Newsgroup: it.politica
Titolo: we demand the EXTRADITION of the TERORIST OCALAN to TURKEY

""...THE BRUTAL METHODS EMPLOYED BY THE REBELS -- INCLUDING 
THE MURDERS OF KURDISH CIVILIANS WHO SIDE WITH THE TURKISH 
GOVERNMENT -- HAS REINFORCED THE GROUP'S TERRORIST IMAGE 
BOTH AT HOME AND ABROAD.""
(SIGNED) 
NEB/AZ/JWH 
13-Nov-98 12:21 PM EST (1721 UTC) 
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Source: Voice of America 

I demand that you have a sexual intercourse with a BIG horse, OK ?

In article <01be1075$1de7c860$31b66ccb@com-cations2>,
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                                 FOCUS-Turks warn Italy
                                 of boycott on goods
                                 09:12 a.m. Nov 17, 1998
                                 Eastern
                                 By Pelin Turgut
                                 ISTANBUL, Nov 17 (Reuters)
                                 - Turkish business groups on
                                 Tuesday stepped up warnings of
                                 a boycott on Italian goods in
                                 anger at Italy's reticence to
                                 extradite outlawed Kurdish
                                 rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan.
                                 ``Although we are in the EU
                                 customs union, we have the right
                                 to invoke national security and
                                 boycott Italian goods,'' Emre
                                 Gonen, secretary-general of the
                                 Economic Development
                                 Foundation told Reuters.
                                 Several chambers of commerce
                                 in major Turkish cities, including
                                 in its textile heartland, as well as
                                 other leading industry groups
                                 have echoed the warning.
                                 Housewives gathered in front of
                                 a Benetton clothes shop in
                                 Istanbul to urge a boycott on
                                 Italian-made goods, while a
                                 shop nearby splashed a sign
                                 reading ``We Don't Sell Italian
                                 Furniture'' across its windows in
                                 red letters.
                                 Turkish newspapers on Tuesday
                                 called on Turkish companies to
                                 join the government's campaign
                                 to press for extradition from
                                 Italy of Kurdish rebel chief
                                 Abdullah Ocalan.
                                 Benetton's Turkey distributor,
                                 Boyner Holding's Cem Boyner,
                                 said in a statement that he had
                                 asked the Italian firm to lobby
                                 Rome for the extradition of
                                 Ocalan, warning that trade
                                 relations could suffer.
                                 Turkey is angry at signs that
                                 Italy might not extradite Ocalan,
                                 the leader of Turkey's Kurdistan
                                 Workers Party (PKK) rebel
                                 group. Ocalan, also known as
                                 ``Apo,'' was arrested trying to
                                 enter Italy on a false passport
                                 last week.
                                 Turkish President Suleyman
                                 Demirel said he believed Italy
                                 would not want to keep Ocalan,
                                 Turkey's most wanted man.
                                 ``They would not, could not,
                                 give shelter to a monster who
                                 has caused the loss of 30,000
                                 people,'' he said en route to
                                 Vienna, according to Anatolian
                                 news agency.
                                 The wave of public frustration
                                 has forced Italian firms and their
                                 Turkish partners to issue
                                 statements declaring support for
                                 Ocalan's extradition.
                                 Leading tyre-makers
                                 Turk-Pirelli said in a statement
                                 its majority shareholder Pirelli
                                 had taken steps to warn Rome
                                 of the serious economic
                                 consequences ``unjust solutions''
                                 could bring.
                                 The Sabah daily urged Turkish
                                 companies to ask their Italian
                                 counterparts to pressure the
                                 Italian government into handing
                                 over Ocalan, wanted in Turkey
                                 on charges of treason.
                                 ``Every sector, from small
                                 traders to industrialists, has an
                                 important role to play in forcing
                                 Italy to extradite Apo,'' the
                                 newspaper said.
                                 The Radikal daily said Italian
                                 firms could be left out of
                                 lucrative defence contracts if
                                 Ocalan were not handed over.
                                 Istanbul's Chamber of
                                 Commerce on Monday warned
                                 that failure by Italy to extradite
                                 the rebel leader would damage
                                 bilateral trade and could lead to
                                 a boycott on Italian products.
                                 Italy is the second largest foreign
                                 exporter to Turkey, with exports
                                 totalling $3.14 billion in the first
                                 nine months of 1998. Italy was
                                 also Turkey's fifth largest export
                                 destination, with exports totalling
                                 $1 billion in the same nine month
                                 period. Over 100 Italian firms
                                 are active in Turkey.
                                 Ocalan's supporters have been
                                 fighting for Kurdish self rule in
                                 southeast Turkey for the last 14
                                 years in a conflict that has cost
                                 more than 29,000 lives.
                                 The guerrilla chief has been on
                                 trial in absentia in Turkey since
                                 last year on charges that carry
                                 the death penalty but Italy's
                                 constitution forbids extradition
                                 of suspects to countries that
                                 have capital punishment on their
                                 statute books.
                                 Prime Minister Massimo
                                 D'Alema said on Monday that
                                 Italy would not give in to
                                 ``blackmail'' over Ocalan, in a
                                 further sign that Rome may
                                 refuse to hand him over to
                                 Turkey.
                                 Copyright 1998 Reuters
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