From: han@anadolu.michigan.com (hasan.b.mutlu)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.turkish,talk.politics.mideast,talk.politics.soviet,soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,soc.history,soc.culture.soviet
Subject: The Crimes Of 'Zap* The Criminal' Of IBM Will Not Go Unpunished.
Date: 12 Aug 92 21:03:21 GMT





<9208130006.AA22621@zoro.cis.temple.edu>
zaphiri@ZORO.CIS.TEMPLE.EDU (Zaphiris Christidis)

>Well-well, look who is back. No, Cosar, I do not see anything wrong
>for anybody to publicize pictures that are already public. I was told

Just watch, 'Zap the Criminal' of IBM, residing at 'ibm.com.' 

>that the picture appeared in a computer magazine, with world-wide
>circulation. The magazine is certainly legal, and if 'mutlu' did not

So, 'Zap* the Criminal' of IBM has also stolen the material without any 
permission from the 'IEEE, Inc,' meaning that the US copyright law has 
been grossly violated. Thus a legal action is required and will be
taken against 'Zap* the Criminal' of IBM.

>forfeit the authorship.  And by the way, why should I believe that
>he is targeted by terrorists? Actually, who believes him, anyway.

'FBI/MIT/CIA.' And soon, 'Zap* the Criminal' of IBM... 

 "...that more people have to die..." 

                          ASALA/SDPA/ARF <91@urartu.UUCP>

  "Yes, I stated this and stand by it."

                          ASALA/SDPA/ARF <255@urartu.UUCP>


101)	November 3, 1981 - Madrid
	A bomb explodes in front of the Swissair offices, injuring three 
	persons. ASALA claims responsibility.

102)	November 5, 1981 - Paris
	A bomb explodes in the Gare de Lyon (train station), injuring one
	person. The attack is claimed by the Armenian "Orly Organization".

103)	November 12, 1981 - Beirut
	Simultaneous bomb explosions occur in front of the three French
	offices; the French Cultural Center; the Air France offices; and 
	the home of the French Consul. The "Orly Organization" claims 
	responsibility.  This organization owes its name to the fact that 
	the French police arrested an Armenian at Orly Airport in Paris 
	because of forged papers. The idea now is to "bomb him free", as 
	the terrorists have done in other cases.

104)	November 14, 1981 - Paris
	A bomb explosion damages an automobile near the Eiffel Tower. "Orly".

105)	November 14, 1981 - Paris
	"Orly" launches a grenade attack on a group of tourists disembarking 
	from a sightseeing boat on the River Seine.

106)	November 15, 1981 - Paris
	"Orly" threatens to blow up an Air France airplane in flight.

107)	November 15, 1981 - Beirut
	Simultaneous bomb attacks are carried out against three targets:
	the Union des Assurances de Paris; the Air France offices; and 
	the Banque Libano-Francaise. "Orly".

108)	November 15, 1981 - Paris
	A McDonald's restaurant is destroyed by "September-France".

109)	November 16, 1981 - Paris
	A bomb injures two innocent bystanders at the Gare de l'Est (rail-
	road station). "Orly" claims responsibility.

110)	November 18, 1981 - Paris
	"Orly" announces it has planted a bomb at the Gare du Nord (rail-
	road station). No explosive is found.

111)	November 20, 1981 - Los Angeles
	The Turkish Consulate in Beverly Hills suffers extensive damage.
	The JCAG claims credit.

112)	January 13, 1982 - Toronto
	An ASALA bomb causes extensive damage to the Turkish Consulate.

113)	January 17, 1982 - Geneva
	Two bombs destroy parked cars. The ASALA "Ninth of June 
	Organization" claims credit.

114)	January 17, 1982 - Paris
	A bomb explodes at the Union of Banks and a second is disarmed at
	the Credit Lyonnais. The "Orly Organization" is back in action.

115)	January 19, 1982 - Paris
	A bomb explodes in the Air France offices in the Palaos des 
	Congres. "Orly".

116)	January 28, 1982 - Los Angeles
	Kemal Arikan, the Turkish consul general in Los Angeles, is
	assassinated by two terrorists while driving to work. A nineteen 
	year old is arrested and sentenced to life in prison. 

117)	March 22, 1982 - Cambridge, Massachusetts
	Prelude to grisly murder. A gift and import shop belonging to
	Orhan Gunduz, the honorary Turkish consul in Boston, is blown up.
	Gunduz receives an ultimatum: Either he gives up his honorary 
	position or he will be "executed". He refuses. "Responsibility" - 
	the word seems to cringe when used in such a context - is claimed 
	by JCAG.

118)	March 26, 1982 - Beirut
	Two dead, sixteen injured in an explosion at a movie theater (which
	frequently shows Turkish films). ASALA claims credit for the attack.

119)	April 8, 1982 - Ottawa
	Kani Gungor, the commercial attache at the Turkish Embassy in Ottawa,
	is seriously wounded in an attack by Armenian terrorists in the 
	garage of his apartment house. ASALA claims responsibility.

120)	April 24, 1982 - Dortmund, West Germany
	Several Turkish-owned businesses suffer extensive damage in bomb 
	attacks. The "New Armenian Resistance Organization" claims 
	responsibility.

121)	May 4, 1982 - Cambridge, Massachusetts
	Orhan Gunduz, the Turkish honorary consul in Boston, would not bow 
	to the Armenian terrorist ultimatum that he give up his title of 
	"honorary consul". Now he is attacked and murdered in cold blood.
	President Reagan orders an all-out manhunt-to no avail. An eye-
	witness who gave a description of the murderer is shot down.  He 
	survives.. but falls silent. One of the most revolting "triumphs" in 
	the senseless, mindless history of Armenian terrorism. Such a murder 
	brings absolutely nothing - except an ego boost for the murderer 
	within the Armenian terrorist underworld, which is already wallowing 
	in self-satisfaction.

122)	May 10, 1982 - Geneva
	Bombs explode at two banks. The attacks are claimed by the Armenian
	"World Punishment Organization".

123)	May 18, 1982 - Toronto
	Four Armenians are arrested for trying to smuggle money out of the
	country. The money was extorted from Armenians, a common practice
	throughout the world. In the course of the investigation, it is
	discovered that the terrorists fire-bombed the house of an Armenian
	who refused to make his contribution to Armenian terrorism.

124)	May 18, 1982 - Tampa, Florida
	N. Karahan, the honorary Turkish consul, defends his office with 
	gun in hand. The Armenian terrorist flees.

125)	May 26, 1982 - Los Angeles
	A bomb damages the office of the Swiss Banking Corporation. 
	The suspects: four Armenians accused of involvement in ASALA.

126)	May 30, 1982 - Los Angeles
	Three members of ASALA are arrested when planting a bomb in the 
	Air Canada cargo-office.

127)	June 7, 1982 - Lisbon
	The administrative attache at the Turkish Embassy, Erkut Akbay, 
	and his wife, Nadide Akbay, are assassinated in front of their home.
	JCAG claims responsibility.

128)	July 1, 1982 - Rotterdam
	Kemalettin Demirer, the Turkish consul general in Rotterdam, is shot 
	down by four Armenian terrorists. An "Armenian Red Army" claims
	responsibility.

129)	July 21, 1982 - Paris
	Sixteen injured in a bomb explosion near a cafe in the Place Saint-
	Sevrin. Credit is claimed by the Orly Organization. "Orly" complains
	that the French do not treat the arrested Armenian terrorists as 
	"political prisoners", but rather as normal criminals.

130)	July 26, 1982 - Paris
	"Orly" is responsible for injuring two women in an explosion in
	Paris' Pub Saint-Germain.

131)	August 2, 1982 - Paris
	Pierre Gulumian, an Armenian terrorist, is killed when a bomb he 
	is  making explodes in his face.

132)	August 7, 1982 - Ankara, Esenboga Airport
	Two Armenian terrorists open fire in a crowded passenger waiting
	room. One of the terrorists takes more than twenty hostages while 
	the second is apprehended by police. The unscrupulous killers, who 
	have been perfectly indoctrinated in their "ideology", leave nine 
	people dead and eighty-two injured - some seriously. The surviving
	terrorist, Levon Ekmekjian, realizes the horror of his crime before 
	his execution. He issues a strong appeal to his young comrades to 
	reject the program of murder, as it is based on deceptive teachings.

133)	August 8, 1982 - Paris
	A bomb is defused in time. "Orly" regrets the discovery.

134)	August 12, 1982 - Paris
	Terrorists  open fire on a policeman assigned to protect the
	offices of the Turkish tourism attache. Luckily, he escapes without 
	injury.

135)	August 27, 1982 - Ottawa
	Colonel Atilla Altikat, the military attache at the Turkish 
	Embassy, is assassinated in his car. JCAG claims responsibility.

136)	September 9, 1982 - Burgaz, Bulgaria
	Bora Suelkan, the administrative attache at the Turkish Consulate 
	in Burgaz, is assassinated in front of his home. The assassin leaves 
	a message "We shot dead the Turkish diplomat." An anonymous caller 
        claims the assassination is the work of a branch of the ASALA 
        headquarters in Beirut.

137)	October 26, 1982 - Los Angeles
	Five Armenian terrorists are charged with conspiring to blow up
	the offices of the honorary Turkish consul in Philadelphia. All 
	belong to the JCAG.

138)	December 8, 1982 - Athens
	Two Armenians on a motorbike throw a bomb at the offices of the 
	Saudi Arabian Airlines. The bomb hits a power pylon, explodes, and 
	kills one of the terrorists. His accomplice, an Armenian from Iran
	named Vaheh Kontaverdian, is arrested. It is later revealed that
	ASALA ordered the attack because Saudi Arabia maintains friendly
	relations with Turkey.

139)	January 21, 1983 - Anaheim, California
	Nine "sophisticated" pipe bombs are confiscated from an Armenian
	bakery after one the detonators goes off and causes a fire.

140)	January 22, 1983 - Paris
	Two terrorists attack the offices of THY with hand grenades. 
	No one is injured. ASALA claims credit.

141)	January 22, 1983 - Paris
	French police defuse a powerful explosive device near the THY 
	counter at Orly airport.

142)	February 2, 1983 - Brussels
	The offices of THY are bombed. The "New Armenian Resistance 
	Organization" claims responsibility.

143)	February 28, 1983 - Luxembourg
	A bomb placed in front of Turkey's diplomatic mission is defused.
	The Armenian Reporter in New York reports that the "New 
	Armenian Resistance Organization" is responsible.

144)	February 28, 1983 - Paris
	A bomb explodes at the Marmara Travel Agency. Killed in the
	explosion is Renee Morin, a French secretary. Four other Frenchmen
	are wounded. A few minutes after the attack, ASALA claims 
	responsibility.

145)	March 9, 1983 - Belgrade, Yugoslavia
	Galip Balkar, the Turkish ambassador to Yugoslavia, is assassinated
	in central Belgrade. His chauffeur, Necati Kayar, is shot in the 
	stomach. As the two assailants flee from the scene, they are bravely
	pursued by Yugoslav citizens. One of the terrorists shoots and
	wounds a Yugoslav colonel, and is turn apprehended by a policeman.
	The second terrorist opens fire on civilians who are chasing him, 
	killing a young student and wounding a young girl. The Two terrorists,
	Kirkor Levonian and Raffi Elbekian, are put on trial and sentenced.

146)	March 31, 1983 - Frankfurt
	An anonymous caller threatens to bomb the offices and kill the
	staff of Tercuman newspaper, a Turkish daily.

147)	May 24, 1983 - Brussels
	Bomb explode in front of the Turkish Embassy's Culture and 
	Information offices and in front of a Turkish-owned travel agency. 
	The Italian director of the travel agency is wounded. ASALA claims 
	credit.

148)	June 16, 1983 - Istanbul
	Armenian terrorists carry out an attack with hand grenades and
	automatic weapons inside the bazaar in Istanbul. Two dead, twenty-
	one wounded. ASALA claims responsibility.

149)	July 8, 1983 - Paris
	Armenian terrorists attack the offices of the British Council, 
	protesting against the trail of Armenians in London.

150)	July 14, 1983 - Brussels
	Armenian terrorists murder Dursun Aksoy, the administrative attache
	at the Turkish Embassy. Three groups compete for the DISHONOR
	of having organized the death squad: ASALA; JCAG; and "Armenian
	revolutionary Army".

Hasan B-) Mutlu

                     'Kill Turks and Kurds wherever you find them 
                      and in whatever circumstances you find them. 
                      Turkish children also should be killed as 
                      they form a danger to the Armenian nation.' 
                                     (Hamparsum Boyadjian - 1914)



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