Turkey’s Alevis: The country will fall if the 'Islamist' AKP wins.

Turkey’s Alevis: The country will fall if the 'Islamist' AKP wins. (Bugun).

Alevi associations have announced that even though they had always been supportive of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party), they have encountered nothing but enmity from the party, adding that the AK Party uses religion as a political tool and will destroy the nation if it wins.

Associations of Turkey’s Alevi religious minority, estimated to number between 15-20 million individuals, have released a joint statement explaining how even though they were supportive of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) since the beginning, they were now experiencing great disappointment.

World Ahl al-Bayt Foundation Chair Fermani Altun explained how the AK Party’s wrongful policies have upset every faction in society. “I have never before seen justice compromised to this degree, seen this much discrimination,” he said, “We are undergoing the greatest human discrimination and enmity in history. The AK Party is using religion as a political tool. Alevis aren’t even being hired as garbage men. Hatred towards Alevis has reached a terrible level during the AK Party period.”

Altun also expressed his hopes that the AK Party will lose in the upcoming general elections on June 7th, “God willing this nightmare will be over on June 8th.

There is nothing good going on in Turkey right now. People are afraid for their lives. It’s very important nobody votes for the AK Party. If the voters keep supporting the party as they do now, then Turkey will head towards disaster. An outcome like that will destroy Turkey.”

Meanwhile Dr. Fuat Mansuroğlu, Chairman of the European Ahl al-Bayt Alevi Federation, said that the AK Party was undergoing a period of cruelty, “The anti-government Gezi protests in 2013 significantly changed the AK Party’s views on Alevis. Since then they’ve been purging Alevis from all state institutions.” He added that the upcoming election was a critical one, “We’ll either be heading towards authoritarianism or towards democracy, equality and peace.” Hmmmm....It will just get worse and worse unless the EU and US step up against the dictator. We have seen in the past what a 'Herrenrasse' can do to their population.

Turkish PM Davutoglu ready to resign if Kurds treated worse then Turks.

Pictured Two PKK Kurds killed and dumped at 'monument' who says 'Happy is he who can say i am a Turk'

Turkish PM ready to resign if it is proven that the government treats the Kurdish population of the country as second-class citizens.(Taz).

Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said that he is ready to resign if it is proven that the government treats the Kurdish population of the country as second-class citizens, the Turkish newspaper Sabah reports Oct. 21.

He issued a statement after opposition parties in the country accused the government of treating the Kurds as second-class citizens, following Turkey's refusal to use military force to protect the Syrian city of Kobani, populated by Kurds, from the Islamic state (IS) militants.

Davutoglu said all Turkish citizens have equal rights.
“The superiority of one nation over another in Turkey is out of the question,” he said.

In late September 2014, Syrian Kurds-populated town of Kobani fell under control of the IS. Following the unrests there, reportedly over 100,000 refugees from Kobani fled to Turkey.

The move triggered mass protests among the Kurds in six provinces of Turkey.

Turkish PM Davutoglu said the country would do anything possible to protect Kobani, adding that the Turkish army has the right to participate in military operations in other states, in accordance with the latest amendments made to the country's legislation.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Oct. 20 that Ankara allowed Kurdish paramilitary groups to move from Iraq to Kobani through the Turkish territory.

The terrorist organization known as the ‘Islamic State’ (IS, formerly ISIL or ISIS) was created in 2003 in Iraq. Between 2004 and 2006, the organization was led by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, and consisted of 11 radical Islamist groups, which had close ties to the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda.

Following the start of military confrontation in Syria in 2013 between the armed opposition and the government forces, the IS penetrated the country. The organization said at the time it refuses to take the oath of Al-Qaeda and declared ‘a holy war’ against all groups in Iraq and Syria, as well as the Syrian government forces. Hmmm....The Kurds have a great opportunity my advise .......use it.


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Video - Kurt Ugur, who had attended a funeral at an Alevi place of worship shot in the head by police.

Uğur Kurt'un Vurulma Anı by yonhabersosyalmedya

Turkey - Man, who had attended a funeral at an Alevi place of worship shot in the head by police.

Heartbreaking: tomography allegedly of #UgurKurt, showing bullet lodged in his neck pic.twitter.com/rmXsmv4oso

— Piero Castellano (@PieroCastellano) May 22, 2014

MT @Eskilibas: "They shot a guest who had come to my mother's funeral. May he rest in peace." pic.twitter.com/NrCIH68nOk
— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

Status: Uğur Kurt is not dead, but is having crucial surgery. Journalists on the scene assumed death from the state of his head.
— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

MT @brhekinci: Uğur Kurt has come out of surgery. Relatives say it went well. He's in intensive care, and still fighting for his life.

— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

via @ozgungaste: Uğur Kurt was married with three children. He worked for the Beyoğlu Belediyesi. pic.twitter.com/UgGtkBfLOd
— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

#Okmeydanı People shouting "Killer police get out of our hood!" #policeterror #turkey via @140journos: @umuttezerer pic.twitter.com/vPrFvBWyXt
— Capulcu Tonella (@diehimbeertonis) May 22, 2014

Real guns. #okmeydani #turkey RT @TwiterSonDakika: #UğurKurt'un vurulduğu esnada gerçek silah kullanan polisler. pic.twitter.com/UpuVNOBmPr
— Capulcu Tonella (@diehimbeertonis) May 22, 2014

via @mahalleliler: Photo showing clearly that man was shot inside cemevi premises: pic.twitter.com/P9LH6jhvJg
— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

In Istanbul's #Okmeydanı district #UğurKurt was shot in the head on his way to a funeral. There were demo's at the time too. He's in surgery
— Peter Nut (@nipped) May 22, 2014

Witnesses quoted in #Turkey media say Ugur Kurt (27) shot by polis in a protest was attending funeral in local cemevi pic.twitter.com/T7WkLRg3sC
— Piero Castellano (@PieroCastellano) May 22, 2014

via @heavie: Man reported shot dead by police reported to have been 27 year old Uğur Kurt.
— Ankaralı Jan (@06JAnk) May 22, 2014

Preliminary reports say that the man hit in head in #Okmeydani, #Istanbul has #died. All reports now say he was shot by police... #Turkey
— Laura Wells (@wellsla) May 22, 2014