Three Kurdish women found shot dead in Paris

[Magda Hassan]

The Workers' Party of Kurdistan (PKK), formed in 1978 by Abdullah Öcalan, is an armed organization posing as a guerrilla movement claiming independence of territories Kurdish population of between Turkey, Syria, Iran and Iraq. Placed on the official list of terrorist organizations in most Western countries, including France, for over 10 years, the PKK was then divided into four entities: The PRD for Turkey, Syria to the PYD, The PÇDK for Iraqi Kurdistan and the PJAK in Iran and other "pharmacies", so to escape their member any inadmissibility.
In addition to its terrorist activities, the PKK is widely suspected of being funded by drug trafficking and racketeering. Several examples confirm these doubts. In August 2008, Nedim Seven, who was the treasurer of the PKK, was arrested in Italy and extradited to France, which had issued an international arrest warrant against him. At the time of his arrest, experts of Turkish-terrorism against French police have provided a record of drug trafficking and organized by the PKK According to this case, the drug came from Iraq and is transported to Frankfort by various means, before being distributed throughout Europe. The money from the sale of narcotics was then forwarded to the various entities connected to the PKK. Also, Baybasin Abdullah, who controlled up to 90% of the heroin in the UK for 20 years and was condemned for this reason at 22 years in prison, and his brother, Huseyin Babasin, lifer also for heroin trafficking by the Dutch courts. According to British journalist Jason Bennetto, this money was used to fund the traffic PKK. Sakine Cansiz His code name was "Sara". She was one of the founding executives of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). Sakine Cansiz was found dead with two other activists in an apartment in Paris, Thursday, January 10. Each was shot in the neck. Sakine Cansiz was 20 years old when she participated in 1978, the founding of the PKK in Lice, not far from his hometown. They are not very numerous, but there is also Abdullah Öcalan, the "head honcho" of the PKK now imprisoned in isolation on the island of Imrali, in the Marmara Sea, Turkey, since 1999. In 1979, she was arrested. She is imprisoned in Diyarbakir, the main city in south-eastern Anatolia. Meanwhile, in 1984, the Marxist-Leninist organization takes up arms against Ankara. The conflict has killed more than 45,000. Sakine Cansiz released from prison in 1991. She starts to advocate illegally. She actively fights within the PKK in southeastern Turkey. She also spends training camp available at the time the motion in the Lebanese Bekaa plain. In 1992 or 93, according to sources, Sakine Cansiz from Germany. A large community of Turkish workers living there. It organizes the activities of the PKK, always on the instructions of Abdullah Öcalan. The two other Kurdish activists found dead with her was less known. One of them, Dogan Fidan, 32, was the representative in France of the Kurdistan Information Centre, a showcase of the PKK and Kurdish member of the National Council, another organization of the nebula Kurdish. According Dorothée Schmid, director of the Turkey program at the French Institute of International Relations, Dogan Fidan Sakine Cansiz and both were under police surveillance. Organizations "narco" in the pay of the West? The murder of three Kurdish activists comes as we are about to publish a folder on the instrumentalization of narco organizations by Western powers, especially the KLA (Kosovo Liberation Army) and the PJAK (Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan), an offshoot of the PKK is trying to destabilize Iran by bloody attacks. Spencer Delane
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