Posted by choro-nik on 11/15/03 11:41

You racist filth, you.
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choro-nik
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"Ali Asker" <pasa_asker@kurdistan.kd> wrote in message
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> Thanks for the reply R M O'Donnell,
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> First, all my efforts did not paid off; Goran Kay came last in the voting
> by the British public :-)
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> When it comes to similarities between the Celtic culture and the Kurdish
> culture you may not believe it but it is a lot of similarities! As in the
> past when Celtic culture was denied and banned by the English occupiers
> (probably few centuries ago) Kurdish culture is also denied and banned by
> the occupying forces (Turkey, Iran, Syria and Saddam's Iraq)! Kurdish
> language is banned in Turkey, Kurdish identity is denied by the Turkish
> regime even though 20 million Kurds live in Turkey, Kurdish culture is
> restricted by the Turkish state (playing Kurdish music, writing Kurdish
> books, poems, dancing in the rhythm of Kurdish folk music could make you
> end up put you in jail for life)! The things that I mentioned here happen
> now in the edge of the Europe where the county called Turkey trying to get
> a membership to European Union.
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> The reason that I have asked for your support was to showing specially the
> Turks that Kurdish people exist and continue to exist even discriminative
> and racist policies of Turkish state and like a singer Goram Kay who is
> not shy to call himself Kurdish would have proved my point.
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> I guess we will have to find another way to struggle our just cause!
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> Please visit soc.culture.kurdish to understand what I mean.
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> Thank you
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> "R M O'Donnell" <rmod@bigpond.com> wrote in message
> news:uvrOf.1872$z03.20@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
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>> "Ali Asker" <pasa_asker@kurdistan.kd> wrote in message
>> news:Gd5Of.67418$mf2.53562@newsfe6-win.ntli.net...
>>> Vote for Kurdish singer Goran Kay in the Eurovision song contest
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>> It appears the Kurds are asking the Celts for their support for the
>> Kurdish singer, I am not too sure about this one.
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>> I think that Kurdish and Celtic culture have a few similarities, so maybe
>> he is angling for support on that basis ?
>> Could xomebody please tell me if there is much in common with these
>> cultures ?
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>> I would think that the Eurovision song contest would have some other
>> entrany that is more celtic, perhaps. Goram's lyrics presented appear to
>> be turgid crap but may be a better standard of crap than the little I
>> have ever seen of the Eurovision song contest.
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>> I fear that we may be being asked to vote for someone who appears to be
>> of the calibre of Borat Sagdiyev, the international representative of
>> Kazakh culture.
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>> Yours in puzzlement,
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>> RM O'Donnell
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