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Turks in Belgium have begun to implement traffic stops and checkpoints - looking for Kurds to attack. This formation of traffic stops by Turkish mobs from the GreyWolves movement can only be described as a paramilitary group. GreyWolves are militants and terroristic.

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Dave The prophet2 years ago

How is this allowed in Europe

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Andrew Coleman2 years ago

Ban Grey Wolves organisation in the EU

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AsliC2 years ago

@ScharoMaroof When will you start using fork and knife while eating food

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İlhan2 years ago

Hepsi 15 yaşında çocuk.yazık bu çocuklara bizimkiler başkalarına benzemez fotoğraflarınızı çektikten sonra evinize dönün.karada kürtlere kafa tutabilecek bir millet yoktur.sizde Belçika'da insansız hava aracı gezdiremezsiniz.bıcakla poz vermek ve bıcak yemek.aynı şey değildir.

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murat bardak2 years ago

@ScharoMaroof

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Terry Atsalakis2 years ago

You don’t have to stop though do you You can just use them as a speed bump and keep going on your merry way 🤷‍♂️

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MacRoly2 years ago

Does Belgium has any police? What a shame! @BrusselsTimes @belgiumbe @digitalwallonia

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Blue Stone💙2 years ago

Trump says PKK 'probably worse at terror' than Daesh

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Ercan KEMENT2 years ago

@ScharoMaroof We are proud of our Mongolian cousins. We do not expect Arabs who drink camel urine to understand us.

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Blue Stone💙2 years ago

@ScharoMaroof Do you think it’s an insult for us, we’re so proud of it. We've never been under the sway of any state, whereas you've existed under slavery, hahahahaha🤣🤣🤣

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