throughout the country, especially in such cities said as a simple come referred to as the largest kurdish city in the world as well as the fact that a sizable number of turkeys at the kurds have mostly assimilated into a larger turkish civic identity. given these facts, radical decentralization that would be an compatible with modern turkeys heritage may not be necessary. what is needed however is for the state to begin seriously talking with the most important genuine representatives of its disaffected kurdish minority in this of course means the pkk. however, after a few is going to resume negotiating with avalon and the pkk with avalon and the pkk with avalon and the pkk time must certainly come for time must certainly come for turkey to serious the terrorist organization and instead challenge to negotiate peacefully. this terrorism term events for two main parties to the problem from pulling negotiating with each other. others, however argue that even more, the ultimate problem is the inherent ethnic turkish inability to accept the fact that turkey should be considered in which the kurds h

, an open city and they come to nashville because of the quality of life here. and the kurdishatively small gang that has affected the quality of life for all the citizens of nashville, have prevented nashvillians from using a couple of parks, and created a public safety issue, which we want to address. >> and obviously, you talk about it being a small, relatively small geographic area. you want to address the crime, you want to address the fact that they're meeting in parks so people are too afraid to use them. so what do you really want to accomplish? this raises the question, if this is a small geographic area, can't ore members move to another part of the city? >> if they can, and if they do, if they have problems in other parts or other areas of the city, we'll take action there. i think what we have to do as a city and what our police department needs to do and they're doing it is to pay a lot of attention to any gangs that we have and to make sure as a city we're making an effort to make our parks available to our citizens and not say we're going to give up on anything.

city. my in-laws live there. >> i know that. >> senator -- you mentioned -- >> my son's wife's parents. >> you mentioned briefly the kurdish situation in turkey, which has been going on in the current form for over 30 years. could you go into detail about what you think turkey should do to further a solution to the kurdish problem? >> the first thing that's happened, and it's worthwhile mentioning. you will see a modern, thriving, dynamic economy. you will see shopping centers, multiplexes, it's incredible what has happened to the kurdish economy over the last 25 years since they were once living in the mountains. it's been incredible. and it's been the turkish influence economically that has been the driver. all of these places that i'm talking about are turkish investment and partnership with the kurds. so with that economic success, it has dramatically reduced the influence of the pkk in kurdistan. so they've been more and more isolated. and that's why i think to some degree that the kurds have not objected when there have been air strikes within kurdistan against the pkk. i don't think there's my doubt that the pkk is a terroris

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