Roj Bash Kurdistan

It is time to face the truth. As there will NOT be a North Kurdistan please could someone remove it from the map of Kurdistan as Kurds living in Turkey will remain just that seemingly with the blessing of both Ocalan and the BDP

Anthea, is there any chance of you having smoked some wierd sh*t lately? North Kurdistan will never be seperated from the rest of our homeland, infact for each day it's coming closer to unification with the three other parts. We can thank the BDP and Ocalan for this, if they hadn't been here to work for our rights, the Kurdish nation would have been completely assimilated by now. Thanks to them, we are stronger and more nationalistic than ever.

RawandKurdistani wrote:Anthea, is there any chance of you having smoked some wierd sh*t lately? North Kurdistan will never be seperated from the rest of our homeland, infact for each day it's coming closer to unification with the three other parts. We can thank the BDP and Ocalan for this, if they hadn't been here to work for our rights, the Kurdish nation would have been completely assimilated by now. Thanks to them, we are stronger and more nationalistic than ever.

Sadly you have not been reading the same information as most of us. It you had you will discover that there is no offer of amnesty for the PKK fighters, no chance of Independence but not even a chance of some form of Kurdish autonomy.

This is the time that Kurds need to UNITE but everything I had read is about PKK being asked to disarm.

So far everything has been one-sided in favour of Turkey. Just take a simple example of the prisoners who have just been released by the PKK. Turkey has thousands of Kurds in prison, many of them children, journalists or even people who just referred to Ocalan as Mr Ocalan. Yet Turkey has not seen fit it's release prisoners. I have seen absolutely nothing to give me hope for improvement. This is not my opinion alone, I have read what others have thought and many of my friends have asked questions online in an effort to find a positive outcome.

If you know something positive instead of making rude comments, why do you not tell us. I assure you we would all like to see something positive.

Rude comments? Your topix has insulted 23 million Kurds living under Turkish occupation. What do you expect from the PKK? It's not like they have nukes to go bomb Turkish soldiers.

This struggle will be won by us in the end. The future holds justice, and thanks to the PKK, the Kurdish youth today are 10x times more nationalistic than their older generation.

RawandKurdistani wrote:Rude comments? Your topix has insulted 23 million Kurds living under Turkish occupation.

I am NOT the person talking about getting the PKK to lay down their weapons ad leave Turkish soil.

RawandKurdistani wrote:What do you expect from the PKK? It's not like they have nukes to go bomb Turkish soldiers.[/quote}
I do NOT believe in violence, I have always supported Ghandi

RawandKurdistani wrote:This struggle will be won by us in the end. The future holds justice, and thanks to the PKK, the Kurdish youth today are 10x times more nationalistic than their older generation.

I agree with you that Kurdish youth today are 10x times more nationalistic than their older generation. They are also a great deal more aware of what is going on in the rest of the world, and the rights other indigenous people have gained.

What do I expect from the PKK? I believe that the PKK would benefit greatly by having some younger members on their council. I admit that I do not know exactly how old the current committee is but I would guess that the 2 ladies are younger than the men. Unfortunately, it is the older generation who are in control.

I am a poet not a politician, but I believe that if half those 23 million Kurds were to all protest at the same time, along with half of all the Turkish Kurds now living in safety elsewhere then world leaders would have to support them. I will even suggest a day for the protest. I have been pushing this for s while.

I believe that if Kurds all held a silent protest on the anniversary of the sighing of The Lausanne Treaty they could not be ignored. Just think about it millions of Kurds worldwide standing in roads and shopping centres giving out leaflets. Now YOU think of a better idea

Anthea wrote:

RawandKurdistani wrote:Rude comments? Your topix has insulted 23 million Kurds living under Turkish occupation.

I am NOT the person talking about getting the PKK to lay down their weapons ad leave Turkish soil.

RawandKurdistani wrote:What do you expect from the PKK? It's not like they have nukes to go bomb Turkish soldiers.[/quote}
I do NOT believe in violence, I have always supported Ghandi

RawandKurdistani wrote:This struggle will be won by us in the end. The future holds justice, and thanks to the PKK, the Kurdish youth today are 10x times more nationalistic than their older generation.

I agree with you that Kurdish youth today are 10x times more nationalistic than their older generation. They are also a great deal more aware of what is going on in the rest of the world, and the rights other indigenous people have gained.

What do I expect from the PKK? I believe that the PKK would benefit greatly by having some younger members on their council. I admit that I do not know exactly how old the current committee is but I would guess that the 2 ladies are younger than the men. Unfortunately, it is the older generation who are in control.

I am a poet not a politician, but I believe that if half those 23 million Kurds were to all protest at the same time, along with half of all the Turkish Kurds now living in safety elsewhere then world leaders would have to support them. I will even suggest a day for the protest. I have been pushing this for s while.

I believe that if Kurds all held a silent protest on the anniversary of the sighing of The Lausanne Treaty they could not be ignored. Just think about it millions of Kurds worldwide standing in roads and shopping centres giving out leaflets. Now YOU think of a better idea

If your a poet, then why are 99% of your posts related to politics? If 23 million Kurds decided to rise for an uprising, they would not only face Turkey, but also Nato. This isn't the right time. If we have hopes for liberation of our homeland, we have to play it smart, otherwise the Turkish terrorist army are not scared to commit genocide.

And a personal message from the user "Kulka", who was banned here for protecting the honour of Kurdistan: Northern Kurds are not to be called "Turkish Kurds", perhaps you are Turkish, but Kurds will never be so.