Valley of the Wolves: Iraq Page #4

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alleged connections to

terrorist organizations.

There are many families who

lost their close relatives

in these custody cases.

l'll take care of

this personally.

Our demand is clear

and apparent:

We want the families who

were forced out of their

villages to come back

safe and sound.

From now on, Kurds must also

give up treating us like a minority.

OK. l will take care of

the migrated families.

lf any problems exist about

their present accommodation,

l'll do my best to

ensure their safe return.

We need more financial

support for security and

stability reasons, and

more educated men

for the development

of the region!

ln fact, there isn't a

single trainee in the ClA

who hasn't memorized the

Kurdish translation of such

sentences over the

last twenty years!

Hey, Abu Ali!

Where are you going?

To Ali.

l beg you for God's

sake. Don't do that!

Leyla, leave

this place.

Please stop!

For God's sake!

Gentlemen, thank

you very much.

The meal

was wonderful.

Can l speak with you for a

moment, please? Privately?

l'd also like to speak

to you indeed.

Thank goodness!

Let's go!

This may hurt a little. lf it

does, we can use morphine.

How dare they?

lt is pure insolence.

Considering the life

they have here,

there are people

dying to go to heaven

with the aim of reaching that

life of happiness beyond the veil.

No, l don't understand

those who

have a dream of

going to heaven,

and yet do not embrace

our Lord, Jesus Christ.

So, you can go to

heaven, but l can't!

ls that what

you mean?

Christ bequeathed this

world to you when he died.

We were chosen by him in

order to set up His kingdom.

l've no

objection to it.

But my folks are the only ones

who can bargain with God.

That's why they

wouldn't leave Heaven

to anyone else,

l suppose.

What do you say?

Morphine.

Sir! One of Polat's men,

disguised as a bodyguard,

was reported to

be at the scene.

Well, bring that

Turkmen leader to me.

Yes, sir!

- Anybody coming?

- No, Boss.

Any news from Agha?

Thankfully, he is

good, boss.

They took him to

hospital for examination.

- Who was the bomber?

- We don't know, boss.

Go and get

the news then.

This way.

Stop! We'll wait here.

Don't tell anything

l haven't told.

All right, Agha!

Hasan, you asked to

talk to me in private.

What was it about?

Were you going to say:

''Sam, a bomb is going to

go off in a few seconds,'' or

was it ''Sam, the men

that l hired from Turkey will

open fire on you and your

men after the bomb explodes''?

Which one was it?

Where have

you been?

The road was

not clear, boss.

We've got to

leave this place.

lt is not safe.

Agha?

But, you are treating

us unfairly again.

We were all there,

that is to say

we all were

in danger.

Hasan, l'm going to

ask you one more time.

Where is he?

Polat Alemdar?

Polat Alemdar?

Where is Polat Alemdar?

Surround the house, quick!

They are runnig

away, hurry!

Come on, to the trucks!

Quick!

Which direction

are we going, boss?

We'll see, Abdulhey.

Keep what's in the

briefcase ready.

People live in

these houses, boss.

l didn't mean to blow

up the houses, Erhan!

Chief, look!

Light...

Come on,

this way.

They're coming,

hurry up!

What does she

say, Abdulhey?

Get down!

We lost track of

them here, sir.

- Search every house.

- Yes, sir!

You too!

Hold on here.

Chief, this girl isn't

trying to trap us, is she?

Well, if it's a trap

then we will fight.

What the hell?

Go, go, go! Move on!

Quick!

There is only me

and my daughter.

What do you

want from us?

Aren't you ashamed

for breaking into

the house of a

widow like me?

Can l help you?

Are you hiding anyone

in your house?

There is no one except

my grandma and me.

Where is

your husband?

He is in Heaven.

Do you know what

kills the Arabian men?

- No. What?

- Their wives.

All the houses

are clear.

Let's go!

You can go to

hell for all l care.

They have left,

come up.

- What's your name?

- Does it matter?

l would like to know the

name of the person l owe.

You'll learn when

you return it.

You have saved

our lives.

You've welcomed

us into your home

and showed us

great hospitality.

But we've

got to leave.

Americans are

everywhere.

You have to wait

some more time.

lf we wait for the

Americans to leave,

we grow old

here, Leyla.

We need information

from outside

and move accordingly.

What information

do you need?

Let me get it!

No, you can't do it.

Maybe Abdulhey can,

but they will recognize him.

Here is the meal.

lf you go out

with Erhan,

will you be able to

walk around freely?

Sir...

Sometimes l want to

revolt against you,

because you don't

want me by your side.

Then l realize that my duties

to you are not complete yet.

Blessed is the man

who endures temptation,

or when he has

been approved,

he will receive

the crown of life.

May you glorify the

souls of heroes

departed and heroes

yet to come.

May you give us peace.

May you always guide us.

These are sacrifices

in a high calling

the defense of our Lord,

and the peace of the world.

l try to fulfill my

duties to you

with all my

might, Sir.

This world was created

so that l might prove

my devotion to you

through my deeds.

Before you return

to this world

grant me the ability to resolve

the conflict in Babylon

as you promised

in the Holy Bible.

And as the next generations

show their gratitude

to their heroes who

build the Kingdom of God,

what a great honour

it would be for me,

should they remember

me in their prayers.

When St. Petrus left

Rome, my Lord,

you asked him:

''Quo vadis?''...

''Where are you going?'' This

is Babylon, my homeland.

And you will never ask

me where l am going to.

l promise.

l will fade away here,

my blood will water

the soil of this land.

My blood will flow till

the promised day comes,

that is till

you return,

and that is till the

promised land is ours.

When the promised land

is ours peace will reign.

And the one who sets the

peace will be God's child!

Before you all, l would like

to share a surprise that

l am not supposed to

tell about actually.

We can never forget

what Mr. Marshall

did for this country,

and for us.

As lraqis, we have

informed Baghdad

of our gratitude

to Mr. Marshall.

And our honorable

president has returned

this gratitude

by a small gift.

Mr. Marshall...

You can call

me Sam, please.

OK. Sam! l would like you

to accept the piano,

which is a gift from Saddam's

palace and is currently on

the train coming here

as an expression

of the lraqi people's

gratitude to you.

Thank you! Thank

you very much.

l am honored,

honored very much.

What's that?!

Holly smoke! Look!

Thank you

very much.

Hey listen! Turkmens

are done with.

Now, it's the

Arabs' turn.

Take a photo

of us together.

Allah, we've heard your

call and obeyed it:

Allah is always

victorious.

However the

situation seems,

whoever the winner

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