----- Original Message ----- From: Herman de Tollenaere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 5:56 PM Subject: Demonstration against Nazi killers in Rotterdam 17 December > [please, forward this to others. Come, if you can. If you cannot come, > please consider sending a message of sympathy and comfort to the > family/friends of the young person killed by the Nazis, to Antwerp at > [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > Demonstration against Nazi killers in Rotterdam 17 December > > There will be a big demonstration against the Turkish Gray Wolves and other > violent Nazis in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, on Sunday 17 December. The > demonstrators will gather at 13 h. [1 p.m.] at the Conradstraat exit of the > Rotterdam Central Railway Station. People will come from many cities to > Rotterdam. E.g., the demonstrators from Leiden will gather at 12.30 in the > Central Station hall of Leiden. Please, bring anti-Nazi signs. > > This demonstration is in memory of Cafer Dereli, 22 years old, a hunger > striker, political refugee from Turkey to Antwerp (Belgium), killed in > Rotterdam by the Gray Wolves. Cafer was co-organizer of anti-fascist > concerts in Antwerp. His young life was full of action against wars [of > NATO against the Kurds and Yugoslavia] and social injustice [like promoted > by the IMF and WTO]. > > Thousands of Rotterdam people were killed by Hitler's Nazis 1940-1945 > [bombing of the city May 1940, deported Jews, resistance fighters, others.] > Do not allow the Nazis to repeat their bloody history in Rotterdam, or > elsewhere! > > Turkish Nazis murder in The Netherlands > > On Saturday 9 Dec. 2000, Turkish human rights activists held a hunger > strike with local council permission, next to the town hall of Rotterdam, > The Netherlands, to protest against torture of political prisoners in Turkey. > > After a [musical] Group Yorum concert in Rotterdam at the hunger strikers' > place, they were attacked by a violent gang of "Gray Wolves", Turkish > extreme Rightists, who stabbed to death one person and severely wounded > three others [who will live, as we know now]. > > The Gray Wolves were founded by Colonel T�rkes, an admirer of Adolf Hitler, > during the Second World War. They claim the "Turkish race" is supposedly > superior to, e.g., Kurds. They have a record of violence in Turkey, The > Netherlands, and many other countries. They are part of a network of > extreme Right violent groups like NPD in Germany, CD and Voorpost in The > Netherlands, Ustasha in Croatia, Vlaams Blok in Belgium, KLA/UCK in Kosovo. > A week ago, Amsterdam police has found that Gray Wolves play a big role in > narcotics traffic, and has seized illegal drugs and weapons at the > Amsterdam Gray Wolves headquarters, including the Ulu mosque, in the > Zeeburg area. > > Nevertheless, some authorities in The Netherlands subsidize or otherwise > support Gray Wolves. One factor here is their common support of NATO. The > Gray Wolves are in the Turkish coalition government, and are big supporters > of NATO, e.g., during the 1999 Yugoslavia war; when leftist Turks and Kurds > in The Netherlands helped to organize peace demonstrations. > The Dutch Ministers of Defence and Foreign Affairs, during the 1999 war, as > now, were Messrs. De Grave and Van Aartsen, both members of the VVD party. > This party this year held a meeting at the Gray Wolves' Ulu Mosque [see the > local newspaper report, in Dutch, at > > http://www.zeeburgnieuws.nl/nieuws/vvd-ulu.html > > That party meeting claimed the Gray Wolves were not really bad. However, > soon after this, the police found evidence of drugs, weapons, and trade in > women forced into prostitution at the Ulu "mosque". Some Gray Wolves > leaders had to be arrested. And now, the unprovoked murder of human rights > activist/hunger striker Cafer Dereli. > > His photo and more information at web site [maybe at more sites by now] > > http://www.pvda.be [Dutch] > > and > > http://www.ptb.be [French] > > After the killing in Rotterdam, more supporters of the hunger strike > rallied against the Nazis by surrounding the hunger strikers, to protect > them from more Nazi violence. Sunday afternoon 10 December, there already > was a demonstration to commemorate Cafer. Even though it was very short > notice, over 400 people [according to Dutch TV, which broadcast images; > 1000 according to organizers] marched against the murder in Rotterdam. A > spokeswoman said that the hunger strike in Rotterdam in solidarity with > Turkish political prisoners would continue, as would other actions. > > Do not let 1933-1945 return into the 21st century! Never again! > > Met vriendelijke groet/Best wishes, > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Herman de Tollenaere > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > My Internet site on Asian history and "new" religions: > > http://homes.dsl.nl/~hermantl/ > > See also SIMPOS, information on occult tendencies' impact on society: > > http://www.stelling.nl/simpos/simpoeng.htm > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > _______________________________________________ Crashlist resources: http://website.lineone.net/~resource_base To change your options or unsubscribe go to: http://lists.wwpublish.com/mailman/listinfo/crashlist
