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

Kurdish-Kurdish fighting. While even the Sykes –
Picot Treaty only managed to divide Kurdistan
geographically, but not the Kurdish people as such.
The regional organizations carried out this mission.
One must remember that in 1946 Kurds from Syria,
Iraq and Turkey participated in establishing a Kurdish
Republic in the other part of Kurdistan occupied by
Iran. This showed the highest level of Kurdish
nationalist awareness.
3. Since 1945 the world has been divided into two camps,
one against America and one with America. During
all this period the countries occupying Kurdistan, one
or two of them were against America and the rest of
them with America. That is why all those who are
against America and friends with America in the whole
world, were always against the independence of
Kurdistan to please those countries that occupy
Kurdistan.
4. The regional organizations of Kurdistan demonstrated
a false impression for the world that the Kurdish people
are among their “brothers” in Syria, Turkey, Iraq and
Iran, and they are just an ethnic minority asking for a
local autonomy, which denied the Kurdish people the
chance of taking advantage of the anti-colonialism in
international law.
5. The regional organizations of Kurdistan tied up the
Kurdish people in such a way that made it easy for
the states occupying Kurdistan to mass-murder and
massacre the Kurds, and contain them ideologically.
If a man beats his wife, she would ask for divorce,
but the regional organizations see millions of Kurds
being killed without bringing themselves to demand a
“divorce” from those states and declare a Kurdish state.
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