Roj Bash Kurdistan

Kobane and Jezere kantons linked to each other.

http://pukmedia.com/KS_Direje.aspx?Jimare=63719

in this video ISIS terrorists escape to Turkey:

http://pukmedia.com/KS_Direje.aspx?Jimare=63723

Iam-londoner wrote:in this video ISIS terrorists escape to Turkey:

http://pukmedia.com/KS_Direje.aspx?Jimare=63723

Turkish government have often allowed ISIS fighters to receive hospital treatment in Turkey and also allowed them to take relaxing breaks from the fighting in Turkish hotels and holiday results

Anthea wrote:

Iam-londoner wrote:in this video ISIS terrorists escape to Turkey:

http://pukmedia.com/KS_Direje.aspx?Jimare=63723

Turkish government have often allowed ISIS fighters to receive hospital treatment in Turkey and also allowed them to take relaxing breaks from the fighting in Turkish hotels and holiday results

Today Erdogan was very upset about the victory of the Kurds in W Kurdistan. He considers it a threat to Turkey. Apparently ISIS was not a threat in his view.

Iam-londoner wrote:Today Erdogan was very upset about the victory of the Kurds in W Kurdistan. He considers it a threat to Turkey. Apparently ISIS was not a threat in his view.

If the Kurds ever united they might decide that they are tired of being suppressed by occupational forces and want a country of their own

Sadly Kurds are still their own worst enemy - they listen to Kurdish leaders who are controlled by occupying states

Kurds are tricked into liberating towns that do not want to be liberated

Syria installed the well known 'Arab Belt' on the Northern border in around 1962/63 - I believe that Tal Abayad was part of that Belt

While Kurds are jumping for joy at 'liberating' Tal Abayad the Arabs who have lived there all their lives are running away from the liberating bombs

While this may be seen as a victory by the Kurds nobody has bothered to look at the long-term repercussions - due to this the Islamic State will win even more support from the Arab population

Anthea wrote:

Iam-londoner wrote:Today Erdogan was very upset about the victory of the Kurds in W Kurdistan. He considers it a threat to Turkey. Apparently ISIS was not a threat in his view.

If the Kurds ever united they might decide that they are tired of being suppressed by occupational forces and want a country of their own

Sadly Kurds are still their own worst enemy - they listen to Kurdish leaders who are controlled by occupying states

Kurds are tricked into liberating towns that do not want to be liberated

Syria installed the well known 'Arab Belt' on the Northern border in around 1962/63 - I believe that Tal Abayad was part of that Belt

While Kurds are jumping for joy at 'liberating' Tal Abayad the Arabs who have lived there all their lives are running away from the liberating bombs

While this may be seen as a victory by the Kurds nobody has bothered to look at the long-term repercussions - due to this the Islamic State will win even more support from the Arab population

Lets be frank all arab sunnies support Islamic state, which can not get more support than the existing one. The liberation of Grdy Spy, while Hill, Tell Abiaz, is a historical victory for the Kurds. Two separate parts of Rojawa reunited. Next one is the reunification of Afren canton, after that to the Mediterean Sea.

Iam-londoner wrote:Lets be frank all arab sunnies support Islamic state, which can not get more support than the existing one. The liberation of Grdy Spy, while Hill, Tell Abiaz, is a historical victory for the Kurds. Two separate parts of Rojawa reunited. Next one is the reunification of Afren canton, after that to the Mediterean Sea.

Did you know that there is a Kurdish mountain on the Mediterranean coast

It is about time the mountain was reclaimed

Anthea wrote:

Iam-londoner wrote:Lets be frank all arab sunnies support Islamic state, which can not get more support than the existing one. The liberation of Grdy Spy, while Hill, Tell Abiaz, is a historical victory for the Kurds. Two separate parts of Rojawa reunited. Next one is the reunification of Afren canton, after that to the Mediterean Sea.

Did you know that there is a Kurdish mountain on the Mediterranean coast

It is about time the mountain was reclaimed

If it is so we will have the legitimate right to reclaim that mountain.