Kardox - The Kurdish View

2006-02-06T07:37:00.000-08:00

Yes, the Muslims are at it again. Buring flags, buildings and showing of thier hariy faces so we can all fear the mighty Islamists. I hope this is a wake up call for Europe to find out what is really happning around the World. The USA and England already KNOWS that the new world conflict is Islam against Democracy and human rights. Although I have nothing good to talk about the Danish government and its racist policies but two wrong things don’t make it right.

I don’t think people know what happning in Denmark is. The cartoons wore published weeks ago but it’s only now we see the effects of the Danish racist polices towards immigrants from Middle East. The word “nigger” and “gangs from middle east” to describe innocent Middle Eastern in Denmark people are common practise.

But never less, why are Muslims such hypercritics?

They have published cartoons of Jews for the past 30 years or more. The cartoons some describing the Jews as blood sucking monsters and anything else you can imagine.

Their imams promote violence and preach killing of Muslims and non-Muslims that support any idea that defies their belief.

It’s only cartoons! What the hell is wrong with these people!

I don’t see any effects here but something might happen here, we have a lot of fanatic Islamists here thanks for our non-effective governments.

One good website I found Faith Freedom

1-0 to Freedom of speech

2006-02-06T07:20:00.000-08:00

Biji Isreal! Long live Isreal!

2005-12-04T13:23:00.000-08:00

Former covert Israeli forces 'training Kurds in Iraq'

Israeli firms are carrying out military training and commercial activities in Kurdish areas of north Iraq, according to reports in an Israeli newspaper.

Yedioth Ahronoth reported yesterday that dozens of former members of Israel's elite and covert forces were training Kurdish fighters in anti-terrorism techniques.

Other companies, the newspaper said, were involved in telecommunications and infrastructure projects such as the building of an airport at Irbil.

Iraq and Israel are still officially at war, though since the 1960s Israel and the Iraqi Kurds have had a relationship. A spokesman for the Israeli foreign ministry said his country had no relationship with the new Iraq and it remained "at war".

The article follows detailed reports in the New Yorker last year saying that Israel had become heavily involved with the Kurds from 2003. It suggested Israel had a strategic interest in supporting Kurdish forces, as a counterweight to Sunni and Shia groups in Iraq. Involvement in the region also gave Israel better access to intelligence from Syria and Iran, particularly Iran's nuclear programme.

Israel supported Kurdish rebels against the Ba'ath regime in Baghdad until 1975. The Kurds, who are Muslim, have never been as anti-Israeli as many Muslims in other countries. They have felt persecuted by Sunnis and have resented Yasser Arafat's support for Saddam Hussein.

A spokesman for the Kurdistan regional government said: "It is possible that people with Israeli passports visit. Many Jews from Kurdistan resettled in Israel. We do not discriminate against any nationality that wants to ... work in Kurdistan, but there are no official links."

Israel cannot officially admit its involvement in the regime because it might encourage extremist groups, such as al-Qaida in Iraq. But Israelis are regularly seen in the Kurdish towns of northern Iraq, working as security guards and trainers. It is not clear whether they work for international security firms or are doing independent work.

Israelis representing private firms were seen looking for opportunities at a recent trade fair in Irbil. Yesterday's report also stated that Israeli companies had set up a base in a remote area of Kurdistan, using it for weapons and anti-terrorism training and bringing in "dozens of motorcycles, sniffer dogs, Kalashnikov-upgrading devices, flak jackets, uniforms and helmets, all Israeli-made". It claims Israelis pose as agricultural and engineering experts.

Development and security projects in Kurdistan are undertaken by several countries, including Turkey, the US, Iran, Britain and Germany. Israel's main ally in the region is Turkey, which is concerned that the Kurds might declare independence from Iraq. Turkey, like Syria and Iran, has a substantial Kurdish minority within its population.

Source: Guardian , also read

Well, I confirm that there are CIA and Israelis in Hawler. The CIA agents are located at a hotel (hired by a cover up Kurdish company registered to KDP) and the Israelis are located in Ankawa and have an area about 20 000 meter sq. And you don't want to pass any of these buildings because the guards are always on alert. That means they have their guns insecure and ready to shoot anyone they think might be a danger to them. They look straight into your eyes when you pass by.

I hope the Jewish and the Kurdish people join in many ways. I would prefer a Jewish company rather than an Arabic or Turkish based on my political view. Who cares! Whats the big deal anyway? The Kurds are afriad of the terrorists and the Jews are afriad of the Turkish army.
I love the Jewish people and I think we have alot to learn from them. Look at them, we have to have them as our role model for statebuilding, using our knowlgde power and economic benfits to gain more power in politics hence creating a free Kurdistan. Only if I was the president.

Also I found out that we have almost an half of million in North East of Iran! The sons and daughters of Kurdish worries that defended the Persian Empire now live under the Islamic Persian tyranny. What lessons are to be learned in our history!

Other stuff, oil found in Dohuk. Who care!? Like 99% of it will end up in a Swiss bank account registered to Massoud Barzani or one of his clan members. Believe me no one cares about it. No one even talks about it.

I saw some police with anti-demonstrations gadgets. They wore about 20 police heading to downtown. I wonder if the roomers are true. About anti-KRG demonstrations.

Anyways has a long trip ahead... bye from Hawler...

My intervention

2005-11-26T11:24:00.000-08:00

- You are lost my friend. You are been fooled by ”westernars” and blinded by lust, said Sirwan.

- Get a grip of your life. You are going straight to hell. You are in the dark my friend, said Karwan with his worried eyes.

- We care about you and it’s now time for you to join the Friday prays, you kafir! You stupid man! Waving his hands in the air my childhood friend Miran.

Holey crap, this is an intervention. It’s not for my alcohol consumption or drug problems of any kind. It was for my lack of interest of Islam or anything that Allah might like me to do. I drink, I would smoke weed if I could get hold on it, and I would have extramarital relationships but my wife is all I will ever need of a woman. I lie at least 20 times a day (hey give me a break! I am businessman.) How can you not love sins?

- So that’s why you guys brought me over here? To turn me to a “muslim”? I replied.

We had a 5 hour discussion over God or Allah and still they did not manage to break me. I know Miran is mad at me since I told him about my thoughts.

I see their disappointment in their face. They did not manage to “change” my views. They are amazed by the things I say. Things like we cannot possibly be son of Adam and Eve. Things like we wore not the first creatures on this planet. The thing is according Islam dinosaurs did not exist. If they did actually exist then they will be the first creatures on this planet. And also Allah created the planet in 7 days but we all know that is impossible. I think science and religion are the worst enemies. According to Islam the world did not exist 200 000 years ago.

With all do respect, why do muslims want to turn everyone else to muslims?

Turkish savages kill Kurdish children

2005-11-19T03:50:00.000-08:00

With such acts of Turkish savageness there is little patience to not hate. If these Turkish savage policemen and soldiers are not sons of the Turkish people, than what are they? Pure evil?

How long should we give peace and humanity a chance? And if so what is peace when your children are dying in the hands of the people you offer you peace. Can we hold the Turkish people responsible for what is happening to our people?

See what the sons of the Turkish people, the scraps of fascist Ata Turk is doing to our people.

Children killed by the Turkish people.

Ibo is son of a Turk! Dooouuuuu!!

2005-11-18T03:37:00.000-08:00

There you go. Ibrahim Tatlises also called "Ibo", the God we worshiped as teenagers and the voice that comforted me late nights when I was in love with next door girl. I had his posters all over my walls and I owned original tapes which was very expensive and hard to find. All the time I was in love with this mans voice, I find out he is a son of a Turk. Daaaauuu!!!!

At a news conference in Hawler, he talked Turkish only and told people that he was “Turk and son of Turk”. He got paid 2 million dollars according to some newspapers but I hardly believe that. Two weird looking brothers and owners of some huge company are paying the bill. Hell why not! I am corrupt money is not that hard to get or loose. The brothers have close ties with the Barzani family and according some people they are partners in some major projects.

Since news agencies and journalists are not to trust all the time, I will wait and see if he responds to the allegations or I will check the news conference next time.

Until then I have all my CD’s and Tapes in a bag besides a half gallon gas so I can burn all the shit. My PKK friends told me he would sell his soul for a few bucks and I the Ibo-fan as I am I absolutely defended that dickhead like a true fan.

Any ways, my heart goes tot the brave people of Kurdistan in the North where our young people are revolting against the Turkish fascist government and a despised police force.

The "Mas ul" Factor in Hawler

2005-11-17T15:08:00.000-08:00

”Mas ul” means the responsible or the person in charge of something. It was used in the Baath ruled Kurdistan as a common word for every high Baath official. Today however it stands for every Kurdish man that has a connection, political power, mafia-type families and of course the politicians and their families and friends.

The “Mas ul” drives a “Monica” or what you people in the west call a Toyota Landcruiser most likely the latest year model that costs up 60 000 USD. He has a big black mustasch, one or two murder-looking “bodyguards” or cousins if not a whole pickup full of gunmen. In the morning he is a sleep or visiting an other “Mas ul”. At noon just he sleeps yet again after a huge expensive lunch. In the evening he overseas his projects or any other type of business that has been paid by corruption money. In the afternoon and late at night the “Mas ul” finally goes where is most feeling at home. At the bar where maybe he intoxicates his conscience if he has one left.

To get the picture think of the mafia going down town in the mid 70’s and 80’s. They think they are above society they treat people like dirt and if someone evens tries to tell them they way off they get humiliated or in worse cases they get beaten up by his gang.

In secret we spit and curse them. Exactly what we did with the Baath. If the KDP/PUK keeps on this type of mobsters like type “families” continue I am sure that it will lead to a backlash where we will be throwing stones on their head. I will be the first to cast a stone.

We should all listen to Kani Xulam

2005-11-04T06:59:00.000-08:00

Kani Xulam

There is one Kurdish man that can truly inspire me to write and to think critically about the Kurdish struggle. He is a man that has followed his heart rather than money or power.

Kani Xulam is one of a kind of a man; if our leaders had a third part of his brains I am sure we would’ve had our country free from our enemies. He is a man of common sense, down to earth but yet his articles are challenging your thoughts. I would follow him every where any time.

His latest article about Öcalan and the PKK is brilliant. I never trusted the “pro” PKK supporters or the “anti” PKK friends I had. I was always neutral but I hated the word terrorist to be used on PKK fighters. Still I would like to see our young brothers and sisters from the HPG to return and fight peacefully with political means.

Mr. Kani Xulam dose his homework when he writes articles or delivers speech. The Öclan "leadership" has gone to far now. I agree with Xulam. I don't mean that we should put a end to the PKK and thier struggle for our freedoms but rather change it's leadership structure and maybe adjust their policies to the current global politics.

Now the Apo fans are promoting the Ata Turk ideology as role model for the future Kurdistan. Through out your nationalism my friends and embrace Ata Turks ideology now. They are now saying that Ata Turks policies was “misunderstood” and misused. I don’t want to waste more time on this brainwashed mentality so I just have to say: BS.

Read Xani's the article here

Kardox is back

2005-11-04T04:44:00.000-08:00

I sat down in at the hotel lobby in Istanbul for business and checked my e-mail accounts. I read some news and just like that I found my self on my own blogpage. It was almost a year ago I was here. I think I had to remove myself from the world for a year. A lot of tragic events has happened with my family. It has not been a easy year for me.

I don’t know if people will care to read my blog, I guess the blog has always been more for me rather then for others. It was like my anger, pain was transmitted to the holy world of WWW through my keyboard.

So bare with me, I will write blogs at least once a week.

New Shiite group hunts Sunni Arabs

2004-12-05T09:40:00.000-08:00

The Anger Bridge is a new Shiite group that has one main goal, to hunt down and kill as many Sunni extremists as possible. They want to revenge the death of their sons whom lost their life in the violence by terrorists.

USA has done as much as they can, they have tried everything. It seems it never stops. The killing, the bombings, the beheading, the still go one. It’s like cancer!

I wonder how long it will take until Kurds create a own group, there is a growing number in of families seeking revenge for the killings of civilians in Mosul and Kerkuk. I think many of their families will gladly join them.

The signs of civil war are getting bigger for every day.

Src: http://www.nytimes.com/2004/12/05/weekinreview/05wong.html

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Sorry for the late update, my mom is kind of sick. Have been out and in from hospitals

14 years old boy executed by Islamic Iran

2004-11-19T01:48:00.000-08:00

A 14 years old Kurdish boy was tortured publicly by whipping him to death. After 15 whips the boy died, according to Brwska.

His crime? He eat publicly at Ramadan.

Barbaric Iranian government has no dignity, no humanity. What is the difference between us and animals, if not humanity and compassion? What cruel Allah would allow this execution of this child? Do they have the soul of a human being?

You may think the terrorists in Iraq is not organized and has a “gangster” character, but take a good look at the Islamic Iran republic. Take good look at Islam implemented to its full, organized, well structured Islamic order and nature.

This is reason why we Kurds need our own country and to government ourselves. They never let us go a day without reminding us about their oppression on us.

The biggest insult in Kurdish culture is spiting on someone. Well then in true Kurdish fashion, I spit on the Iranian government, I spit on their religion and their Quran. I spit on every man and women who stood by when they executed this young boy and did nothing to stop it.

Pray for peace

2004-11-18T16:01:00.000-08:00

A greate joke from Fayrouz's blog

In Jerusalem, an American female journalist heard about an old rabbi who visited the Wailing Wall to pray, twice a day, everyday, for a long, long time.

In an effort to check out the story, she went to the holy site and there he was. She watched the bearded old man at prayer. After 45 minutes, when he turned to leave, she approached him for an interview.

"I'm Rebecca Smith from CNN, sir, how long have you been coming to the Wailing Wall and praying?" she asked.

"For about 50 years," he said.

"50 years! That's amazing! What do you pray for?" she asked.

"I pray for peace between the Jews and the Arabs. I pray for all the hatred to stop, and I pray for all our children to grow up in safety and friendship," he said.

"And how do you feel, sir, after doing this for 50 years?" she asked.

Without hesitation he said, "Like I'm talking to a f**king wall."

A typical Kurdish general

2004-11-18T15:44:00.000-08:00

Read about a typical Kurdish commander in Hawler, figthing the terrorists in Mosul. Great article:

In Mosul, Kurdish militia helps keep order

Who to blame for future murders? Kevin Sites

2004-11-17T23:15:00.000-08:00

The famous photographer Kevin Sites was the man behind the camera one the American solider killed a insurgent in the Mosque.

First of all let me make some things clear.

If these men wore actually from the area, what wore they doing in the Mosque? Obviously they wore out of town and there to fight.
We did not see any weapons on the video footage but it was too short to tell if there wore any.
Why would two USA units attack the mosque if it did not had been used by the insurgents? Just plain bad luck?

Kevin Sites had a blog during the war but was asked to shut it down when the TV bosses told him to do so, now he works as a freelance for the NBC network. Now his website is running again and publishing images from the front.

Kevin Sites is according to some sources a active anti-war personality and always portraying terrorists as victims instead of their true nature which is EVIL by the way.

What Sites has done is absolutely the dumbest thing to do, not only his video is been shown across the Arab world and doing a good job to recruit new terrorists to Iraq. It also gives hate and mistrust against the USA in Iraq. Making the USA’s job more harder and off course more dangerous.

So don’t be surprised if you see videos of victims of terrorists being first injured and then shot dead in the head. There is one person you can blame for this and that is Kevin Sites!

By the way, if I was that young man I would probably do the same considering the circumstances.

Kurds extend condolences on Arafat’s death?

2004-11-14T10:07:00.000-08:00

Kurdish Media reported about our brave and corrupt leadership shows solidarity to a man who was probably Saddam’s best friend. Their actions are becoming more and more surreal from the will of the Kurdish nationalists. I guess the “leaders” have more in common with Arafat that we believe, I mean they are both corrupted in many ways they probably even share the same bank in Swiss or some Island.

It seems for now it's only the KDP that is sorry for Arafats death, that's wired... considering that Arafat's best friend Saddam almost wiped out every Barzani (The leaders tribe) in Kurdistan. I wonder if thier father Mustafa Barzani will turn in his grave now.

Arafat died rich leaving a people hajjacked by terrorists and brainwashed with Islamic BS and a 30 year younger wife with 1,5 Billion dollars. (1500 Million dollars). With this moeny he could build 200 schools, 3 hostipils, 1 university, 100 youth centers, 20000 housing projects and a whole lot more.

Don’t mistake my critical point of view with the Kurdish course, I know personally many Kurdish high officials whom are nationalists in many ways. It’s up to the new generation to take over and actually act like leaders and listen to the peoples will.

Bahram Salih comments on Arafat before his death:
The Kurdish experience, says Mr. Barham, "shows that Iraq need not be ruled by a totalitarian dictatorship." He adds that "if we can do it, then the rest of Iraq can do it." He notes that the Kurds have done it despite their "tough neighbourhood." He suggests comparing the Kurdish success with "the corruption and the tyranny of Arafat" over the Palestinians. It's an intriguing comparison. The Kurds have long had their own frustrated aspirations of statehood. When the British drew the map outlining today's Iraq, they carved up the Kurdish population among four neighbouring countries. Today, there are some 12 million Kurds in Turkey, six million in Iran, one million in Syria and another million living overseas, as well as the four million in Iraq.

Will the REAL Kurdish leaders please stand up!

Arafat dead, Mosul in fire

2004-11-11T07:46:00.000-08:00

Yassar Arafat dead at age of 75 years old, leaving behind a 45 year old wife and 1,5 Billion dollars. And a lot of hungry wolves at the Palestine goverment.

I realy never liked this man for his close ties with Saddam Hussien and also for sending his people to Baghdad and Kerkuk to take the Kurdish homes.

So rest in peace Arafat, and now your people will have to clean the shit you have left behind. I want peace in Israel and Palastine not just for humanity but I am just SICK of the news reporting about these people, everyday the same thing.

Anyways, I heard some terrorists tried to take control of a PUK headquarter, what they did not know was that the guards wore prepaid for this and they kicked some major terrorist ass!

More attacks to come soon? Will Kerkuk be next?

The perfect world

2004-11-09T15:13:00.000-08:00

In a perfect world leaders would step down when their people demand it. In such a world thousands would march for peace and wars could be avoided. Instead of bloodshed, people of indifference would talk in public to each other and overcome their unresponsiveness and go home singing and holding hands in solidarity.

In a perfect world children would not be burned by bomb shells, nor would the helpful boy next door die in the desert. Mothers would not never live through the death of their children. In such a world, we would all know a song. A song that could make us all smile and hug each other.

In a perfect world my people would have a free nation, a democracy, with a totalitarian freedom of speech, with no bounders to separate them in pieces and called by our enemy’s name. In such a world the children of Halabja would be living and breathing the clean air of mountains. The children of Anfal would be great fathers and mothers in this perfect world.

In a perfect world we would stand together to condemn injustice and prevent men who oppose fear on people to obtain their objectives to succeed. In such a world we would forgive those who did not knew better and pass our peace loving message to our neighbour.

Sorry friends, this world is not perfect!

I wish I lived this life without hearing a bullet.

The danger of using Kurdish forces in Falluja

2004-11-09T05:48:00.000-08:00

According to some reports most of the “Iraqi” force used in Falljua are Kurds. This would create a great back flash for Kurds.

Even if they are terrorists that Americans and Iraqis are after, Kurds would be considered as “American” puppets and servant therefore a duty to kill for all Muslims.

Already in the past we have heard several Arab Mullahs calling jihad on Kurds, calling Kurds as enemies against Islam.

I am afraid that the damaged maybe done already, what I fear most is that USA backs out and leaves Iraq. In such case, they would probably turn Kurdistan to a Falluja. The major problem is also that our “Islamic” Kurdish parties probably be used as puppets by these Islamic terrorists to destroy every good that we have accomplished for the past 12 years.

The weirdest thing is that my cousin is a officer in the new “Iraqi” army. We haven’t heard anything from him yet. He was transferred to near Falluja a couple weeks ago. I am hoping that he comes back safe and tells me what happend down there.

But there are also good things for using Kurds on Falluja. First of all it would be a major plus for Kurds to show solidarity with the rest of Iraq (the peace and freedom parts) and with Americans. Also we get the experience we need to defence ourselves from these terrorists.

I hope our boys come home safely, both Kurds and Americans.

By the way

2004-11-06T22:17:00.000-08:00

I am thiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiis glad that president Bush won the election again.

Let’s be onset, the man with a bigger balls won this election. No president could ever win this election and have Hollywood and MTV against it!

I would give my arms to see the look of Michel Moore when they announced that Ohio was won by G.W Bush.

I really don’t care who runs America, but I just didn’t want the LEFT wing to get their way.

No actually, I just love that Texas bustard Bush. He has the balls to stand up to these people of terror and he deserves every respect.

Let’s face it people. It’s not that complicated. Everyone called him a idiot but looks who’s sitting the White House.

G.W.B = Great Wild Balls

Here I stand, where do you stand?

2004-11-06T22:06:00.001-08:00

I am a liberal, I believe that every man should be free to think, speech, teach for the common good and respect human rights. Every man and women is equal.

I am a socialist; I believe that public services should be government controlled and provide the same or better quality of service to its people. Such as schools, hospitals, police, army. Etc.

I am a capitalist, I believe in free trade and low tax. I believe that with low tax we can create many jobs. (By the way the tax rate is 0 here, some “tax” are included when you sell you house but it’s just symbolic).

I am SURELY a nationalist; I believe that every inch of Kurdistan should be controlled by Kurds for Kurds. ( With minority rights for Assyrians, Turkmen).

I am an environmental; I believe we should protect our nature from pollution and toxic waste. We are Kurds, and our religion Zerdesht was a true environmental philosophy.

So I am a liberal socialist capitalist environmental secular nationalist.

The Ture story about Islam and Kurds

2004-11-04T17:23:00.000-08:00

Once upon time a poor dude named “Muhammad” living in the desert of Arabia who meet a rich elder widow. The attraction was there. A older women meeting a young fresh boy.

The widow was loaded. Her late husband owned many camels which wore used to do trading with Syria, Palestine, Iraq and other parts of Middle East. Now this widow had

Muhammad married the loaded widow and naturally took over the business. Talk about a jack-pot!

Now Muhammad travelled a lot around Middle East. His trading business began to flourish more. He stopped by the Christians and learned many things about them. Then he stopped by the Jews and learned a lot about them.

So when day when the dude was at home, he decide to go to a cave. He went there and came back saying he talked to angel that said: “Read … this book” since he could not read God give him the gift to read and he read, he says.

No one in history has seen Muhammad write down parts of what he heard from God or if he ever did actually read any book beside the one in the cave.

So his gangs and him started to spread the word. Now there was a new homie in their town that have a better message than Christians and Jews. Besides, there wore so many gang wars in Arabia this could create a union that Muhammad can control and so fore he can control the trading.

It actually worked. Some say he was a brilliant poet. Good with words.

So he went around preaching his word, sometimes chopping peoples head off if they did not follow with him. Sometimes he married their daughter because God wanted it so.

The word spread and the gangs found out soon that they could use this new religion to spread their dominance other richer part of the world.

- dude! If people are so hooked up on us then we can gather them and send them off to fight with others. How about the Persians? And the Kurds? And the Turks? Said one dude
- Yeah dude, we could like talk to their leaders offer them a lot of shit so he cannot refuse or we could like just hold our swords on their head until they go to our God House. What ya say dude? Said the other
- Can we like rape women too? I have seen so many Persians babes on my trip.
- Sure why not? Our friend Muhammad is banging a 14 year old bitch, we could rape some women if we can catch them dude!

Muhammad was pleased by his army now he was about to send his gangs to North, East and West. When Muhammad died some years later. Some other gang leaders took over and they started to fight over the control of the gang. So they pretty much killed each other. But they did manage to rape thousands of women, kill hundred and thousands of men and children. And not mentioning the FORCED people to go to the so called House of God or Mosque.

A couple of decides after Muhammad’s death people wore fighting on the street on what did Muhammad actually said about God. And what parts of his sayings wore from God and what part wore from him?

So they gathered some hundreds “Hafis” or like Memorybank dudes, that worked like a harddrive on a computer. There was a huge argument but after months they agreed on a book called Quran, which was “God’s words and the others as “Hadis” which was Muhammad’s words.

Until today there are many misspelling the Quran but Mullahs say that we should change the holy book since we KNOW for a fact it was Gods words taken from the 700th century human hardrives that heard from others that heard from Muhammad a couple of decades ago. Cool right!

So the dude or his friends fucked the Kurds by killing thousands of them and dissolve their religion of Zardushti, burned their books and templates and made the “Arabic” as new civilisations.

Note for readers: Do not even go there by claiming that we Kurds became Muslims by peaceful Arab Muslims came in their love-power-horses and spread the word of Allah! And I know that some Kurdish brained-washed tribes became Muslims so they could receive weapons and power to control other tribes. So give it a break!

I hate Islam – now I said it …

2004-10-31T22:05:00.000-08:00

Sorry for not writing new bloggs, first of all I am travelling a lot lately and secondly I am just so pissed off with about everything right now.

I have came to a conclusion that there are dumb ass people on this earth planet that will never listen to you nor will they ever change if they do manage to listen to you.

What a world we live in?

Bin Laden threatening to kill civilians, mullahs calling the killings and beheading of people as a “halal”. Falluja girls over 15 years are forced to marry terrorists. Japanese tourist decapitated and thrown on the streets. What a world!

I hate Islam. I hate it. I hate everything about it. It’s depressing. It’s a shit too much to handle. Every time I visit Musol I am scared like hell. What if the chop my head off? Will I spit on their face or will I beg for my life?

I hate this. I hate Islam. If Islam is against killing civilians, and beheadings of civilians, then why hasn’t ONE fucking muslim country condmed these killings? Why hasn’t a 100 men demonstration against the terrorists from any f*cking Muslim country been organized? Why not?

Do you remember Star Wars, “Don’t give in to hate, because it makes you weak”. Well, hell I have tried not to hate. But let me be honest with you.

I hate Islam. For it’s collective supervision. For it’s language of Arabic. For it’s “Know it all”. For all it’s effect in driving my people into “mosques” and occupying their thoughts and imprisoning their will for freedom and nationalism.

I hate Islam because it has taken over my people like cancer.

I will live this life without visiting a mosque or even touching a Quran again in my life. My future children will learn morality by upbringing not Quran.

And now this f*cking Ramadan, I want to smoke a cigarette outside or in my car but I am afraid that some idiot or a religious fanatic decides he might just pop a bullet in my head so he can receive his 70 virgins in heaven.

I meet a friend of mine that other day, we talked about religion. And everything we talked about he put a “Allah says that is good for you”… we talked about water being good for health in the morning. “Allah says you should drink water in the morning”, finally I told him:
“WTF, water drinking was there before Islam “come” to us, so shut up you dumb as believe-in-every-bull-shit-that-comes-out-of-a-mullah”. We took a cab to downtown, and we contiend to talk about religion. Finaly the driver, looking quite “civil” asked me if I believed in Allah.

For the first time I said NO to someone I did not know. He started to call me names, telling that people not believing in Allah wore animals, and animals should be put to sleep or “beheaded”. I had my 9mm Gun in my pocked, I unsecured it. If he even makes a slight movement against me I would put all my bullets in his thick head.

I answered only in a true Voltaire spirit, you have the right to have your opinions, even if I don’t agree with them. I don’t consider myself as animal just because I don’t believe in a “God”. My friend who was sitting in front, was sweating like hell. It was too tense for him, he told me never to talk about this shit in front of strangers. Never!

So much for our freedom of speech! Thanks a lot Islam!

First sign of civil war

2004-09-21T10:03:00.000-07:00

The beheading of the three young Kurdish boys has created such hatred for Arabs that several Arabs for the past day has been killed or beaten. According a friend of mine 3 Arabs wore killed by Kurds in Mosul yesterday after the video of the Kurds wore published on a website.

Arab gangs in Kerkuk are kidnapping Kurdish children and demanding their families for ransom has also generated a lot of hatred.

This anger people feel will soon boil over and Kerkuk will turn into a battlefield and the Americans cannot do anything to stop it.

If the Arab tribes in the Mosul area join into this ethnic fight, the civil war will spread to Mosul too.

It’s getting harder and harder to not give in to hate or racism but I think there is a point where a human cannot resist feeling hatred towards Arabs. The educated and non-fanatic Arabs are the most wonderful people we can live with, but their fanatics and pan-Arabs are dreadful.

I wonder when this Kurdish leadership will actually admit that Kurds are in war against this new wave of terrorists and send in Peshmerga to Kerkuk, Mosul and create a clear Zone and also a buffer zone from Iraq.

By the way, WHERE ARE THE LEFT WING EUROPEANS AND AMERICANS? Why don’t they condemn this? Whey don’t they organize demonstrations against these Islamists? Where is their compassion and love for peace and humanity? Where the hell are they? I want to se a few left wing demonstrates on the street of Europe, come on

So much to do, so little time

2004-09-09T16:24:00.000-07:00

My company has recently recived some big orders, I will be traveling alot.

Everybody is doing bussniess now, everyone has a company. Millions of dollars are on the moeny flow everyday.

Recently a poll showed that PUK would win any election in Hawler, I think the KDP has just relized that and now they are out there threating with war if Kerkuk is not included in Kurdistan.

I think the Kurdistan election will be more about which leader can actully do SOMETHING. Like giving Kerkuk back to us. Making it clear where the Turkmens are standing, either on our side or the Turks and Shiites. God knows, the Kurds are egger to know if they have a enmey within us.

Don't get me wrong, my relatives are half Turkmens and half Kurdish. But if anyone relative Turkmen or Kurdish is against the Kurdish dream and Kerkuk for Kurds, I would consider them as enimies and there for I would fight them by any mean necceary.

I have met alot of Kurdish politicans, they are all pissed off by the passive goverment of Iraq. The goverment is totaly ignoring the Kurdish areas and gives speciel treatments to the Arabs.

Now, we have to leave again.

I am not home right now, I don't have word processer on this computer so sorry for the spellings! This crapy internet connection is killing me. I miss Europe, for all it's technical stuff. Like boardband Internet, mobile phones that work. But mostly I miss all the sitcoms on TV, like Frisher, Friends, ER, Simpsons.

A friend of mine is coming back from Sweden to visit me, he told me that he has a 200GB worth of CSI, SIMPSIONS, and some other sitcomes.

I also heard from a Kurdish friend in Europe that a secret Kurdish organization is built to hunt down Baath members in Europe. Maybe it is not true or true. Who knows. I will be publishing more on this issue in a later article.

For now on, I will transalte some Kurdish words to English on the end of each blog article.

Direct transalation:
Ba ser chaw = on eyes
Meaning:
"with pleausre" ex.
A askes B: Could you bring your car? B answers: with pleasure! or in Kurdish "ba ser chaw"

France tastes the bitter taste of Islamic terrorism

2004-09-03T13:09:00.000-07:00

Europe generally apposes the war on Iraq, you might say they are pacifists or just wanting Saddam in power long enough to pay his debits to France, Italy and Germany.

What seems so naive for the European socialist countries is that they have a very unrealistic view of Islamic terrorism. They still believe that the new “Jihad” of Islamic terrorisms is merely a war between USA and the terrorists. But in fact the new Islamic wave of terror is a global war declared on everyone who stands in their way.

France is not excluded in the playground. They will be attacked by Islamic terrorists, they will be hit so hard that they would probably send their own army to Syria, Iran or any other country that supports terrorists.

Recently two French journalists, ironically they wore there to report everything negative on USA troops and now they faced the sword of Islamic terrorists. The kidnappings wore a clear message that France or any other country for that matter dose not has a exclusion on the list of Islamists.

This new war is not between USA and Islam; it’s against those who endure democracy and human rights and those who despise these basic elements of humanity.

I do believe and hope that Iraq will set standard for democracy in ME, so that people in other “Muslim” countries find what glory and prosperity democracy gives to it’s members of community.

For the past 12 years south Kurdistan (north Iraq) has enjoyed democracy and human rights (comparing to other ME countries) still our democracy is an experiment that needs to worked with years ahead to make it better. Democracy is not static it has to grow and be nursed.

I hope Europe wakes up and finally accept that they are part of this unseen war going on and help USA and Iraq to bring stability to the region.

John McCain rocks

2004-08-31T16:10:00.000-07:00

I just love the way Americans are patriotic. I find many of my inspiration and values of freedom and human dignity in the American view of human kinds. In America, the people come first. They decide what is best for them, not a political system or a global company.
I stayed up late, breaking yet again my day rhythm just to hear John McCain and Gulanis speeches. I must say McCain made a big impression on me. I got goose pimples of his powerful speech. Here are my favourite quotes.

"For their families, for their friends, for America, for mankind they
sacrifice to affirm that right makes might; that good triumphs over evil;
that freedom is stronger than tyranny; that love is greater than hate."

That is true, history will show how these brave men and women of the American armed force have done for this country. Their sacrifice will not go to history in vain. They will be part of the Iraqi and probably the whole Middle East’s history.

"We have to love our freedom, not just for the material benefits it provides,
not just for the autonomy it guarantees us, but for the goodness it makes
possible."

I wonder when a ME leader will ever use the word love so
much?

"And certainly not a disingenuous film maker who would have us believe
that Saddam's Iraq was an oasis of peace when in fact it was a place of
indescribable cruelty, torture chambers, mass graves and prisons that
destroyed the lives of the small children held inside their walls."

And Michel Moore did a L sign (loser) to the camera. Moore is the number one capitalist, creating a "movie" or should I say a negative ad on the behalf of the Democrats. He did
all this fuzz and humiliating the president just to get as much as possible media coverage so people would go his movie and make him more rich than he is.

"However just the cause, we should shed a tear for all that is lost when war
claims its wages from us. But there is no avoiding this war. We tried that,
and our reluctance cost us dearly. And while this war has many components,
we can't make victory on the battlefield harder to achieve so that our
diplomacy is easier to conduct.
That is not just an expression of our strength. It's a
measure of our wisdom."

Yes, finally some gets it right. "Diplomacy" is away for "left" wings to keep a eye closed on the genocides that Arabic governments commit. As long as these "left" wings don’t see it on their TV the don’t care. America was in war with Islamic fanatics long before 9/11. Islamic fanatics and
pan-Arabic governments have been creating hate against the Americans for centuries now.

Why Kurds are proud of its Peshmerga

2004-08-30T11:26:00.000-07:00

We have lived with violence for hundreds of years, from the Romans, Ottomans to the Iraqi army, the Iranians. The Arab Iraqi regime tried its best with chemical attacks, ethnic cleansing, murder, torture, kidnappings and any other thing that you can imagine.

We still stand here today, proud to be sons and daughters of Medya, of Kurdistan.

I was once witnessed a fire fight between the Kurdish Peshmerga and the Iraqi Arab police and Baath force. Not even Oliver Stone could create such heroes that I saw that day.

In 1992 after a peace deal between the Peshmerga and Iraqi force the south Kurdistan was under the control of the Iraqi government but the Peshmerga wore allowed to move freely in our cities.

A few weeks later, me and my buddies went down town to shoot some pool at a local pool place on the second floor of a small mall just in front of the government building..

As we played pool, my friend Aram was just about to win a huge bet with a very fat guy, we started to hear children on the street shouting “Biji Kurdistan”. The kids wore from poor families, judging from the clothes. The oldest of them was probably 16 years old. The small demonstration of not more than 100 kids was about to head to the government building.

The goverment building I was talking about

From the pool place, we and the entire guests from the pool place saw five police officers come out the police building which was in front of the government building. The cowered bastards started to shoot right through the demonstration. I saw at least two kids fall down to the ground. Everyone from the pool place wore in shock I think, we stood still and couldn’t believe our eyes. Our silence was brooked by a bullet aimed at us but hit the roof through the window. The impact created a white dust from the roof and in the same second every one was on the ground.

I found myself under the pool behind the fat guy, who seemed to be just lying down, in a very cool manner. I started to laugh for myself. He looked so relaxed.

We rushed to the exit door and looked down to the ground floor and saw five kids shoot dead on the floor in a pale of blood with a trace of blood from their small bodies to the front door. People wore helping each other; it was like seeing a drill in first aid.

I also saw a young man with his wife whom I saw down town less than a hour ago. The couple wore dressed fine (a typical sign of newly weed couples). The young man was shot in the stomach; they say it hurts the most. His wife was hysterical and crying holding his head in her arms. Her dress was covered in blood. I wonder if he ever survived the bullet.

People started to panic, screaming, I suggested we run down stairs and run from the exit door on the ground floor, which means we had to cross the fire line.

Actually I was so scared I wanted to go back and take cover behind the fat guy under the pool table until it is all over. But we wore convinced that the policemen and soldiers would come to get us when they wore done killing everyone on the street.

My friend Sherzad screamed:
“We are not going to die! We are not getting killed! Look people are going to the top roof, lets go!”

We ran to the stairs to the roof.

Holy crap! There was a line to “jump” to next building. People wore jumping from one building to the other building. No way man! I hate heights.! Besides jumping 1,4 – 2 meters from a three floor building didn’t sound that well.

I think they all agreed to get the hell out the roof top before we break our back.

I, Sherzad, Aram started to discuss and decided to take the exit door on the ground floor. We decide to do it running, but we had to take a look outside before we started our race for life.

As I looked outside from the window. Now more than a hundred policemen and Iraqi soldiers stood in front of the police house and the government building shooting at any people they saw. They even shot tear gases. The streets wore covered with white smoke.

In the middle of this chaos a black pickup full with Peshmerga fighters drove right at the policemen and soldiers. One man stood on the back of the pickup, with a huge BKC (some kind of huge machine gun).

BANG BANG BANG !!! BOOOM BOOM!!!

Hell was now broken and the Kurdish Peshmerga was on the mission of ass kicking. I wanted to see these brave men, that wore truly a Pesh Merga (those who face death). Yes, they did that day.

Sherzad grabbed my arms and screamed: “Let’s go, let’s go”.

We looked at each other and we knew that in 5 minutes one of us or all of us would probably get a bullet in the head or back, but we had to take our chances.

“Now! Now! Now! Run like HELL!!” Said Aram…

“Wait! wait before we run, please if I don’t make it tell my dad that I am sorry for everything” I said to my friends.

“Yeah, yeah… now let’s go” The both replied.

We ran like hell, down one stairs, down two stairs on the ground floor. Run to the exit door, as I set my foot on the street I heard

“BOOM, BOOM” .. was it RBG?

I don’t know if the earth was shaking or my legs. It was all surreal.

“Shhheevvv” “Sheeeev” the bullets passed our heads.

I think we all screamed like hell, we ran almost 500 meters and then we went in a small old street.

We all fell to the ground, we wore exposed to the tear gas. Our eyes wore all bloody. An old friend of mine just showed up right there with water to wash my eyes. I never knew where this guy lived, now I was standing in front of his house.

“What is going on!?” he asked us.

“We started to tell the story, as we kept on washing our face”.

“Wait a minute I’ll be back” .. he went inside came back with hand granites, a brand new klashinkov, a silver pistol.

“Ahmed, when did you joined the Peshmerga?” I asked him.

“I never did, these are my own, I have just saved them for a day like this.” He said

“Dachim dakyikyan da gem” (translated: I going to fuck their moms”). This was his last words from Ahmed I heard.

We went home, and decide to not to tell our parents or other friends about our experience. I guess we wanted to forget how close we wore to death.

A week later we went back to the pool, and saw the same gang there. The fat guy was in the pool all the time. Almost 48 hours!

Others who didn’t got out of there said that they wore all in camped inside the mall. They didn’t slept for a hour for 48 hours. The fight was so huge that the thought they wore going to get killed any time.

That day (I could be wrong) 3 Peshmerga died and about 40+ of the enemies died. Ahmed had used all his ammos, and granites that day. He went back home the same day, and did the same thing the day after.

After that fight, the police house was burned downed, the Iraqi force wore moved out from down town. And demonstrations wore held free again.

God Bless our Peshmerga

The guy on left has the same machinegun I saw on the back of the pickup. I think it is called BKC.

Can USA not screw the Kurds for once?

2004-08-26T19:47:00.000-07:00

Who is calling the shots in Iraq? Muqtada al-Sadr or Al-Sistani? How long will the Kurdish penitence will hold on?

Immunity, political power, and money is what al-Sadr gets for his murdering of Iraqis and Americans. The Kurds on the other hand have been fighting for democracy and human rights for 70 years now and still we haven’t received the political power that we earn. Now the Kurds are getting more impenitence with the Americans lack of support.

Everyday I meet people and the topic is pretty the same. Al-Sadr, Americans, and the lack of support from them.

What dose this new al-Sadr factor means? That everyone that revolts against the government and kill Americans gets what they want? Dose it mean that violence is the answer?

Will al-Sadr be our next president? Our next Saddam? Thoughts like that makes me wish for a civil war!

Why cannot just the USA make it’s policy clear for the Kurds? When will the USA finally realize that there is only ONE people that supports them and their values for democracy and freedom!

If nothing happens in the near future I am sure that the Kurds will be probably organizing demonstrations to get the Americans out so we can start our true liberation.

I am sure that no Kurd will ever attack an American, but there is no doubt in my mind that the Kurdish “gratefulness” is about to end.

Dr. Condolezza Rice, the United States National Security Advisor made remarks about Kurds in the “Turkey” north Kurdistan. Calling our brother for terrorists and leaving out the thousands the Turks have killed and the 2 million Kurdish refugees that wore forced to leave their villages when the military destroyed their homes and threatened to kill them if they didn’t join the JASH force against the Kurds. Her comments made me so mad, it was truly hypocrisy at it’s glance. When will the USA understand that the Kurds still have their dream for a united and independent Kurdistan?
Read: http://www.kurdmedia.com/reports.asp?id=2147

Top 10 worst business ideas in Iraq

2004-08-22T18:34:00.000-07:00

Just a small guide for all western businessmen that wants to make money:

10. Sauna
Every time we bath it’s like a bloody sauna here. So who needs a sauna here?

9. Tan machines
Heheh, it sounds so funny.

8. Dogs, cats as pets
Forget it, no one here wants animals as pets. Many Muslims consider dogs as dirty.

7. Jewish books
They probably will burn them just in the border.

6. Gay Magazines
I am sure there are many guys in Iraq, but hardly any of them would go out and buy a magazine.

5. Hard Rock music albums
I think the Hard Rock, Metal music dose sell here. What do you think?

4. Bikinis
Yeah sure. The day we see girls in bikinis is the day when people listen to metallic music rather than Quran.

3. Strings - T-thong
Although lovely thing to see a women in. I hardly believe that they would put it on. It hasn’t hit the peoples mind yet.

2. Condoms
If you think people are shy to ask for condoms in the west? People here are even shy to talk about sex even after they get married.

1. Pork
You have to be idiot to import pork to Iraq. Come on!

A song for all Islamic terrorists

2004-08-18T17:18:00.000-07:00

Last night I and my wife had a huge argue over my job. She thinks I spend way too much time with my job. I admit, I am a genuine capitalist and a workaholic. If there is any business that has money in it, count me in no matter where it is, or how it is.

Well, she used the silent treatment on me and as usually she submitted her complaint to my mom. Mom called me and “washed me” in Kurdish meaning it means that she start nagging and calling me names non-stop. What’s it called? The 3rd degree in English? Anyways she was rapping like 50 cent against Ja Rule. “You are a dumb dumb man, she is worthy a real man of man …”. Oh, moms!

Anyways, I regret it a lot. So I cooked wok a la Kurdish food before she came home.
She saw the almost wok a lá Kurdish food on the table with candles and fresh garden roses. Not so impressed she went to our bedroom and locked the door behind. By the way I love Asian food like Indian, Tai. My friends from Europe bring me always Asian cookbooks and good quality Soya when they come to visit.

Like a lonely dog, I stand behind the door begging for forgiveness. I know what you thinking, but you have to see my wife to understand why I humiliated myself like that.

She did not respond.

Finally, I start singing “Can´t Take My Eyes Off Of You” song by Frankie Vali. I have the most terrifying voice on this planet, and I don’t even sing.

“You're just too good to be true,
can't take my eyes off of you
You'd be like heaven to touch,
I wanna hold you so much
At long last love has arrived,
and I thank God I'm alive
You're just too good to be true,
can't take my eyes off of you”

I sang it so bad, I am sure that God would give a prominent job in hell to torture the sinners there with my singing. That’s all I can sing from that song, but my so called charm worked. She came out and gave me a hug and she me made me to promise not to sing to her any more.

As we eat my miserable Kurdish wok, I heard more bad news about Al-Sadr and a dumb ass Kurdish Islamist that is in jail in USA accused of terrorism.

Then, I started to think about them and come up with this song:

“You’re just too bad to be real,
can’t stop hating you too much
You’d belike a pig to punch,
I wanna kick you so much.
At long last USA has arrived,
And I thank Bush he’s alive
You’re just too bad to be real,
can’t stop hateing you too much”

If you are an Al-Sadr fan and reading this (I hardly doubt that you people can read or even now what Internet is). Please come to down town Hawler, Kurdistan so me and my buddies can throw a welcome party for you guys. Who knows? Maybe you guys are more close to heaven (hell) than you think? We Kurds are such helpful people for people like you.
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UPDATE ON THIS BLOG:
Thanks for nice comments, they made me smile. Alot, sorry for all the grammar errors and spellings. I sometimes use Word spelling check and it changes words and stuff. But I will try to check for errors more often.
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Good terrorists and bad terrorists

2004-08-16T19:49:00.000-07:00

The PKK is often called a “Marxist extremist terrorist organization”. Nelson Mendala was a leftist terrorist is he called a terrorist today?

1. The PKK being a left oriented organization has given the Turkish side a few extra points on the American chart. The fact is that almost all new movements in the Middle East in the 60’s into the 80’s wore in fact left oriented hence the Soviet support and influence in the region. Even the KDP now one of the best American ally was in fact a Marxist organization for a long period.

2. Left or Right who cares besides USA?
There is a hug gap in the political ideology in Kurdish parties. Let’s say the PKK was a right wing would it matter?

When it comes to left or right, there are very little difference when you don’t have a country to rule in. The all share one common genuine ideology and that is (was) a independent united Kurdistan, without that we are just men with guns.

You western people must rethink how politics work in the Middle East, it dose go by the Western standards that you have been used to. People don’t join PKK because they believe in Lenin or Marxism, the join to liberate their country, resist a state that destroys their homes, villages and murder and torture their families. Political ideology comes second or never.

3. Look the statistics

The PKK has
5000 guerrilla fighters on Kurdish soil
2000 agents in Turkey
200 000 active members
5000 0000 supports at least
50 sister political parties in Turkey, Iraq, Iran
50 Newspapers
20 + Websites
2 global TV-channels

If you look at the PKK organization so the PKK is not about some “hundred” terrorists that want to kill Turks. The organization is so deep and has more cultural or peaceful activities than political.

4. If you define an organization as terrorists, you must look at their objectives first. The PKK dose not say that they want to blow up civilians, they don’t say that they hate democracy, they don’t say that they want behead Turks.

The PKK is there because it wants human rights in Turkey. If there wore human rights in Turkey there would be no PKK.

5. Don’t mix human rights and minority rights
You can have every human rights you want. But when the government ignores you as a minority it is then we see even worse injustice politically speaking.

It is easy, you build 200 schools in a Turkish city and you build 20 schools in a Kurdish city. There are no “human rights” violations here.

6. The PKK breaks apart
Yes, there is a new Kurdish party formed in Kurdistan. I have no comment on the issue because I am still waiting for their political program. But it seems that they don’t want to use “violence” tactics anymore.

The PKK is (was) the most democratic well formed Kurdish organization in the World. For the support of its leader Abdullah Öcalan a half of million Kurds gathered in Berlin a couple of years ago, but since then the support for Öcalan has been weaker for every day. Maybe dude to the great Turkish propaganda machine or due to lack of effectiveness in the organization.

Any PKK Peshmerga is welcomed in my home, I would support them with every thing I have. But if we do actually manage to create a unified and independent free Kurdistan and no more battles to win. Then I would never vote for the PKK in a million years. Do you understand what I mean?

7. The “Iraqi president” vows to crack down on Kurdish “terrorists”
Shouldn’t this guy worry about Al-Sadr, the REAL terrorists? I mean Al-Sadr is the one that has threatened Iraq and to put a bullet in his forehead, right? What he hell is he doing in Turkey any ways and leaving this Al-Sadr crap on the Americans? Was it tactic? So when they kill Al-Sadr, he would look like he wasn’t there? Will they kill this fat ignorant bastard wanna-be Tony Al-Montana? I hope they do, for all the lives they have taken both Iraqis and Americans.

I really got pissed off when I heard the news, but I have to keep remind myself what this is all about. Doing “politics” here is like prostitution, they sell themselves and then forget about what they did last night.

Besides the Turkish propaganda machine is a top of art. The way they portray every visit, interview, or any issue is carefully planed and well formatted. The Kurdish “Hawk” group that has taken responsibility for latest bombs is a joke; nobody knows where they come from. Many PKK personals that I have talked to told me that it is a bunch of feed up Kurdish teenagers probably wanting some attention. Could be wrong could be right.

What is the next step? crack on KDPI (Kurdistan Democratic Party Iran) ? Hell no, if they do take action against our brothers in the North, or East. You bet we will organize demonstrations.

Anyways, the same time the "Iraqi" goverment is promising our enimies to kill our brothers in the north. They offer Al-Sadr that thinks democracy is a Jewish "formula" to controll the world a political party and seats at the conference. After that he killed so many people. Yet, an other sign of Arab racist gorverment that wants to take of it's own and weaken the Kurds.

And our not so bright leaders are a suckar for believing in lies.

If you thank Al-Jazzera is not worth trusting, I suggest that the Turkish “Press” is not worth trusting at all.

Iran missiles and Al-Sadr ass kicking

2004-08-15T21:50:00.000-07:00

What now? Al-Sadr and his murders are doing it again, showing how “tuff” and “heroic” they are. Sometimes I think it’s all about macho BS. But it’s not that simple. Iran has a big finger in all of it.

Iran threatens USA and Israel claiming that they have missiles that can hit Israel. Well, well the article was sent around over the Internet among Kurds with comments:

“dude read the article, maybe Iran is next”
“hahahah.. these guys are begging for some ass kicking”
“Oh my God, I hope USA supports the Kurds against Iran”

How dumb can they be? Saddam tried to play tuff, and threatens USA, what happened to him, ha? Didn’t Israel bombed a Iraqi nuclear factory back in the 80’s? It was the French that was to build it for Saddam. Guess they lost a lot of money.

Will Israel tolerate this from Iran? I wonder what the Anti-War movement would say about that?

Surely, the USA knows that Iran is behind the massive support for Al-Sadr. Knowing that, the Iran uses the same tactic that the USA dose, namely supporting other groups to fight the USA army. Do you see any dej ja vu here?

Let me remind you, the cold war. Yes, the cold war is over and now the it is the “terrorist war” in true Tomas Friedman spirit.

The USA must support the Kurdish resistance groups in Iran and East Kurdistan to take down the source of all fanatic Islamists. It would not cost that much compared of how much a bomb or to would cost to hit minor sites in Iran. The eastern Kurdistan parties need support, massive support.

Back to Al-Sadr, if you are one of his supports please tell your leader to drop dead. I really want to live in country where we can move safely, build our airports so I don’t have to go throw Turkey and take shit every time from Turkish barbaric soldiers.

I am kinda down right now; I cannot write much and what I write seems lam. I hope you few visitors understand.

Break up Iraq says Shiaa leaders

2004-08-12T09:05:00.000-07:00

According to www.rediff.com:

“Basra
Deputy Governor Salam Uda al-Maliki says he plans to announce the separation of
some Iraqi southern governorates from the rest of the country, claiming the
interim Iraqi government was responsible for the clashes in Najaf, according to
Al Jazeera, the news organization based in the Middle East.”

Finally the Shiaa wants their independence. You can not have the same laws for the whole country. This is not a Western culture, here people are very religious. I doubt that the Shiaa leader wants Kurdish laws oppesed on them.

In fact here in south Kurdistan, the KRG have “changed” many laws practically the laws that concern women. There has been a strong lobby in Kurdistan for human rights. One example is the removal of the “Honour killings of women” law that can sentence a man to only 6 months in jail for killing a female family member. We have along way to go, but damn it we will do everything to better and better.

Let the Shiaa live by their own laws and culture. The oil in Basra should be more enough to run their state in the south for another 50 years.

Who is responsible for the violence in Iraq?

2004-08-09T19:17:00.000-07:00

I promise to make this article short.

There will always be forces in Iraq that do not want to accept the mainstream desire for peace and democracy in Iraq. There is the fanatic Islamic forces, there is also the Saudi, Iranian, Turkish, Syrian and Al-Qadia connections that benefit in one way or the other in chaos and violence in Iraq.

The fanatic Islamists
The fanatic Islamists, mainly Al-Sadr militia are extremely determine to implement the hard line Islamic law into the Iraqi society, a move that could create even more chaos. If we kill 10 Al-Sadr militiamen 20 more will take their place. Soon it would create a pyramid effect, the more “martyrs” we create for them the more powerful they become. Where do they get the recourses to create such organizations and get hold on wepons? Could it be Iran? We know for a fact that Iran has a major influence in Najaf politics. Thousands of Iranians are visiting the holly city of Najaf, there is a mighty religious solidarity between the Shiaa’s of Iraq and the Iranians.

Saudi
The Wahabi movement in Saudi Aribian start in Iraq in the early 90’s in south Kurdistan (North Iraq). The government of Saudi invested millions of dollars on charity organizations, institutions, media companies, and not the least building mosques every where. The Kurds, being so naive as we are did not (still doesn’t understand) what major impacts it will have on our culture, social life etc. I guess as long as the dollars comes in, the politicians don’t care. Well, now 10 years later and you see how extreme people have become in Hawler. Despite a major development in culture, science, and economy, you can hardly spot a woman without her “Hijab”. It’s getting ridiculous.

The Wahabi movement in south Kurdistan (North Iraq) is mostly controlled by Turkmen, whom have “converted” to the Wahabi.

Iranian
Just as I explained with the Al-Sadr militia, the Iranins are probably having a pavolon effect when it comes to Iraq’s holy city. They will support any group, Al-Sadr or not, that is willing to fight the new Iraqi government. You would probably here about bombs exploding by terrorists, assassinations, and what ever 10 years from now too.

Turkish connection
Several Turkish officers have been captured for planning to assassinate Kurdish leaders in the past in Kerkuk and Mosal area. (Over 40 Kurdish leaders, high officials, businessmen have already been assassinated by “unknown” groups). The Turks don’t care about anything in Iraq, as long as the Kurds don’t get the power and wealth of oil. The Turks are behaving like the big fat kid that bulls everyone in school, that doesn’t want to see any Kurds succeeding in their society. So they support the Turkmen with money, Intel, and any other thing that can use the Turkmen’s against the Kurds.

Continues later

Michael Rubin and his Turkish lies

2004-08-05T21:13:00.001-07:00

Mr Micheal Rubin published an article called "The PKK factor", the quotes text are directly copied from his article.

“We stopped. Ten armed guards got out of our vehicles. Two walked down to meet
the PKK fighters. A few minutes later they returned. "It's no problem. They
wanted to know where we were going," one of my guards said. "They don't bother
people more heavily armed than they are."

Gee, I wonder why these terrorists didn’t kill them? They face Nato’s second largest army everyday and face death everyday but now they are frightened by five SUVs? Give a break!

“The PKK occupies homes and farms, extorts illegal taxes, and metes out summary
justice to those who do not comply. On occasion, the PKK mines roads. In a
region where adults and children pile into the back of pick-up trucks for
transportation, carnage from PKK mines can be immense.”

Lies, Lies, lies. There was indeed a civil war between PKK and KDP which was in alliance with the Turks in change for money. In fact, there was a price head on PKK fighters at one time. KDP hooligans gathered rallies to “fetch some PKK fighter”. It was disgusting, demoralizing and the KDP, a traitor in Kurdish history for their killings on PKK fighters.

Later KDP found out that the Turks don’t consider them less “terrorist” when they stayed in south Kurdistan with about 10 000 soldiers (that still are stationed there). Since then the KDP repeal has asked the Turkish army to move back, but failed to get any response. Actually, many Kurds wore killed by Turkish shell bombs near the border. Oh yes, the also threatened to invade south Kurdistan and the KDP was not that very happy. In Homer Simpson spirit, Duhhhh…

“PKK members also sabotaged bridges, cutting off villagers from their fields and
disrupting the local economy. No matter how poor were Masud Barzani's Kurdistan
Democratic party and Jalal Talabani's Patriotic Union of Kurdistan at their
nadir, neither cultivated nor smuggled drugs. The same is not true of the PKK,
which facilitates drug smuggling from Iran through Iraq and Turkey and into
Europe.”

I was there, we saw photos and propaganda images of “PKK attacks” on the KDP controlled TV, but I never witnessed a living that indeed saw a PKK fighter! I have many relatives in the villages in Rania, and other areas near by. Actually many south Kurdistanis (Iraqi Kurds) wore PKK supporters. Today if you take a look at most PKK organizations and sister organizations there are many Kurds from Rania, Rawanduz and Sulyamania.

I am not saying that there wore no conflicts between the PKK and some villagers, but it was only a few! No child murdering PKK monsters and other crap that the KDP wanted to give the public to justify how they became traitors, or Turkish Jash against the Kurdish course.

Funny this Rubin claiming that the PUK and the KDP are poor. Please, take a look at their business, houses, companies, hotels, stores, restaurants, they control the economy. Damn, I am a businessman, you can hardly do “huge” business without giving the KDP and PUK a share. And you Americans complain about TAXs, you should try our shoes.

“The PKK's most bloody legacy is in Turkey. In the mid-1980s, the PKK initiated
a violent campaign responsible for over 30,000 deaths in Turkey. The PKK raided
villages and executed civilians. More Kurdish civilians died at the hands of the
PKK than at the hands of the Turkish army.”

What a ignorant bastard! Sorry, I cannot take such lies! I am angered.
Turkey ruined, burned and destroyed over 4000 villages! About half of million Kurds from north Kurdistan (Turkey) left their homes from 1975 to 1995 to Europe! Gee, I wonder why?

PKK did indeed killed villagers, by the way was is the penalty of treason in the USA? Is it not the death penalty? Well guess what, these villagers that Rubin calls “civilians” wore actually gendarmes, mobsters, villains, and tribal families that gets paid to “guard” the area and hunt down PKK fighters, spying on pro-Kurdish activities, full immunity for crimes, steeling and etc.
These gendarmes, wore worse than the Turks themselves. The toruted people, raped, and took prorties from pro-Kurdish families.
http://eagle.westnet.gr/~cgian/villages.htm http://www.ihd.org.tr/repspec/omctihd/annex1.htm

“On July 18, 2004, I ducked into a teahouse in Konya, a large town in
south-central Turkey. With no empty tables, I joined a middle-aged man reading a
newspaper. Originally from Bursa, he had trained as a schoolteacher. Upon
graduation, the Turkish government sought to assign him to Mardin, a largely
Kurdish town in southeastern Turkey. But the PKK had begun executing
schoolteachers (whom they called state collaborators), and so he, as with of his
classmates, refused to take their positions. The Turkish economy and education
system suffered; southeastern Turkey continues to lag behind the rest of the
state.”

Well, Mr Yale got some nice sources! A old-man at a teahouse! Wow!
Guess what Mr Rubin, there are fascists, Kemalists and anti-PKK Kurds that hate everything about PKK and they too like to drink tee at teahouses. So did Mr Rubin asked a pro-Kurdish Kurd about this? Nope.

Turkey has in the past several times, used gendarmes to portray “PKK” wearing their cloths and shouting pro-Kurdish and then killing teachers and pro-Kurdish activities. Many gendarmes have relatives in the PSK (Socialist Party Kurdistan) which is a revival (envy) small political party.

Read this:
“The conditions under which they are able to return to their native villages, however, is a subject of controversy. Only those willing to sign a government form stating that their village was attacked by terrorists - synonymous in Turkey with the PKK - are allowed to return, human rights organizations and Kurdish political parties claim.” from: http://csmonitor.com/2003/0403/p09s01-woeu.html and see other links
http://www.diaspora-net.org/Turkey/hrcourt_kurd.html
http://www.thebulletin.org/issues/1999/ma99/ma99mckiernan.html

“I spent August 2000 in Diyarbakir, the largest town in south-eastern Turkey,
waiting for permission to cross into northern Iraq. Diyarbakir was emerging from
years of terrorism and insurgency. Hotels were empty and streets deserted at
night. Taking a public bus to Van, seven hours away near the Iranian border,
police stopped us more than a dozen times to check identity cards and bags, and
to make sure there were no PKK among us.”

Gee, could it be that there was a curfew or a 15-year state of emergency just being lifted? Could it be that the Kurdish cities receives very little governmental support? Gee.. could it be that the Turks not developing the area so the Kurds stay in misery hence not letting them in power in the society? What do they teach in Yale?

“On July 4, 2003, U.S. forces in Sulaymaniyah detained a Turkish commando force
operating illegally in Iraq. Turkish authorities leaked the incident to the
press. U.S. officials say that the Turkish commandoes had in their possession
documents indicating that they sought to assassinate a Kirkuk political figure;
Turkish authorities deny this.”

Yes, Mr Rubin. Turkey is good at these operations. But Mr Rubin is very egger to write “Turkish authorities deny this” BS. Why did he not bother asking the pro-Kurds them? Come on!

“As we continued on from the de facto PKK checkpoint, we could see from the
roadside a well-tended PKK graveyard and also a permanent PKK compound under
camouflage, mesh netting. Twice rounding bends beneath high bluffs, we saw
automatic weapon-toting PKK fighters over looking the road.”

What is wrong with a graveyard for martyrs? Is it not allowed for Kurds in their own land? These true freedom fighters die in battle with a barbaric army that you country provides weapon are not allowed to have their grave in their homeland? What is wrong with this issue?

“Local farmers would complain about the PKK, which extorts taxes and seizes land
and property. "All of us know where the PKK is. Any of us could point out where
they are, if the U.S. army asked," one old farmer said.”

Give me a B, give me a S.

“...was a sentiment that was expressed by various elders in different villages.
Karim Khan Bradosti, the tribal leader in the area, has repeatedly offered
assistance and cooperation to American forces in the fight against the PKK.”

Karim Khan Bradosti, a local mobster family that lives rich on dirty affairs and creating small tribal armies to control large villages and gain wealth and money. Another great Rubin source! Did they not teach to check sources? Mr Rubin, please check out my sources Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, what the heck check even for your pro-Turkish State Department to find out more about your pals at the Turkish army.

“Nearly 3,000 Americans would be alive today had the Clinton administration not
left unaddressed a vacuum in Afghanistan. Our impotence toward the PKK threatens
to undermine our credibility not only in Turkey, but also in our fight against
terrorists and states like Lebanon which provide them safe haven. With regard to
the PKK, the stakes are higher. Not only is the president's credibility on the
line, but so too is a 50-year partnership with one of our most valuable allies.”

Is this an other liberal democrat that wants to take shoots at Bush by using the Kurdish course? Blaming the victims? Denying the truth about Turkey’s sickness? What a bastard! Pardon me.
Summery: Mr Rubin’s profile states this: Political adviser, Coalition Provisional Authority (Baghdad), 2003-2004 No wonder why we wore screwed by the Americans over the TAL. With this anti-Kurd we don’t need any fascist Turks as advisors.

Get this fact straight. I love the American people, for their nationalism and patriotism but mostly for their belief in freedom. If the USA attacks the PKK hell will break out in south Kurdistan (north Iraq).

The KDP and PUK know better. If they let Turkey and USA destroy the PKK then Turkey will become even more powerful and making them more weaker.

The PKK has supporters in Iran, Syrian, Iraq and Turkey, making it the largaest political Kurdish party in the World. And over 100 000 members living in Europe. By attacking them just to make a barbaric ally happy is not worth of making 20 or so millions Kurdish enemies.

Not mentioning all the anti-American Muslims that will laugh at me for the rest of my life, right? :(

Mr Rubins knows that too, he cannot be that dumb? He must know the crimes of the Turkish army, right? I mean all those years at Yale must have learned him some thing about the TRUTH................................

God Bless Kurdistan, and the USA ...May we always be friends... since we share the passion for freedom...

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I will be off for a busniess trip, will be back soon to write more..

The Barbaric Turkish Army beheads Kurds

2004-08-05T13:16:00.000-07:00

The first image of Turkish soldiers holding heads of Kurds wore published a decade ago. Now again we see how the barbaric Turkish army executes and beheads Kurds.

Many Kurdish Peshmerga (Kurdish Freedom fighters) that are captured gets tortured before getting killed. They cut off ears, fingers and other barbaric behaviour and then they shoot their limbs and then their stomach and leave them to bleed to death.

See images (Too graphic to put them online)

Female Peshmergas that are captured gets raped by a gang of Turks, and then killed. It is disgusting. I don’t have the source anymore, but I am sure it is out there, a high Turkish official commented the rapes as “our guys are young, and they need some fun”.

Why Turkey still is called a democratic country, it’s beyond me. Why there is no media coverage? Is Nato going to be silent on this issue?

I fight every day not to became a racist, I believe that we are all humans are equal, and we are born to this world to live in peace with each other. But seeing these images, and reading the human rights reports and hearing Turks calling Kurds names, I find it hard to fight it. Still we have to fight evil forces in this world without becoming one of them. We have to be better, not bitter.

Turks need a reality check, we are 20 million in “Turkey” and growing fast. You cannot repress 20 millions for 80 years without (pardon my French) hitting the fan with shit, for it will come with the Kurds in south gets more power and recourses to help our brothers and sisters in the north.

America is a symbol of hope

2004-08-03T19:52:00.000-07:00

Many argue that America has “demolished” its symbol of freedom or hope, a statement often used by left-wing Americans and Europeans. But I argue the exact opposite.

The day I heard President Bush gave the historical speech, giving Saddam and his gang 48 hours to leave Iraq, I jumped of joy. In fact, I was so excited that I started to scream so hard that my neighbours thought I was being murdered or something.

No silly UN sanctions, or “diplomatic” 10 years of soft “diplomacy”. Just 48 hours. Beautiful.

Weeks later I realized why I screamed and wept, I tossed furniture at the walls like a mad man, it was not in joy, it was not “yeah get that bustard”, it was hope. Just hope.

I never thought in a million years that I could live to see Saddam’s fall and him and his gang being hold in jails. Never!

Think of man life in prison with no hope of freedom, think of what thoughts he might have. I guess he would never think of hope or freedom, fearing it will only break him more between the walls. Well, we wore life in Saddam’s hell, like the man in prison.

We witnessed death, felt the fear, and tasted or blood, every damn day and every where. At our jobs, schools, hospitals, stores, pictures of Saddam on the wall. Spies on every street. A police and a Baath office in each small area in the city.

Think twice; think hard before you call this war unjust. It brought hope to millions of people. Many paid the highest price, both Americans and Iraqis but history will show how millions wore saved. All thanks to the brave men and women of American army.

48 hours my dear reader.

I knew it was the end of the story. That night I did not slept, the day after that I did not slept an hour. I waited for every single minute to surrender to the deadline. The American tankers racing through the desert into Basra, and finally I could feel the thing they call hope. I could not believe it. I never dared to have hope, and until then.

I never knew that hope would be such a profound thing in your life. It gives us happiness, joy, since of meaning to this life. That’s why I wept for hope.

Have you ever wept for hope?

Christens killed by Arab Islamists

2004-08-01T17:11:00.000-07:00

Christens in Iraq (Assyrians “Asori” and chaladins) are one of the most peaceful and kind people in Iraq.

In the city of Hawler, they have their own area called Ankawa. Many times I have been their and find it very pleasant and friendly people.

What strikes me most about the Assyrians in Iraq is that they don’t demand as much political power as they want, at least not publicly. Maybe they fear, being a very little minority in Iraq that they might be in great danger if politics goes bad.

Now it has happened according a the Hewal newspaper 24 of July issue, 8 Christian political parties demanded more seats in the Iraqi government from 3 % to 5 or 6 % of the total seats. According to the Assyrians themselves their numbers estimated to 750 000.

In recent days several bombings in Baghdad have targeting churches and Assyrians.

What Assyrians should do, is create a good friendship with the Kurds. I know there are many problems and issues between Assyrians and Kurds. But Kurds will never ever bomb or kill Assyrians based on their political views or religion.

There is a strong support for Assyrians within the political leadership in South Kurdistan that can be extended. If there are any friends of Kurds in Iraq today it must be the Assyrians. I hope that they realize that before it is too late.

Or maybe the Assyrians see a friendship with the Kurds as a possible threat to their “neutral” political stand that they have had for the past years.

The Kurdish leadership must protect the Assyrians from Arab Islamists that want nothing but distraction for Iraq.

Assyrians have every right to demand more politic power and more influence on the future Iraq just like the Arabs, Kurds and the Turkmen.

PART II : The upcoming civil war in Iraq

2004-08-01T12:38:00.000-07:00

PART II : The upcoming civil war in Iraq

Kurds all around the world will start organizing demonstrations and friends of Kurds will say that USA is back stabbing the Kurds.

A new decision by Washington will be made to bring back home the army. A new Iraqi army is established consisting of mostly Sunni Arabs and Kurdish “jash” (jash = traitor).

The PUF (new alliance between Kurds in South and North will gain new forces from East Kurdistan, their number will be small but still a major development for the PUF).

The PKK division will intensify their struggle by activating their agents in the major Turkish and Kurdish cities. Every day several Turkish policemen, soldiers, politicians and Kurdish Jash will be killed.

Turkey invades Zaxo and Dohuk, resulting in killing almost 1000 civilians.

A half of million Kurds take refuge in Silemani and parts of Hawler in fear of the Turkish army. Turkey gets warned by the Nato members and EU.

After 30 days Turkey creates a new zone in Kurdistan that includes the Kurdish city Zaxo and draws back the army to the new zone.

The Kurdish people demand a independent state for themselves. And the World still debates on why USA shouldn’t remove Saddam while thousands of people die in Iraq and south Kurdistan.

I guess the story ends there… for now…

One thing is for sure, I will be the first one to join the PUF if ever created. I would prefer to die for freedom and liberty for my people than in age alone on deathbed.

PART 1. The upcoming Civil war in Iraq

2004-07-28T07:00:00.000-07:00

I hope my theory is wrong, deeply I wish every word I write in this article would never happen.

The civil war in Iraq and South Kurdistan (which the mainstream media calls it North Iraq) will occur some day between March 2005 and July 2005 and last at least 4 months. At least 30 000 people will lose their life.

The war will be very bloody. Arabs against Kurds, partial Turkmen’s against Kurds, helped by secret Turkish military force. And probably Shiaa among themselves.

It is a disaster waiting to happen. Kerkuk would be the starting point of the civil war. Voting offices will take fire, politicians will start accusing each other for cheating and people will be start killing each other on the street.

The Arabs settlers in Kerkuk and the Kurds will start the first conflict, in the first round the Kurds take control of Kerkuk and many Arabs will be killed probably thousands. A “new” Turkmen force will surface and supported secretly by the Turkish military. Their attacks on Kurds will lead to the death of hundreds of Kurds.

A fantastic Mullah in Karbala announces a week later that it’s the duty of every Muslim to kill and massacre Kurds. Thousands of new Fedayin from south Iraq and other parts will gather in Kerkuk to fight the Kurds.

In the Kurdish city of Hawler, the Kurds start demonstrations calling upon the Turkmen’s and Arabs to stop the killings. Some Turkmen businesses down town get destroyed. Several Turkmen’s and Kurds get killed in days.

The USA starts a major operation to take over Kerkuk and create zones for different ethnic people. Meanwhile 10 000 Turkish soldiers are 20 KM inside Iraq creating an uncomfortable situation for the Kurds.

The Kurdish HPG force (The PKK guerrilla unit) joins the KDP and PUK to create the PUF (Peshmerga United Forces). The guerrilla operations starts and hundreds of Turkish soldiers are sent home in body bags. Turkey starts to get ready for major invasion.

The Kurdish Islamists join the PUF in exchange for more power in the future. The Kurdish Islamists sends in their first force into Kerkuk killing hundreds of Arabs and gets in conflict with the American forces, resulting in killing several Americans.

The USA starts working with Turkey to “remove illegal” forces in Iraq. The PUK and KDP get an offer to surrender their weapons. The Kurdish people in South Kurdistan start to demonstrate against the Americans. The situations becomes too much for the Americans.

Killing the Kurdish dream

2004-07-25T23:14:00.000-07:00

Along with Turkey, Iran, Syria and most part of the world our and the Kurdish so called “leaders” dose not desire a true independent Kurdistan. You would believe that the Kurdish leadership would fight for their people after so much suffering, but you are wrong. They fight only for their own prosperity and family mafia like business.

They lack the self-confidence as a leader and has no belief in their own people. The days of geruilla organization structure are over. Today they have to be successful in politics and social issues to win the support of the Kurdish people.

At a meeting with some of KDP high-profile leadership, I found out how they blamed their own people for their incompetents and political failure. They say that the people are “not ready” or they “cannot comprehend true democracy or independence” etc. Naturally wanting to come home in one piece I did not argue otherwise.

Their goal today in South Kurdistan is “autonomy” or “some autonomy”. What it means is that the KDP and PUK leadership wants to hold on the privileges that they enjoyed for the passed 12 years via smuggle oil and merchandize. The rest is just a new black Kurdish history.

We lived for the dream of an untied independent Kurdistan. Not autonomy. Not kind of autonomy. It was the people that paid the price. It was the true poor peshmerga (Kurdish soldiers) families that really give martyr to the war against Iraq. You will never find a single child of a Kurdish leader been killed in battle. They all have fancy European or American passports, they drive the finest car corrupt money can buy, they never stand in line for anything, their houses raise high with full electricity 24/7, and they buy the finest cloths. All thanks to their dads top job. Corrupt, corrupt, corrupt.

The assassination of the Kurdish dream is centralized, it comes from the top and down to the puppets of KDP and PUK; the so called “ministers. They shall go to history as the worst leaders of Kurdish history. And millions of Kurds will curse them when they fly back to their sweet villas and the large back accounts in their European Banks mean while the Kurdish people and once again left in front of the barrel of the brand new Iraqi guns.

To you leaders, and sons of the leaders and the puppets I tell you:

We will never let your kill our dream. Our brothers and sisters in Mahabad, Sina, Qamisli, Kerkuk, Amed, and ever other part of Kurdistan, shall see the rumble of South Kurdistan. Their struggle is our struggle, their dream is our dream. Biji Kurdistan!

UPDATE ON MY BLOG
1. Two Kurdish blogs have now linked to my blog. Kardo, and Sohrawardi
2. Thanks to a drear visitor I have now added a comment script. So free to comment.
3. I doing a lot of travel this week, but I will still try to find time to write.

The Kurdish Gold-digger

2004-07-21T17:06:00.000-07:00

I just saw a sports talk show with a young Kurdish gymnastic that lives in Finland. He came back to Kurdistan to teach children about gymnastics. I found him very inspirational.

What was most interesting of the program was about this university teacher, (Kurdish off course) travelled to Europe and brought back a lot of equipments. Instead of giving it to his own university he gave it to Baghdad University which is the most richest University in Iraq. Although the Kurdish University in Hawler is in really bad shape, with practically no equipments or good quality halls to train at, he decided to give all the support to Baghdad University.

Why? I will tell you why

This Kurdish Gold-digger thinks if he kisses some asses in Baghdad he could be transferred there, and maybe gets some great connections for his carrier. This Kurdish Gold-digger is an example of the lowest Kurds on this planet. I hope he gets sacked and gets a new job at the Baghdad University (that is what he wants any way).

This so called teacher should learn a thing or two from the young kid.

I heard also that a European Kurdish organization is about to be build in the near future to support Kurds around Europe to come home and help the Kurds in South Kurdistan. I hope this is true. We need all the help.

Americans & Kurds

2004-07-15T20:26:00.000-07:00

The romance began when the Saddam Hussien Statue fell from a Baghdad Square. I saw many Kurdish guerrilla fighters with Bush’s photo on their weapon, cloth and other places. USA flags wore hard to find to buy because for every Kurdish flag there had to be two USA flags.

It was thought that finally we had someone on our side that had the power to take down a tyrant like Saddam.

The young men and women of the USA army did a great job, and for those family that lost their child in war. I can only tell you that your son or daughter died for humanity.

Not for oil, not for Bush or anything else. They gave their life for humanity. Maybe many Americans don’t know what their army has accomplished. These brave people have saved many lives. A thousand? A million lives they have saved? How many lives can an angel save?

Think what would happened if Saddam ruled for 20 more years? And then his evil son Uday would take over and make Saddam look like Ghandi. Iraq is not Cuba, to ignored. Saddam’s government committed until the very last day of the war crimes against humanity by executing, torturing people on the basis of their ethnic background in the Kurdish city of Kerkuk. For Hitler it was Jews, for Saddam it was the Kurds.

The USA army put a stopped to that by removing its evil root, Saddam & Co.

My opinion and gratitude for the USA army will never change, no matter how politics turnes out. These men and women of USA army are angels, and nothing less. God bless them all, and protect those whom remain in Iraq so they can come home safely to their family. I salute you all.

Although politically the USA has once again subsided the Kurdish issue and has paid too much attention for the Turks. We are left alone with a new gang of Arab former Ba’ath a new pan Arabic nationalist. Once again we stand before history and things are not looking good.

But this time is very different. I have talked to several high ranking politicians; they all said that they are waiting for some kind of “judgement day”, the day when Iraq takes a new or old form. The Kurds are saying now, either our way or the guerrilla way. Kurds for once and all will not compromise its self-determination and political power of the Kurdish region in the sake of peace.

The state of mind before was that we will be betrayed by the Americans and blab la blab la. The next generation of Kurds refuse to be victimized politically or emotionally, we will fight back. Because we know that this is the turning point in our history. If we miss out this time, we have to wait another 70 years to get the same status we are in today.

We want to be protected by a Kurdish army, be government by a Kurdish parliament; we want our own laws that are compatible with our culture and life-style. We want to use our natural recourses for our own region. Why? Because we are feed up with Arab governments and we simply don’t trust an Arab government anymore. Would you?

Saddam and his gang must be executed

2004-07-14T08:41:00.000-07:00

Generally I am against death penalty for anyone. Europe has already abolished the death penalty while the USA still executes the death penalty in some of its states. But still I would gladly kill Saddam with my bear hands and still feel good enough to start with his other gang members too. I would make Abu Gharib prison look like kinder garden when I am done with these men.

And later that night I would sit down and eat a good Kurdish steak with French red win and smile like never before.

The death penalty must stop after the death of Saddam and his gangs, Saddam was the one whom started this “murder” culture and with him it shall be the end of it. He created the laws that put people in front of the barrel of guns, and shoot down, he too should face it.

The most proper why to execute the penalty would be the following:
On the 16 of March 2005, he should be shot dead and send it live via television so all his victims see him die. The soldiers that stand by and shoot must consist of 3 Kurds, 2 Shiites, 1 Sunni.

For his cousin Ali “Chemical”, he should be brought to Halabaja and be hanged in the center of the city where he killed more than 10 000 people (from all around areas) with chemical attacks. His feet must never toach the ground of Halabja, instead his should be carried by a machine and the put into a plastic bodybag and send him home to Tikrit when he takes his last breath of air.

For other members whom are responsible for carrying out the murders they too should be sentenced to death by hanging.

Well you probably think I am a brutal person. Well, let’s take a minute and think about this. A serial killer in the USA get sentenced to death and you see thousands of people supporting the decision. Well, what if the serial killer is a gang that kills a half of million people? How many Americans would call for the death penalty then?

On the issue of Saddam’s trail
Calling for a “fair” trail of Saddam Hussien just an other tool for left-wing westerns and anti-Americans who want to demoralize the course and to show the world how “unfair” the USA is.

They should call for an “open” trail, and the facts about Russia, China, France, Germany and many other left-wing countries military supported Saddam should come out.

Unfair or fair trail, the facts of what his man did must be acknowledged and shown to the west-blind-peace-anti-war people so the can have nightmares about the crimes this man committed against his people and the Kurds. And MAYBE they could just feel a bit guilty about defending him by calling him worse than Bush.

Saddam’s lawyers that are paid by Ba’ath murders via a cover up “organization” from Jordan. Some are there to take some of some piece of the billions of dollars that Saddam’s daughters have saved from the gang money. What stupid man gave them the liberty to take refugee to Jordan (was it the stupid Talabani?).

Kurdish leader doesn’t want death penalty for Saddam

2004-07-13T19:01:00.000-07:00

Yes, the one and only PUK leader. Jalal Talabani speaks. I really don’t know why he still has his job. The funniest part is that Kurds in south Kurdistan didn’t even know about this.

Trying to save Saddam’s life, to win some “western” points is political suicide. The funniest part is that on his political party TV they talked about this. Jalal Talabani is a lawyer and this making it more wired.

“A lawyer should not talk about what sentence Saddam should receive” said one person on the studio. Yes, it is not in place for lawyer-leader-Kurdish to talk about “not sentencing Saddam to death”.

Get a grip Jalal Talabani. If you are one of his sons, please tell your dad to shut up when he doesn’t know what he is talking about.

If there is one good thing about this, it is that freedom of speech is working.
The KurdSat sattlite channel is owned and driven by PUK party, and still guests criticize the leader.

Go KurdSat Go!

Anti-war people worried about Saddam’s trail

2004-07-12T18:11:00.000-07:00

I have respect for pacifists and anti-war people; after all they are just trying to save lives.

Not going into the Iraq war discussion, (we know that we cannot reach a conclusion). I am truly surprised to read many comments on websites and newspaper where people writing about the trail and calling it unfair. Unfair trail?

I think it is wrong to think of the trail as “unfair” or not. I mean, if it is a fair trail he will still recive the maximal penalty. If it is unfair he still will recive the same penalty.

Let me tell you about “unfair” trails. People in Turkey are jailed because they named their children with Kurdish names. Students put out of school and universities and jailed for years because they demanded their basic human rights.

It’s an unfair trail when Kurdish politicians are excuted by Iranian agents, or sencted to jail for years and years.

It’s an unfair trail when children are put to jail because they demonstrate against the Syrian government.

That’s an unfair trail. Before you defend and worry for Saddam’s trail, take a good look at the mirror and be sure that you are looking at a hypocrite.

You have to be a victim to realize and grasp the true nature of living under a tyrant that controls every part of your life. I petty you pacifists and anti-war people.

By the way, in South Sudan 30 000 people wore slaughtered by Arab militias with the help of the Sudan government. Keep me posted on the demonstrations that you guys will be holding against the Sudan government. … (ya, sure right!)

Shler Amin - a victim of KDP and PUK

2004-07-12T08:33:00.000-07:00

Shler Amin Mohammed was 13 years old when some ”known” PUK leaders convinced her to carry TNT on her body to blow up KDP members in 1998. At that time the KDP and the PUK wore trying their best to kill each other and made south Kurdistan to a living hell.

Shler never blow her self up. Naturally, a 13 old child would be afraid to blow up people. Instead she gave up and turned her self to the KDP.

She was put to jail without trail for 3 years. And after 3 years she got her trail and the judge gave 6 years in prison but of course the KDP judge didn’t want to include the 3 years she already spent in the jail.

She still is in jail. After 6 years! She suffers from deep depression and has asked for medical care for years but without any response from the KDP.

Shler Amin Mohammed was a child, a victim of the dirty and shameful bloody conflict between the KDP and PUK. She should be released now. She has paid a huge price. The PUK cowardly wanted to use a child for the dirty war, and the KDP being so unfair and cruel.

Free Shler !

Sorce:
http://www.svd.se/dynamiskt/utrikes/did_7818026.asp

The new Middle Eastern Stripper - Jala Talabani

2004-07-11T11:41:00.000-07:00

Yet agin has one of our “great” leaders gone to Turkey to suck up to the Turks, and play important.

I am a shamed of him, I would probably slap him like a bitch if I meet him.

See:
Talabani negotiates the status of Kerkuk with Turkey
http://www.kurdmedia.com/news.asp?id=5239

He probably thinks he is a genies diplomant but Jalal Talabani is known to have a big moth and talks without thinking sometimes.

On his puppet visit to Turkey, he also dished the PKK and praised Turkey as democratic country. “You big fat shit head” was my first reaction to the news. Turkey a democratic country? Then I realized that this was Talabani we wore talking about. He says the same to Iranians, Syrians too.

He is like bitch stripper that dances with words and create moth drilling effects on the guests, in this case our worse enemies.

To my Kurdish brothers and sisters from North Kurdistan, I apologize on the behalf of our non elected shameful pathetic PUK leader Jalal Talabani. I promise to campaign against him by supporting any true Kurdish organisation/leader that believes in Kurdistan and the Kurdish course (that excludes the KDP off course) in the coming elections.

What the hell dose these Turks want? What do they care if we became a super power or not? What do they care if one part of Kurdistan becomes richer than Turkey?

As the second largest military power Nato member, Turkey still fears Kurds, I guess we are their biggest threat. Hey yaw Turks, buuu... we want human rights.. buu..

My name is Kardox

2004-07-11T11:31:00.000-07:00

Kurd comes from the word Kardox (carduchi) a word used in many history books describing my people.

This blogg will describe my view of the Kurdish or Middle East issue. You can hate me or love me for my writing, I surely don't care.