Syria without Assad´s clan-sect in power/ your scenario

alan131210 · Sep 24, 2011

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You sure are keen to create another disaster like Israel.
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your problem is that YOU are ignorant of the facts

alan131210 · Sep 25, 2011

here is the answer for your ignorance .

Margot said: ↑

You sure are keen to create another disaster like Israel.
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Kurdish political rights and it’s impact on the Middle East economy and Stability

September 19, 2011

Democracy and the outcome of democratic movements, if practiced and implemented efficiently, has always resulted in the enhancement of life, improvement of economy, revival of culture and enhancement of social interactions. The word democracy is so appealing that it has been religiously used around the world in both developed and underdeveloped societies, and in many cases abused by the dominant powers.

Iranian clergies claim that Iran is the most democratic country in the world. Turkish authorities are proud of their democratic system and even the United States call Turkey an “oasis of democracy” in the Middle East. So even though no one outright speaks against democracy, they abuse the term and act against every democratic principals if it doesn’t serve their purpose.

Clear example is Turkey with its roughly 25 million Kurds living under military dictatorship and on the verge of cultural extermination, political, and economic genocide for the last 90 years.

The US and European powers often ignore the human right abuses in Turkey as long as they have a cozy relationship with the Turkish state.

Even Israel who was once a victim of genocide has ignored supporting basic human rights of the Kurds and the call for the recognition of Armenian genocide by the Ottoman Turks, in exchange for military and economic relations with Turkey. This double standard of Western governments was clearly proved and brought up to the stages of theaters in a documentary film called: “Good Kurds, Bad Kurds” by Kevin McKiernan .

The movie “Good Kurds, Bad Kurds” clearly shows the double standard policy of the US towards a minority that comprises about 30% of the population of Turkey. The US, to some extent supported Kurdish struggle in Iraq because of its hostile relationship with Baghdad, at the same time the US supports Turkish state in suppressing Kurdish freedom fighters in Turkey because Turkey is an ally of the West!! So here we see two faces of the same policy towards the Kurds, on one side they claim they support democratic rights of people under oppression, on the other side aid in further suppressing the people who are under oppression by one of their allies, even though the people are of the same ethnicity and the plight is the same ......continued
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alan131210 · Sep 28, 2011

alan131210 · Sep 28, 2011

Margot said: ↑

You sure are keen to create another disaster like Israel.
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here listen to this Arab iraqi guy and learn lessons

White Iraqiya list Leader marks Kirkuk as Kurdish city

Head of White Iraqiya list says that Kirkuk is a Kurdish city. Nahida al-Dlemi marks his speech as sheer opinion and says Kirkuk is for everybody.
A member of White Iraqiya list, Nahida al-Dlemi, announced that Kirkuk’s identity belongs to its people to decide, that’s why it might turn out to be Kurdish, Arabic or Turkmon at the end. She marked head of White Iraqiya’s speech concerning Kirkuk’s identity as sheer opinion.

Hasan Alawi, head of White Iraqiya list said, “In the mind of Iraqi people, Kirkuk is Kurdish and has been a region of Kurdistan for a long time, just like Sualimani and Erbil.” He further defended the Kurdish identity of the city saying that geographical features of the region are Kurdish. However, Alawi defended the Iraqi identity of Kirkuk saying, “But in a result, Kirkuk is Iraqi, not Kurdish or Arabic or Turkmon. No one can transfer to another country or nation. It’ll be in Iraq, and its people are Iraqis.” Alawi said that some people are trying to interpret his speech concerning Kirkuk as allegiance toward a specific ethnic group in the city.
Alawi defends his opinion saying that he’s talking as a historian but not a politician, “Political tensions have no use to me. They’ll be gone soon and the city will remain.”
Alawi has previously mentioned that Kirkuk was Kurdish and the fate of the city was on Kurdish leaders’ hands. He believed that if they had a good mechanism, they could resolve the issue and convince everyone.
Alawi firmly defends Kurdistan independence, “I’m defending the Kurdistan independence. It’s been postponed for 80 years. It must be done after the collapse of Ottoman empire.” Alawi believes that his statements are not separatist, “I’m not talking about separation, since Kurdistan is not part of Iraq at all. It’s not part of Arab nation. However, they depended on Baghdad politically, but it was political not national, because Kurdistan has its own geography.”
Alawi believes that Kurdistan should its independence as Southern Sudan, “It’s not legitimate to impose Arabic will on Kurdistan since its history and administration have been Kurdish, that’s why it’s legitimate to have their own independence as Southern Sudan.”
His statement made some reactions. Nahida al-Dlemi, member of Iraqiya list said that his statement is sheer opinion. Al-Dlemi said that saying Kirkuk is for one ethnicity is a disaster, “Kurds, Arabs, and Turkmons have been living in this city for hundreds of years. We can mark Kirkuk as financial capital of Iraq. It’s a region were coexistence must be in effect. We shouldn’t mark it as one side’s city, because it creates a disaster in Iraq.”
However, Dlemi also believes that Kurds are the majority in Kirkuk and they have their own position in the city, “It’s true that Kurdish brothers carried out years of fear and repression like Anfal and Halabja, but now they have gained their own position again and they are significant to us. We clearly state that Kirkuk must be for all of us not just one, to all ethnic groups and sects.”
Dlemi said that everyone has his/her own opinion that doesn’t reflect the will of White Iraqiya list, “Everyone has his/her own opinion. But saying that Kirkuk is Kurdish doesn’t reflect Iraqiya’s opinion.” He marked Kirkuk as a city for group, “especially before implementing article 140,” she added.
Article 140 in Iraqi constitution is to normalize Kirkuk’s situation along with other disputed areas. The article states that those who were moved to Kirkuk in times of Saddam regime must be moved back to their own places. The article also calls for a general referendum to decide on Kirkuk’s fate, either to be part of Kurdistan region or an independent province in Iraq.

source: KirkukNow.com
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litwin · Oct 30, 2011

In the Sunday Telegraph interview, Mr Assad said Western countries

"are going to ratchet up the pressure, definitely".

"Syria is the hub now in this region. It is the faultline, and if you play with the ground you will cause an earthquake," he said, .

"Any problem in Syria will burn the whole region. If the plan is to divide Syria, that is to divide the whole region.
Supporters hold pictures of President Assad during a rally in support of him 26 October 2011 Tens of thousands rallied in Damascus on Wednesday in support of President Assad

"Do you want to see another Afghanistan, or tens of Afghanistans?"

do you agree?

Margot · Oct 30, 2011

litwin said: ↑

In the Sunday Telegraph interview, Mr Assad said Western countries

"are going to ratchet up the pressure, definitely".

"Syria is the hub now in this region. It is the faultline, and if you play with the ground you will cause an earthquake," he said, .

"Any problem in Syria will burn the whole region. If the plan is to divide Syria, that is to divide the whole region.
Supporters hold pictures of President Assad during a rally in support of him 26 October 2011 Tens of thousands rallied in Damascus on Wednesday in support of President Assad

"Do you want to see another Afghanistan, or tens of Afghanistans?"

do you agree?
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Big talk... nothing more.

Syria's only ally is Iran and Iran is in trouble.. Their oil production is declining.. they import $6 billion a year in gas and they are rationing petrol at 32 gallons a month.

They also need $48 billion in investments to develop South Pars.. WHO would invest in Iran at this time?

DutchClogCyborg · Oct 30, 2011

Anarchy, Christian genocide and more are just a few things I would think about.

Arab nations require a strong leader.

litwin · Oct 30, 2011

Margot said: ↑

Big talk... nothing more.

Syria's only ally is Iran and Iran is in trouble.. Their oil production is declining.. they import $6 billion a year in gas and they are rationing petrol at 32 gallons a month.

They also need $48 billion in investments to develop South Pars.. WHO would invest in Iran at this time?
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1 whats about hezbollah, Iraq? then Israeli prefer Asaad`s shia-secular clan in power then sunni -Muslim Brotherhood

Margot · Oct 30, 2011

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1 whats about hezbollah, Iraq? then Israeli prefer Asaad`s shia-secular clan in power then sunni -Muslim Brotherhood
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Iran supports Hezbollah.. Where did you get the idea that Israel like Assad?

litwin · Oct 30, 2011

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Iran supports Hezbollah.. Where did you get the idea that Israel like Assad?
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you missed , and my point was that shii´t dominated Iraq supports assads. with out Israelis behind Assads tiny sect ´d be wiped, and he personally killed and rapped many months ago much like Gaddafi

Margot · Oct 30, 2011

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you missed , and my point was that shii´t dominated Iraq supports assads. with out Israelis behind Assads tiny sect ´d be wiped, and he personally killed and rapped many months ago much like Gaddafi
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Who has Assad raped?

litwin · Oct 31, 2011

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Who has Assad raped?
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Assads ´would be raped

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