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Aşağıdaki makalede “Kürt sorunu” irdelenmiştir. “Kürt sorunu” denilen olgunun tanımı yapıldıktan sonra bunun, emperyalizm tarafından Türkiye’ye ve Ortadoğu bölgesine karşı bir silah olarak kullanılması tarihsel bir perspektif içinde anlatılmıştır. İlk kez Birinci Dünya Savaşı sonunda İngilizler aracılığıyla Kürtlerle bağlantı kuran emperyalizm, bölgede bir kukla Kürt yönetimi kurmanın yollarını aramış, fakat o zaman çeşitli nedenlerle buna olanak bulamamıştır. Bunun üzerine “Kürdistan” projesinin zamana yayılarak yürütülmesi yolu seçilmiştir. İsrail Devleti’nin kurulması sırasında ve sonrasında, Siyonist yöneticilerin izledikleri “çevresel strateji”nin gereği olarak “Kürt kartı”nı etkin biçimde kullanmaya girişen Yahudiler, Kürtlerin özerklik/bağımsızlık kazanması sürecinde belirleyici olmuşlardır. 1980’lerin ortalarına değin Soğuk Savaş koşulları nedeniyle Türkiye’ye gereksinim duyduğunu değerlendiren Batı, “Kürt sorunu”nu açıktan açığa provoke etmekten kaçınmış, örtülü yöntemlerle amacına ulaşmaya çalışmıştır. Ama Doğu Bloku’nun yıkılacağının anlaşılmasından sonra, Kürtler üzerinden yürütülen emperyalist oyunun daha açık bir biçimde sahnelenmeye başlandığını görüyoruz. Bugün gelinen noktada Kürdistan Devleti de facto olarak kurulmuş durumdadır. Bu devletin bağımsızlığını resmen ilan etmesi için eksik olan tek şey uluslararası tanımadır. Bunun gerçekleşmesi ise yalnızca bir zaman sorunudur. Türkiye’nin, ulusal çıkarlarına bütünüyle aykırı olan bu süreci engellemek yönünde hiçbir ciddi girişimde bulunmaması, hatta tersine bu sürece katkı sağlamış olması dikkat çekicidir. İkinci Dünya Savaşı’ndan hemen sonra Atatürk’ün “tam bağımsızlık” anlayışına dayalı dış politika ilkesini terk ederek kendisini, ekonomik, siyasi ve askeri olarak Batı’ya tek yanlı bağımlı kılan Türkiye, 1980 yılından itibaren de bütünüyle küresel kapitalizmin yörüngesine girmiştir. İzlenen hatalı dış politika stratejilerin ağır bedelleri her alanda olduğu gibi “Kürt sorunu” ile bağlantılı olarak da ödenmiştir ve eğer strateji değişikliğine gidilmezse ödenmeye devam edilecektir.
In the article below, the "Kurdish question" has been examined. First a definition of the so-called question is given and then the way it is being treated as a weapon against Turkey and the Middle East Region by imperialism is explained in a historical perspective. Imperialism had come into contact with the Kurds first at the end of the First World War by means of the British troops. Britain tried to constitute a puppet Kurdish rule in Northern Iraq and Southeast Anatolia but for several reasons this project could not be realized then. Thereupon, the “Kurdistan” project was put off until another time in which the conditions would be more appropriate. During and after the foundation of Israel, in accordance with their "peripheral strategy" Zionst leaders used the "Kurdish card" effectively. In the course of Kurds' becoming autonomous and independent Jews played a determinative role. By mid-eighties as they needed Turkey because of the Cold War conditions, Western powers abstained from using the "Kurdish card" openly and applied some covered methods instead. However when it became clear that the Eastern Bloc would collapse they began to play their game without any attempt at secret. At present, a de facto Kurdish state has already been founded. All it needs to make its independence public is an international recognition and it seems that the realization of that condition is only a matter of time. What arouses interest is that, Turkey did nothing to prevent this unuspicious course although it is completely against its national interests. Furthermore, she became a part of it. After the Second World War, renouncing Atatürk's main foreign policy principal of "complete independence" Turkey has put itself under the dependency of Western powers economically, politically and militarily. Since 1980 in which Turkey fell into the orbit of global capitalism, this dependency has reached its peak. As a result of this erroneous strategy Turkey has paid very high prices in every foreign policy, one of which is the "Kurdish question." As long as she insists upon doing so, she will pay even higher prices in the coming years.
In the article below, “Kurdish question” has been examined. First a definition of the so-called question is given and then the way its being treated as a weapon against Turkey and the Middle East Region by imperialism is explained in a historical perspective. Imperialism had come into contact with the Kurds firstly at the end of the First World War by means of the British troops. Britain tried to constitute a puppet Kurdish rule in Nortern Iraq and South-east Anatolia but for several reasons this project could not been realized then. Thereupon, the “Kurdistan” project was put off untill another time in which the conditions would be more appropriate. During and after the foundation of Israel, in accordance with their “peripheral strategy” Zionst leaders used the “Kurdish card” effectively. In the course of Kurds’ becoming autonomous and independent jews played a determinative role. Till mid-eighties as they needed Turkey because of the Cold War conditions, Western powers abstained from using the “Kurdish card” openly and applied some covered methods instead. However when it became clear that the Eastern Bloc would collapse they began to play their game without any attempt at secrecy. At present, a de facto Kurdish state has already been founded. All it needs to make its independence public is an international recognition and it seems that the realization of that condition is only a matter of time. What arouses interest is that, Turkey did nothing to prevent this inauspicious course though it is completely against her national interests. Furthermore, she became a part of it. After the Second World War, renouncing Atatürk’s main foreign policy principal of “complete independence” Turkey has put herself under the dependency of Western powers economically, politically and militarily. Since 1980 in which Turkey fell into the orbit of global capitalism, this dependency has reached to its peak. As a result of this erroneous strategy Turkey has paid very high prices in her foreign policy, one of which is the “Kurdish question.” As long as she insists upon doing so, she will pay even higher prices in the forthcoming years.
Alan : Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler
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