Roj Bash Kurdistan

Posted: **Sun Nov 11, 2012 9:41 pm**

KurdInEurope wrote:President of Kurdistan Parliament does not want the Turkish military bases to remain in the region

Baez expressed "his desire that these forces must not stay in the region”.

Source: http://www.shafaaq.com/en/news/4035-pre ... egion.html

...we will finally see the end of Turkish bombardment in South Kurdistan.

I always thought that one country bombing another country was AN ACT OF WAR

Posted: **Sun Nov 11, 2012 10:41 pm**

I always thought that one country bombing another country was AN ACT OF WAR

Yes it is an act of war, but can we Kurds say anything??? Can the Kurds fight against arabs + turks + persians + US and Russia?????? The whole world is against us, they practised and experimented every kind of weapons on us just like animals.

Posted: **Sun Nov 11, 2012 11:08 pm**

Anthea wrote:
KurdInEurope wrote:President of Kurdistan Parliament does not want the Turkish military bases to remain in the region

Baez expressed "his desire that these forces must not stay in the region”.

Source: http://www.shafaaq.com/en/news/4035-pre ... egion.html

...we will finally see the end of Turkish bombardment in South Kurdistan.

I always thought that one country bombing another country was AN ACT OF WAR

yes,it is. But sadly,we can`t do anything. Our conventional military is not as strong as Turkey`s (Plus,they are part of NATO). Also,we depend on them economically right now,as we are landlocked.

Posted: **Mon Nov 12, 2012 2:02 am**

Rando wrote:
Anthea wrote:
KurdInEurope wrote:President of Kurdistan Parliament does not want the Turkish military bases to remain in the region

Baez expressed "his desire that these forces must not stay in the region”.

Source: http://www.shafaaq.com/en/news/4035-pre ... egion.html

...we will finally see the end of Turkish bombardment in South Kurdistan.

I always thought that one country bombing another country was AN ACT OF WAR

yes,it is. But sadly,we can`t do anything. Our conventional military is not as strong as Turkey`s (Plus,they are part of NATO). Also,we depend on them economically right now,as we are landlocked.

In a few years time, Turkey will be depending on us economically.
They have no friends/close ties with other countries and they are investing billions in South-Kurdistan and are profiting from our oil industry.
Kurdistan will become self-sufficient in a few years time and at that time, we won't be needing Turkey anymore as much as they need us. Their economy will be reliable of our oil industry, many people don't realize it yet

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Posted: **Mon Nov 12, 2012 12:11 pm**

the reality will be kurds will also be dependent to turkey and turkey will assure they have enough alternatives to kurdish oil.
for example russian and azerbaidschanian oil.

but the point is, they will have strong pain if they someday give up kurdish oil. it would also hurt the world economy if we produce some million barrel cheap oil. that will give us much more western support.

Posted: **Mon Nov 12, 2012 3:05 pm**

In a few years time, Turkey will be depending on us economically.
They have no friends/close ties with other countries and they are investing billions in South-Kurdistan and are profiting from our oil industry.
Kurdistan will become self-sufficient in a few years time and at that time, we won't be needing Turkey anymore as much as they need us. Their economy will be reliable of our oil industry, many people don't realize it yet .

SORRY I got lost in the quotes =))

Much of Turkey's wealth comes from tourism in the west of Turkey and minerals from the east of Turkey. That means Turkey is trying to buy its way into SK with money from the wealth of minerals that it has stolen from the Kurds in NK

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