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Shiites, you don't have the final decision to rule Iraq, the decision is in Iran's hands, and most of you tools are in Iran's hand, and this is the truth, everyone knows it
So instead of agreeing and cooperating with you, we have to agree with Iran, you all know that Iran considers all Iraq and the Gulf is Iranian territories
I personally support the complete independence of Kurdistan from Iraq, because we are Kurds and could never become Iraqis Shiites nor Sunnisas neither are civil, fair, honest democrats who know how to rule with justice
Kurd withdrawal from the political process in Iraq could be the best for us
Several major political, economic, and social consequences, could come abouteither at the level of Iraq as a whole or at the level of the Kurdish territory in particular. Here are some potential consequences for this withdrawal:
1. Increasing tensions between Baghdad and Erbil Political conflict escalates:
Kurds in Iraq are an essential part of the political system, especially in the central government and the Iraqi parliament. If they pull out of the political process, it may lead to escalation of disputes between Baghdad central government and Kurdistan regional government.
2. Tense relations with Shiite-Sunni forces:
The Kurds are often considered an important party in the political balance between Shiite and Sunni forces in Iraq. Their withdrawal may lead to increased polarization, which may reflect internal stability.
The deterioration of national unity: Kurdish withdrawal from the ethnic and religious divisions within Iraq may exacerbate and weaken the unity of the Iraqi state.
3. THE IMPECTS OF THE ECONOMIC Oil and resources issues:
Kurds play an important part in the Iraqi economy, especially in the oil sector. Their withdrawal from the political process may lead to deterioration of relations around the distribution of resources, which may increase tensions in the area..
4. The effects of security Military cooperation: The Kurds are part of the Iraqi armed forces, and in case they withdraw from the political process, this may affect the cooperation between the Kurdish military forces (Peshmerga) and Iraqi forces. This may put the security of the disputed areas at risk as well as the security of Iraq in general. Let's not forget that the current Syrian regime represents the Sunni extremist party hostile to the Shiite rule and will form an alliance with Israel to crush the Shiite dream
Conflict with extremist groups: Withdrawal from the security situation can increase a fragile and lead to increased threats from terrorist organizations like ISIS, especially in border areas.
5. The withdrawal of the Kurds will result in the Arab Sunni greatly increasing in number
6. Impacting the international community. Internationally Iraq will look very weak and prone to collapse at any moment.
7. Impact on the upcoming election with declining Kurdish representation in central government: If withdrawal continues in the upcoming elections, this may affect Kurdish representation in government and parliament, diminishing their ability to influence fateful decisions concerning Iraq's future.
Change in political alliances: The withdrawal of the Kurds may lead to changes in political alliances within the Iraqi parliament, where new alliances may be formed between Shiite and Sunni forces at the expense of Kurds.
In a nutshell: Kurd withdrawal from the political process in Iraq could significantly complicate the internal situation, adding to the security, political and economic risks. It may lead to increased isolation, and weakened stability.




















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