KRG - Sliced off areas (disputed areas)

[brendar]

the line which the arabs used during Anfal was the kurds use to beg "Kahter Allah" which means please for gods sake , their answers were "god is on holidays" ... this same mentality and the baath principles of arabization and occupying kurdish lands remains unchanged . when i asked the arab shiites on iraqiforum.org about the occupied lands in kirkuk and sliced off areas their answers were "what occupy, iraq is iraq we live where we want" , hence has led me to say shit is shit no matter color size or shape.

this is the consciousness every single kurd needs to realize that living with an arabic country is impossible once again , and we still see the displacement and killings of kurds in Sadyea and Jalwla on weekly bases (yesterday 2 PUK cadres were killed), and i have posted an article regards this issue .

Exactly arab, turk, persian are sh!t and as we all know sh!t is sh!t We all know who these bastards are, don't we. We can not blame them because they have always been like that but KURDS will never realize and the ones who do realize are less than 10 percent, i believe.

[alan131210]

some great info on Kirkuk:

1921, the British estimated the population of the Kirkuk region to be 75,000 Kurds, 35,000 Turkomans, 10,000 Arabs, 1,400 Jews, and 600 Chaldeans. A League of Nations Committee that visited the Mosul vilayet in 1925 estimated that the Kurds comprised 63 percent of Kirkuk's population, the Turkomans, 19 percent, and the Arabs, 18 percent.

After the Baath party consolidated power in 1963, the National Guard (al-Haras al-Qawmi), recruited Arab Baathists and Turkomans who systematically attacked ethnic Kurds. Between 1963 and 1988, the Baathist regime destroyed 779 Kurdish villages in the Kirkuk region razing 493 primary schools, 598 mosques, and 40 medical clinics.[10] In order to prevent the return of the Kurds, they burned farms and orchards, confiscated cattle, blew up wells, and obliterated cemeteries. In all, this ethnic cleansing campaign forced 37,726 Kurdish families out of their villages. Given the average rural Kurdish family size of between five and seven people, this policy forced over 200,000 Kurds to flee the region. The Kurds were not the regime's only victims. During the Iran-Iraq war, the central government destroyed about ten Shiite Turkoman villages south of Kirkuk.

The last ethnic-breakdown census in Iraq was conducted in 1957, well before Saddam began his program to move Arabs to Kirkuk. That count showed 178,000 Kurds, 48,000 Turkomen, 43,000 Arabs and 10,000 Assyrian-Chaldean Christians living in the province.

[alan131210]

04/05/2012

Alwatan

A kurdish source early in an exclusive interview with Kuwaiti news agency (Alwatan) announced from Erbil "The Iraqi army has sent reinforcements to Kirkuk towards the northern regions" revealing " an artillery battalion was sent to Kirkuk yesterday, Friday and moved towards Al Hawija district".

The source said that "the Coordinating Committee for military movements between the KRG and the federal government in Baghdad has not been reported about these moves. the movement of a battalion with heavy artillery towards Kirkuk and northern is an unlike agreements between the parties, which obliges the parties to avoid any similar moves in the country".

He the Source said "these military movements comes after a decision by Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki to hold a meeting with the government of Kirkuk after it was supposed to be held in Diwaniya but rescheduled to Kirkuk instead, in order to provoke the leadership of the KRG and to send a message that Kirkuk would not be Kurdistan and will remain part of Arab Iraq".

"Maliki declined his decision to hold the meeting in Kirkuk after being warned by Erbil, which warned a strong reaction to this deliberate provocation". the source said.

Also he stated that "al-Maliki continues to escalate problems with the Kurdistan government despite attempts by partners of its Shi'ite parties, warning of the consequences and risks of the approach now in dealing with the political crisis, which will have grave consequences for the political process, security and stability in the country ", adding that "Maliki decided in a new escalation to reduce the region's share of petroleum products to more than half" he said that "the Kurdistan government will not stand silent on this move, which comes within the Procedures punitive for the Kurdish people and their government ».

http://www.awene.com/
http://alwatan.kuwait.tt/


this guy is about to lose his head and chair

[jjmuneer]

People have underestimated the Kurds for centuries, politically and militarily. Politically yeh I could see why, but militarily thats just another story.

[alan131210]

i think the main reason the battalion was send to protect his ass since he has stepped up his anti-kurdish rhetorics he must have been "worried" to visit a kurdish province .

[jjmuneer]

i think the main reason the battalion was send to protect his ass since he has stepped up his anti-kurdish rhetorics he must have been "worried" to visit a kurdish province .

Who knows he could get assasinated.

[alan131210]

[alan131210]

Turkman leader: Kirkuk dispute cannot be resolved without Turkman-Kurd agreement



11/05/2012 09:17

ERBIL, May 11 (AKnews)- The key players who can resolve the territorial dispute over the oil rich Kirkuk province are Turkmans and Kurds, a Turkman party leader said.

Kerkuk , karkuk , kirkukKirkuk issue is not the problem between the Baghdad and Kurdistan Region governments, rather it is a dispute between Kurds and Turkmans, said Asam Adel, the general secretary of National Turkman Party.

The tenure of Kirkuk which rests on 40% of Iraqi oil reserves has been disputed between Baghdad and the Kurdistan Region governments for a long time.

Kurds who claim a Kurdish identity for Kirkuk city (center of the province) were irritated when Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said during his visit to Kirkuk this week that Kirkuk is an Iraqi city.

There are also Turkmans in the province who claim aboriginality. Most of them support the idea of declaring Kirkuk an autonomous region within Iraqi federal state. Arabs endeavor for keeping Kirkuk within the borders of Baghdad administration by giving the province more authorities. However, Kurds refuse both options. They demand Kirkuk be annexed to Kurdistan.

Adel said if Kurds and Turkmans agreed over strategic issues and were able to build mutual trust "70% of the crisis[over Kirkuk] is over."

Kurds have laid all their hope in the enforcement of the constitutional article 140 which specifies the stages for indicating the owner of the province.

First the displaced people should be returned to their homeland and compensated, then a population census should be conducted to indicate the density of each ethnic group, and finally a public referendum will determine whether Kirkuk should be run by Baghdad or Erbil.

The article had to be completely enforced by end of 2007. However, the first stage of it is still not completed.

Adel said the issue of Kirkuk cannot be resolved by Kurds and Arabs alone. "The closest solution is bound to the agreement between Turkmans and Kurds."

National Turkish Party was founded by Iraqi Turkmans in diaspora in 1988.

The dispute over Kirkuk, to the northeast of Baghdad, as negatively affected on security situation. The province is subject to frequent armed attacks, robberies, abductions and bombings.

AKnews

[thesunchild]

We're not going to compromise on any cm of Kurdistan. We're not going to betray our Kurdish brothers and sisters that live on our ancestral homeland and give up land to low IQ retarded Arabs and Turks.

[jjmuneer]

We're not going to compromise on any cm of Kurdistan. We're not going to betray our Kurdish brothers and sisters that live on our ancestral homeland and give up land to low IQ retarded Arabs and Turks.

Spoken like a true patriot.

[alan131210]

Arabic channel (Alsumaria tv) conducted a survey to whether Kirkuk should turn into a region or to be annexed into Kurdistan, the results were 69% said annexed to KRG , 31% independent region .


http://www.niha24.com/Direje.aspx?Jimar ... k.facebook

[jjmuneer]

Arabic channel (Alsumaria tv) conducted a survey to whether Kirkuk should turn into a region or to be annexed into Kurdistan, the results were 69% said annexed to KRG , 31% independent region .


http://www.niha24.com/Direje.aspx?Jimar ... k.facebook

Thats a majority none the less.

[alan131210]

so these are the arabs in Hawija that shaytan want us to include in a kurdish state




Political Arab delegation: visit from Kurdistan Region to Kirkuk provocative

The political council of the Arab in Hawija , on 10th of May, criticized Vice President of the Kurdistan Regional Government Emad Ahmed visit to the province, and called it as "provocative."

A member of the Board proof of the sinner at a press conference, attended by the correspondent of Kirkuk NOW said that "Vice President of the Kurdistan Regional Government visit to Kirkuk is a provocative visit by the region."

He considered that the sinner who described the visit of Prime Minister Maliki to Kirkuk provocation "and speak in their personal capacity", a reference to a statement Haider Mulla spokesman for the Iraqiya list.

For his part, the Mayor of Hawija Hussein Ali Saleh al-Jubouri criticized the positions of the Iraqiya List, and its spokesman for calling Maliki's visit to Kirkuk, provocation, saying "better for this man to be silent."

He said the Iraqiya List, has failed in Kirkuk, "despite the fact that our voters voted for them, but we are proud and honored to the positions of the National Alliance and especially the rule of law."

And between Jubouri's remarks, he criticized the Vice President of the Kurdistan government and said that the Kurdish Kirkuk "totally unacceptable", because the other components of Kirkuk are not Kurdish.

The Vice President of the Kurdistan Regional Government, Imad Ahmed, visited yesterday 9th May to Kirkuk, at the head of a ministerial delegation and held a meeting with the Governor and Chairman of its Board, stressing that Kirkuk is part of Kurdistan.

The visit of the delegation of the Kurdistan Regional Government to Kirkuk one day after the Iraqi Council of Ministers held its meeting under the chairmanship of the al-Maliki.

Peace Ansari - Kirkuk NOW

[alan131210]

no thanks shaytan either salahadin or their own independent province, they cant be with us bcoz they are euphrates alikes and we do not want these viruses in a future kurdish state .

[alan131210]

12-05-2012

The Kurdish parties, today Saturday, 12.05, examined at a meeting held at the headquarters of the Islamic Group Kurdistan city of Kirkuk, the issue of Kirkuk Provincial Council elections, and decided to participate in the elections through one list.

According to a source from Relations Office of the Centre for Kirkuk regulations who told PUKmedia that: 11 Kurdish parties agreed at the meeting to take a unified position regarding participation in the Kirkuk Provincial Council elections.

The source added: that the parties participate in the meeting agreed to participate via a consolidated list in the elections for the provincial council in Kirkuk, and included all of the (Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the Movement for Change, the Islamic Union of Kurdistan, and the Islamic Group Kurdistan and several parties Kordstanih others).

According to the source, the United Nations will hold a meeting in Kirkuk, on the 13th of May to inform those parties and points of view about the components of Kirkuk provincial council elections, and stressed that the Kurds will announce at the meeting of the unity of their position and go to elections without preconditions.

http://pukmedia.co/