Page 121 - The Danger of a Communist Kurdistan

From the book Kürdistan'da Kadin ve Aile (Woman and the Family
in Kurdistan):

"In the same way, all of Western Europe is suffering a profound
trauma on this subject. The institution of the family has lit-

erally become a scourge for them." (pp. 27-28)

"Like military wars, a concentrated political expression, peace

policies and cultural wars, wars waged in the field of the fam-
ily also represent a significant part of that general warfare.
If we are not to think of war solely as clashes between
armies, then it is clear that one of the greatest battles in

Communist
ideology is
opposed to
the family,
the state
and, most
importantly
of all, the
existence of
religion. Statements against reli-
gion, the state and the family by
the child-killer Öcalan are of
such a nature as to confirm that
the PKK terror organization is a
communist group.

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