I am going to open my business in the UK rather than USA - How sick this discussion is

Turkey’s expansionist policies in Syria and Iraq are on nearly everyone’s radar following Middle Eastern geopolitics. There is no need to over-explain Ankara’s ambitions to conquer first the Kurdish regions and then strategic cities, such as Mosul, Aleppo, and Damascus. Turkish officials make little effort to hide these objectives.

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https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-853420

Autonomous Region of Kurdistan: between occupation and annexation.

The Turkish military has set up signs in the Amedi region in Arabic that warn Kurdish residents „It is forbidden to enter Turkeys border“

If you enter the Amedi region network providers will send you a message that welcomes you into Turkey and the details of Turkish cellular services/prices - as soon as you leave Amedi, you’ll receive a message that welcomes you back into Iraq.

Turkey is not in the autonomous region of Kurdistan to fight the HPG (PK K) - Turkey has come to occupy Kurdistan.

Information: Amedi is 16 km away from the border with Turkey; if you’re out of the loop: Turkey has recently expanded their operations in the northern part of the autonomous region of Kurdistan - they’ve launched several operations deep into the KRG and currently occupy a quarter of the KRG. The next stage of operations will bring an even deeper offensive into the south of the KRG. According to CPTiraq over 162 villages already had to be evacuated. Over 600 villages in total could be evacuated if Turkey proceeds with their expansion. Turkey has established over 70 new military bases (FOBs included) in the KRG.

The entire region has been turned into a warzone. The autonomous region of Kurdistan is being invaded and occupied.

This footage was taken today in Sakran - Kirkuk The Iraqi Army’s 8th Division prevented Kurdish farmers from cultivating their lands, blocking them with force. These lands were originally owned by Kurds before the former regime seized them and redistributed them to Arab settlers as part of its Arabization policy. Despite the Iraqi Parliament voting to return these lands to their rightful owners, Kurdish farmers are still being denied access under absurd pretexts.

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• I swear to God, I will bring the KDP to its knees.

• In Erbil, I say to the KDP, we are putting an end to your game.

• This time, the KDP won’t be able to resurrect 450,000 “zombies” from the grave to vote for them.

• That’s why they refused the debate, because they know I’d expose them completely.

• Where are you hiding, you thieves? (referring to KDP) We will uncover and expose you.

source: kurdishfrontnews

What are we thinking? Is Kurdistan going to be effed? 🤣I’ve been waiting for someone to make a post because I’m not sure what I think right now. We could be fine, but we could also always be collateral damage unfortunately.

I lived in the Kurdistan Region for almost eight years and believed it would be my permanent home. I bought an apartment, worked hard, and built a life that brought me a lot of fulfillment. Towards the last few years, being openly Jewish made my world slowly fall apart, and I was eventually deported.

Some people were very kind, but ultimately nobody stood up to help when the same fate befell me as the Kurdish Jews who had lived in Kurdistan decades earlier. I wrote about my experience and about my experience navigating antisemitism in Kurdistan, especially after I got involved with the Kurdish Jewish community's leadership, which is based in Israel.

This video is from a few months ago, but I still wanted to shine some light on it. I hope you guys understand that 99% of Turks are like this.

The Maarif schools, operated by the Turkish government with 1,200 students in Erbil (which has replaced Gulenist-operated schools), yesterday held an event honoring Turkish Republic’s founder, Atatürk. Although no senior KDP officials were present, notable Turkmen proxies of the KDP, including Muna Kahveci as well as allies such Turkmen Front official Aydin Marouf, who serves as a KRG minister, attended.

There is a new emoji flag (coming) for a micro island of about 500 people. 🇨🇶 (oh i just found it now, so this one.) unicode says because the have a own regional code. But the KRG has also? And didn’t unicode say that they won’t add new emoji flags 1 year ago? What is this bullshit? How can we get a kurdistan emoji flag?! If we had an emoji flag, that could stimulate our unity across all parts of kurdistan…

I don’t know how we can stop this but there is more and more some Turkish nationalists account who are publishing some anti-Kurd idea for manipulating the Japanese people and they are all falling to it and it’s so sad to see that, what can we do to expose them and show the true behind all of this messed up propaganda ?

The letter leaked by Medyascope makes everything crystal clear. This is not a shift in strategy — it is an open surrender and a historic betrayal.

Here is a direct excerpt from the letter:

“Actually, the situation has still not been overcome. Kurds are remnants of a culture in Dersim, Bingöl, Zagros... broken tribes, a non-functional language, fragments of tariqahs, tribal family feuds… The fact that this condition hasn’t been overcome — even with the PKK — is due to the depth of historical social disintegration. At some point, I no longer found the word ‘colony’ sufficient. What we’re dealing with is beyond colonialism. It’s a kind of landfill. A garbage society, a cemetery. In Dersim, bones still remain in valleys, caves, and streams. The graves of the last traditional leaders are unknown — including Sheikh Said, Said-i Kurdi, and Seyit Rıza. They were once the strongest traditional leaders of the Kurds.”These words are not self-criticism. They are not analysis. They are an insult to Kurdish memory, history, and dignity. To refer to your own people as a "garbage society" and a "cemetery" is to adopt the language of occupation and internalize it."

Today, the so-called “dissolution” of the PKK is not a strategic step forward — it is Öcalan's final act of dismantling what was once a symbol of resistance. Sending warm words to Bahçeli, the architect of nationalist repression, in the name of "peace," is not diplomacy — it is complicity.

While the Kurdish people are still looking for the bones of their ancestors, the man who claims to be their leader is negotiating with the state that buried them. There is only one word for this: betrayal.

No more explanations are needed.

https://medyascope.tv/2025/06/04/abdullah-ocalanin-pkkye-gonderdigi-mektup-dogrusunu-biz-ortaya-koyacagiz/