Kurdistan and The Kurds A Divided Homeland and a Nation without ...

355, in regard to the policies of the Kurdish parties who
ask for the autonomy for each part of Kurdistan within
the borders of those countries, in his comment: “If the
Kurds accept this kind of form for the relation between
the oppressor and the oppressed as an eternal fact, by
just accepting the notion of “autonomy” they have already
lost half of the battle.”
It is true that the Kurdish revolutions that asked for
the autonomy publicly in the past, and up to now demand
a Kurdish state in private, only through the leaders of
those Kurdish revolutions, who asked for a Kurdish state
and independence of Kurdistan, will ever have a chance
for that. In this regard Dr Henry Kissinger, the former
American Secretary of State in the USA in his memoirs:
“Mella Mustafa suggested to the United States on 16
March 1974 the following:
Mella Mustafa presented his strategy in two lines:
presenting a support of 180 millions in US dollars in
order to gain a real autonomy; and the second option:
presenting a support of 360 million US dollars in order
to get a complete independence of Kurdistan.” (See the
Third Part of the memoirs of Henry Kissinger, page 576-
596; Henry Kissinger – Years of Renewal, The concluding
Volume of his Memoirs, Simon & Schuster, New York,
1999, reprinted with a foreword by Dr. Jawad Mella,
London 2003).
The Regional Conspiracies against the Revolution
of 11th September 1961
In addition to all what has been mentioned the attempts
of the Iraqi intelligence services with cooperation with
the Turkish, Iranian and Syrian intelligence services
materialized in several conspiracies whose aim was to
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