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

Qasimlo. Also the agreement between Syria and Turkey
in 1998 led to the fall of the Kurdish revolution in
Northern Kurdistan and the capture of its leader Abdullah
Ocalan. Are not these examples enough to take the
lessons and avoid that in the future?
• Fourteen: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked
to uncover and announce those who trade with destinies
of the Kurds and Kurdistan. The history teaches us that
whenever any Kurdish revolution falls it is followed by
some groups who as a reaction announce the mistakes
of that revolution and put the blame on this person or
that. However, after a while those same groups commit
to the same game… etc. So, the Kurdish people should
be more aware and join the ranks of a movement that
represents what they believe in so that they could be
able to check a lot of their suffering and the suffering
of all the other peoples in the region. So, if they believe
in liberation of Kurdistan and creating a Kurdish state
they should join with a Kurdish movement that aims to
establish a Kurdish state without any beating round the
bushes, otherwise the suffering of the Kurdish people
would have no end.
• Fifteen: The Kurdish liberation movement is asked to
create a new form and a new Kurdish national liberation
organization in a way that the leadership decisions would
reflect their will and the revolution should as any other
revolution in the world have a pyramid structure. The
leadership at the top of the pyramid should rely and
take its power from commanders and gradually enlarging
circles until it reaches the wide basis of masses. I am
saying this because unfortunately our revolutions were
upside down and their pyramids were standing on their
top rather than basis. That is why we saw that when
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