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eamad mazouri · Mar 14, 2004, 05:27 pm

</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (Mia,)
Check some unbiased sources. Syria is the only middle-east country that treats the Kurds fairly. Go to Yahoo or CNN for a different telling of this incident.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
I don't know about Israeli sites. But Iknow my own sources. So far 14 people were killed, almost all of them Kurds.Most of them by Syrian security forces after they left the stadium. Hundreds are wounded and are not seeking treatment at hospitals in fear being detained.
You really believe that Syria is treating Kurds fairly. You must have extra ordinary means of measuring fairness.
Kurds in Syria are not mentioned in constititon or any law for that matter.Their very existence id officially denied. They are called immigrants. Out of 2 million Kurds in Syria , over 200,000 of them are stripped of citizenship.They are not allowed into public schools or to hold public jobs.
The "Arab Belt" probably you never heard of it. It is also called the "Green Belt" I believe it was in late 60s after the Baath came to power.They stripped Kurds of their most fertile land and deported them, and gave the land to Arabs.
Kurds in Syria are denied their basic human rights and are enslaved.
Maybe this is fairness in your view.

Mar 14, 2004, 05:27 pm	#5 (permalink) (top)
eamad mazouri Molten Ash Posts: 64	</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (Mia,) Check some unbiased sources. Syria is the only middle-east country that treats the Kurds fairly. Go to Yahoo or CNN for a different telling of this incident.<hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'> I don't know about Israeli sites. But Iknow my own sources. So far 14 people were killed, almost all of them Kurds.Most of them by Syrian security forces after they left the stadium. Hundreds are wounded and are not seeking treatment at hospitals in fear being detained. You really believe that Syria is treating Kurds fairly. You must have extra ordinary means of measuring fairness. Kurds in Syria are not mentioned in constititon or any law for that matter.Their very existence id officially denied. They are called immigrants. Out of 2 million Kurds in Syria , over 200,000 of them are stripped of citizenship.They are not allowed into public schools or to hold public jobs. The "Arab Belt" probably you never heard of it. It is also called the "Green Belt" I believe it was in late 60s after the Baath came to power.They stripped Kurds of their most fertile land and deported them, and gave the land to Arabs. Kurds in Syria are denied their basic human rights and are enslaved. Maybe this is fairness in your view.