (Interim measures) of its Rules of Court because the elements at its disposal were insufficient.

It decided to apply Rule 40 (Urgent notification of an application) and also to deal with the applications as a priority under Rule 41 (Order of dealing with cases).

It has asked the applicants to keep it informed of any subsequent developments.

The matter has been referred to a Chamber of the Court.

Lastly, given the gravity of the situation, the Court relies on the Government to take any necessary steps to ensure that physically vulnerable individuals can have access to treatment if they so request.

The Court also observes that it remains open to the applicants to make a fresh request for interim measures should new evidence or circumstances arise. [...]"

Source: ECRH press release as of January, 13, 2016 doc ECHR 016 (2016) 13.01.2016
- available as Requests for lifting of curfew measures in south-eastern Turkey.pdf.


Clear type:

If you are ongoingly raped and urgently ask EU Court of Human Rights for help because all efforts to peacefully and within the usual democratic measures communicate with the rapist only end up that your lawyer is shot in the street or imprisoned and your children bleed out lying in the streets, EU will advise the rapist to take care of the cause. 

 

If meanwhile there are any new events, please let them know so they can file it. 

 

EU: there are evidence and incidents one just after the other!
You'd just need to open your eyes, or simply respond when
you are being begged to do your duties over and over!

As European, deeply ashamed of Western governments and leaders,
Lyn

Finding of the Day - Another Interesting Piece in the Puzzle

A very touching and insightful article from VICE NEWS as of November 19, 2015:

Inside the $100 Million Scheme to Send the Middle East's Most Unwanted People to Africa

"For Kuwait's disaffected youth — bedoun and full citizens alike — groups like al Qaeda and IS have increasing appeal, al-Fadhli said, and Al Taimam is being targeted by recruiters for jihadist groups abroad that promise riches, glory, and a place to belong. In September, a Kuwaiti court sentenced seven men to death for their part in the bombing of a Shia mosque in Kuwait City by the local wing of IS. Among their number was Abdulrahman Sabah Saud, a Kuwaiti bedoun who had confessed to driving the bomber to the mosque. Several Kuwaiti bedoun interviewed for this story told VICE News that recruiters for both al Qaeda and IS have come to view Al Taimam as a rich recruiting ground."

Riches, glory, and a place to belong.

Aren't these the basics of Maslow's pyramid of needs - apart from riches, but when you are so deprived of anything, even citizenship of the country you are born in, don't sound riches and glory just perfect?

The article is very touching, in many ways. And well worth reading to get an understanding of contexts. And another proof of burnt soil for generations the allied powers have left behind in the Middle East and elsewhere.

In the end - it is indeed Youth Bulge, a social effect the UN knew about for decades, simply failing to act in time and in appropriate ways but to the contrary was sponsoring the wrong actions. Lack of perspective is what the whole planet has left over after the industrial age and despite we live 500 years past medieval times and despite all insight we should have gained meanwhile.

Not learned anything?
Sometimes I get the feeling that people were wiser 10.000 years before this time.

We need some cultural evolution of an in-depth kind.

LoVe,
Lyn

A Little Superstition

Today's Istanbul bombing was, according to the non regularly elected Turkish President with whom EU is trading, committed by

'a Syrian, born in 1988'.

Kidding, right?

You can read up what I wrote about the coded meaning of '88' or you can find it also yourself. Rarely seen a person driving a double game so long and so far. He must be very sure of himself and that none can do anything against what he does.

By the way:

"Turkey: EU risks complicity in violations as refugees and asylum-seekers locked up and deported"

16 December 2015, 17:57 UTC
on AI webpage, this time not by pro-Arabic volonteer.

 

And btw:
Mohammed Rasool is released from Turkish prison on bail - but this you probably already noticed ;-)


LoVe for the Kurdish people, peace to the brave souls who gave their lives for freedom,
Lyn

January 8

January 8.

Just my guess and for that I have written it down.


LoVe (continuously),
Lyn