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

efresh the political and revolutionary, and national
liberationist vitality of the youth and intensify their role
in practice.
• Fourth: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to
study the reality of the public sects and sectors, their
problems and the extent of their support and supply to
liberation issues.
• Five: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to
study the subject of armed struggle and its present
situation, and its future in regard to quantity and quality.
• Six: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to regain,
support, develop and utilize various human and economic
capabilities… ideologically and practically in service
of liberation.
• Seven: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to
draw a plan to make use of the resources in Kurdistan,
mainly water and petrol, and put them in the service of
liberation, and not the opposite as it is now.
• Eight: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to
establish an overall national and unifying vision on
international and Kurdistan grounds, and that can be
established through the Kurdistan National Congress.
• Nine: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to a
straight and courageous definition of the enemies and
friends of the Kurdish people. The friends are all those
who recognize the right of the Kurdish people to have
their independent political entity and the enemies are
any non Kurdish authority in Kurdistan, regardless to
the political affiliations of those friends and enemies.
• Ten: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to put
their struggle actions within a complete plan for the
national future of the Kurdish nation, and not make
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