Author: Qonyeyi » Fri Oct 05, 2012 12:56 pm
Quite frankly, and here the problems of PKK starts. They think they can change the world without any support from outside powers. How are you going to get your rights when you have zero support from the world to which you belong too?
You intentionally left out the rest of my post which very well explained my point. As I have said hundreds of times, no matter what PKK does the world will still see them as terrorists. And despite THAT fact, PKK has come a long way with the support of the Kurdish people. Democratic autonomy in NK and democratic autonomy in WK are already realities. We did not need the support of anyone else but the Kurdish people and KRG, and that is how it is going to stay. Of course, unless the international fascist community is going to accept our demands for ordinary human rights. We are not about to change the world, we are simply asking for autonomy and human rights, if the international so-called democratic community can not accept this, I see no legitimicy in it, and neither should any of you who call yourselves Kurds.
This is the problem with a lot of Kurds. They make PKK the problem. PKK is not asking for something extra ordinary. They are simply asking for self rule and at least human rights. Why was the international community so fast to recognize this for SK? It is basically the same demands. If the international community is against this, this should show you their hypocrisy and fascist methods and any sane Kurd should take distance from them. They do not have patent and copyright on what is right and what is wrong. We as Kurds, as a people, knows what is going on in Kurdistan. The international community is the problem. They are the ones hindering a political solution by labelling NK as terrorists. PKK is NOT the problem.
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Qonyeyi on Fri Oct 05, 2012 1:13 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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