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

That is why we should have a Kurdish state.
And now I will answer the second question:
How To Build Up A Kurdish State?
The answer to the question “why” was easy. My fear
is the tools to answer the question “how” is more difficult.
The most difficult part might be because the Kurdish
nation is divided between five countries that each occupied
one part, that is Turkey, Syria, Iran, Iraq and the former
Soviet Union. Moreover the Kurdish liberation movement
has been infected by several leaderships, each claiming
various reasons for their existence and excuses for going
on. So, the decision centers were spread and multiple
according to the multiplicity of leaderships and their wills.
This was the first difficulty and the second one is the
idea of the national security that has not yet found a
place appropriate to its importance in the conscience of
some Kurds and even in their minds. Some Kurds believe
that their distance from their country provides security
for them. Others think their closeness to America or
Russia provides the required security.. Others of them
do not know anything about security except the security
of their positions and inheriting it down to their offspring.
Some others, unfortunately, believe in their illusion and
fear that other Kurds are more dangerous to them than
the real enemy, the colonizers of Kurdistan.
If the first difficulty was the dissolution and the second
was the absence of the idea of national security, the third
one is the fear of courageous initiative and creative
imagination. As still some Kurds are afraid of even
speaking about a Kurdish state and their thinking avoids
imagining it.
However, this proves opposite among other Kurds,
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