
talsor wrote:Cewlik wrote:But if everybody can see the Kurds as guilty (what they are not), I expect a apology from Asssyrians in the name of assyrian people for their participation in the Kurdish genocide.
I could not agree more .
Qonyeyi wrote:PKK only fighting for Ocalan... Same old rhetoric. Tell me, if PKK is only fighting for Ocalan, why are they still out there protecting the people? Why not just storm Imrali or Ankara and push Turkey to free him?


Cewlik wrote:PKK follows only Öcalan, even after he was arrested. And Öcalan still want to be the only leader, because he want to use that for his intersets, like better conditions in the prison.
And Turkey use this situation like they did in 1999 where Öcalan ordered to the PKK to withdraw and surrender, what the PKK did, he even offered Turkey to order the PKK to attack south Kurdistan. Would anybody of you follow a leader who is in the hands of the enemy?
Is it right from the PKK/BDP to say Öcalan is the only solution, he is the only authorized person to negotiate in the Kurdish issue and that they will follow Öcalan whatever he says? Is it also not irritating that they reject Kurdish nationalism, that they just use Öcalan flags, slogans and T-shirts at demonstrations, and that they use a other Kurdish flag because they reject Alaya Rengin?



spartacus wrote:What is Kurdistan according to you?
spartacus wrote:There is almost five millions kurds living in istanbul, What is your solution for them ore the two million kurds in Khorassan? I don't think that when Kurdistan is free you can put all of them in Amed ore that they will be wanting to return.
spartacus wrote:the kurds in bashur have autonomy in irak but still that does not include Kirkuk and some other kurdish cities, in other words it does not include all the kurds.


Cewlik wrote:spartacus wrote:What is Kurdistan according to you?
Land of the Kurds!spartacus wrote:There is almost five millions kurds living in istanbul, What is your solution for them ore the two million kurds in Khorassan? I don't think that when Kurdistan is free you can put all of them in Amed ore that they will be wanting to return.
You use the displaced Kurds, who are displaced because there was no Kurdish state, as an argument against a Kurdish state. That is obviously anti Kurdish propganda. Nobody can deny that Kurds have the right to have a own indipendent state like all other indipendent nations, even if there would be 100 Million displaced Kurds.
The Kurds in the diaspora have the right to stay where they are now, to go back to Kurdistan or to go to another country, whatevery they want.spartacus wrote:the kurds in bashur have autonomy in irak but still that does not include Kirkuk and some other kurdish cities, in other words it does not include all the kurds.
First of all not the system self-determination/autonomy/independence exclude Kirkuk to be a part of Kurdistan, it was the Iraqi occupation. And Kirkuk is unofficially under Kurdish control. The KRG demand Kirkuk, they fought and still fight for it, because it is Kurdish land and belongs to Kurdistan.
Again you use such nonsensical arguments against a Kurdish independence. Is that your Apoist tactic? The aoutonomy in south Kurdistan reached more as your failed communis system. It is a de facto state and will hopefully become a indipendent state.

spartacus wrote: And honestly how independent is the KRG? economically they are to dependent on Iran and Turkey, because they are not producing anything, And politically also they cannot make a fuss without Turkeys permission.



spartacus how could you say that SK is not producing anything



spartacus wrote:One thing you have to understand is that is not very likely that the kurds in khorassan will move back to mako ore urmie after 400 hundred years. And if you are truly a patriot and care about you fellow countryman then you will come up with a solution than just telling them that they can do whatever they wan to do.
spartacus wrote:And to have the right to self-govern is better than not having anything at all.
spartacus wrote:And honestly how independent is the KRG?


Piling wrote:spartacus how could you say that SK is not producing anything
Jealousy ?

Cewlik wrote:spartacus wrote:One thing you have to understand is that is not very likely that the kurds in khorassan will move back to mako ore urmie after 400 hundred years. And if you are truly a patriot and care about you fellow countryman then you will come up with a solution than just telling them that they can do whatever they wan to do.
Dont use the Kurds in Khorasan for your failed Apoist communist ideology. And dont use them as a argument against a Kurdish state.
I talked about the Kurds in the Diaspora like in Europe. The Kurds in Khorasan should have their rights as a minority there. But you dont can compare the Kurds in Khorasan with the Kurds in Kurdistan. Kurdistan have the right to become independent, it is the Land of Kurds where all Kurds came from also the Kurds in Khorasan.spartacus wrote:And to have the right to self-govern is better than not having anything at all.
Dont argue with better than not having anything. 1€ is also better than nothing, but we talk about for what the Kurds should fight.
You follow blindly a person whatever he says. This Democratic autonomy is a typical communist idea, like in the Soviet Union or like in Libya under Gaddafi, which is against national states. Officially they want self-determination for small communes and villages, which ended everytime in dictatorship. Even if it would not end in dictatorship, it is a unrealistic and failed system.spartacus wrote:And honestly how independent is the KRG?
More independent than Öcalan.
South Kurdistan is a de facto state, they reached more as Öcalans failed system. Even with their difficult geographic location they make the best of it. South Kurdistan is self-sufficient in food, watter electricity, oil and gas and they even export these products. The KRG have good international relations. They have the biggest and strongest Kurdish army, the population have prosperity and South Kurdistan hosts more than 80 thousand Kurdish refugees from west Kurdistan and the number is increasing every day.
The system is also free from personal and harmful ideologies.



Piling wrote:spartacus how could you say that SK is not producing anything
Jealousy ?




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