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To: TigerPaw who wrote (203539)	9/21/2004 8:34:25 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579718

Turkey should look at the results of Czechoslovakia. The breakup there eased tensions. Once the Czechs and Slovaks realized that they did not have to try to dominate each other, they could work together. The problem is more complicated than that.........the Kurds live in contiguous areas of Iran, Iraq, Turkey and a little bit of Syria. There is no way that Turkey would give up land for Kurdestan. In fact, I suspect the likelihood of a Kurdestan is slim to none. Its a real problem.......the Kurds very much want their own country even though its been centuries since they've been autonomous. ted