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

the colonizers and their false amnesties. It is unfortunate
that still some Kurds await eagerly to welcome any nice
word spoken to them by the wolves of the colonizers of
Kurdistan just like an orphan child is happy when he is
given a sweet even if the giver was the person who
killed his father and stole his money.
7) God’s justice took revenge from those who signed
the traitorous treaty of 6 March 1974 in Algeria between
the Iranian Shah Muhammad Reza, Saddam Hussein and
Hawari Bumedien. Thus Muhammad Reza died in
destitute moving from one country to another without
being given refuge... Hawari Bumedien died from a disease
no doctor neither in the East nor in the West knew what
it was. As for the third one Saddam Hussein, he dies
hundred times a day, not knowing how to get himself
out of trouble, living in humiliation with sanctions against
his people as a result of his policies. That was the fate
of those who signed and supported the Treaty of Algiers,
who quashed the aspirations of the Kurdish people for
national liberation. They did not listen to the cries of the
children of Kurdistan and their bereaved mothers, so God’s
justice answered the prayers of the martyrs’ souls and
sent His revenge, as He did with the butcher Nasuh Pasha
previously. So, the aggressors and colonizers cannot get
away with their brutality.
8) I remember in summer 1983 when I was in Eastern
Kurdistan, the Iraqi planes bombed the city of Mahabad
in Eastern Kurdistan so the Iranian planes replied by
bombing the city of Amedi in Southern Kurdistan. The
two cities are Kurdish and the victims on both sides are
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