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Re: Should the US (and other Western countries) recognize the Kurdish independence?
I believe every nation has the right to have their independent country.but please lets be honest,demso.what do you know about the kurds in Turkey ? if they are sincere in what they want they can achieve their goals as we see in my sig.I wont give them anything unless a whole nation (if they are ) agrees that they want to live out of Turkey
"In Rojava, we believe, genuinely democratic structures have indeed been established. Not only is the system of government accountable to the people, but it springs out of new structures that make direct democracy possible: popular assemblies and democratic councils. Women participate on an equal footing with men at every level and also organize in autonomous councils, assemblies, and committees to address their specific concerns. . . . Rojava, we believe, points to an alternative future for Syria and the Middle East, a future where the peoples of different ethnic backgrounds and religions can live together, united by mutual tolerance and common institutions. Kurdish organizations have led the way, but they increasingly gain support from Arabs, Assyrians, and Chechens, who participate in their common system of self-government and organize autonomously." The Revolution in Rojava | Dissent Magazine
I believe every nation has the right to have their independent country.but please lets be honest,demso.what do you know about the kurds in Turkey ? if they are sincere in what they want they can achieve their goals as we see in my sig.I wont give them anything unless a whole nation (if they are ) agrees that they want to live out of Turkey