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  Turkey to be divided between Armenia, Kurdistan and Israel by 2023? September 1, 2010 - 15:03 AMT PanARMENIAN.Net - The trailer of The Wolf Valley Trap top rated film was presented at Yazete.com Turkish website. The film trailer portrays American, Israeli and European versions of the Turkey of 2023, the country divided into 3 parts. All 3 versions describe major part of the historic Armenia as included into the territory of the Republic of Armenia. American version presents territories of Van, Ararat and Erzurum as a part of Armenia; with Malatya, Diarbekir, Tunceli, Sanliurfa included in the territory of Kurdistan. European version gives Istanbul autonomy, making Trabzon a part of Greece. The Great Israel, including a part of territory on the border with Syria, is also featured on the map. The last part of the trailer, however, shows the whole globe under the flag of Turkey. Related links:  Top stories Attorney Jeff Anderson had filed the lawsuit at the peak of a European explosion of the sex abuse scandal in 2010. Forces "are excessively using tear gas to punish residents in areas where protests are taking place," said the opposition activist. Tens of thousands of Iranians joined rallies across the country to mark the 33rd anniversary of the Islamic revolution. "What we need today is to send a strong message to the Syrian people that they are not alone," Turkey's Foreign Minister said.   |  Latest news Apple seeks injunction to block U.S. sales of Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus  The patents in question include "unified search," slide-to-unlock, data tapping and word completion technologies.Jennifer Hudson to perform tribute to Whitney Houston at Grammys However, viewers won’t see the show turn into a “full-blown tribute,” according to the show’s executive producer.No illegal drugs found, Houston may have drowned in bathtub Police officers who searched the room found different pill bottles but there was no evidence that the singer was drinking alcohol.Legendary Whitney Houston found dead Police Lt. Mark Rosen said there were "no obvious signs of criminal intent" and that the cause of her death is being investigated. |
