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

an enemy tomorrow, and the enemy of today becomes a
friend tomorrow. So the Kurdish liberation movement
has to be persistent and continue to be patient with iron
nerves until it's inevitable to find someone who answers
the invitation and opens the doors for its wishes.
This is what I wrote in the first edition of this book in
1985 regarding the international policy and now after 20
years I did not change a word, but I would like to add
the following:
All my predictions regarding the international policy
have become true, especially in relation to the end of
struggle and confrontation between the two superpowers,
the Soviet Union and the United States of America, and
the start of an era of understanding between them. Indeed
the times have changed and the two sides have become
even friendlier than I expected. The Soviet Union has
disintegrated into several republics and those republics
are even asking to join the western NATO alliance. Even
the Communist Party of Italy, which is regarded the
strongest communist party in Western Europe, did not
change anything in the pro-Western policy of Italy or its
membership of NATO when it came to power in 1997.
Now it asks to remove the economical sanctions against
Saddam’s regime.
Also I predicted that: “We are on the verge of changes
and nationalistic, sectarian and racial struggles the like
of which history has never seen”, and indeed it was like
I said as summarized bellow:
In the American continent: Argentina announced war
against Britain for the Falkland Islands. The internal
wars intensified between mafia gangs inside most of the
American countries, especially South Americans with
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