Kurdistan forces are liberating Western Kurdistan

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An Arabic site has published a news that, Peshmerga forces of Kurdistan government are fighting in Halab along side the FSA.

http://knewsdaily.org/Direje.aspx?Jimare=2682

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kr_0gm1EwjE&feature=player_embedded&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1   

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http://ciwanekurd.net/index.php/2012-02 ... 0-10-40-35

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A delegation from North Kurdistan will visit Western kurdistan



http://www.nrttv.com/dreje.aspx?jimare=19571

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTccj3- ... _embedded#!

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statements by the head of FSA threatening Kurds & promise to get back all Kurdish areas after Assad

in response to this

"FSA spokesman: Riyadh Al-As'ad does not not represent the FSA, but himself."

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Thoughts on the Ethno-Territorial Demands of Kurdish Political Groups

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/mec/2012/07/30/t ... al-groups/

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Last night's demonstration in Amûdê,Dêrîka Hemko,Seri Kane,Efrîn,Kobani,Heseke,Qamişlo and Derbassyie #TwitterKurds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt4IW2y0hT8&feature=player_embedded&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1   

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaLK7mKgKNk&feature=g-all-u&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1   

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Senior US official emphasizes Syrian opposition needs to be inclusive and give a voice to the Kurds. #Syria #US #TwitterKurds

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vel4zNIZKyE&feature=g-all-c
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A reply to "SHEX ARROR"

"Arror listen to me carefully, we kurds decide whether we want to separate or not, not your people or the mongolians. We dont want any advices from you. Respect your self so that people will respect you. Firstly, you need to SHUT UP and we dont want YOU to talk about us in that kind of manner. Kurds have been massacred by your people. You call your selves "Ahl Al sunna" where is your islam. We never saw any good from you or your people. You need to stop lying and distorting kurdish reputation. YOU CANT CHANGE OUR HISTORY AS YOU PEOPLE WOULD (he means arabs). We are the sons of Salahadin, but arabic countries tried to change his nationality by lying to their nations, but history will never be swapped or changed. You will never be able to hide history under your "Aba"(lol i call it bin bag). We have a long history and kurds have been on this land even before MONGOLIANS came to this world. From now on, try to speak the truths to your nation on TV."

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http://ciwanekurd.net/index.php/2012-02-12-14-02-34/5159-2012-07-30-10-40-35

"Tehran pushes Al-milky(al donkey) towards Kurdistan to prevent kurdish support in the direction of the Syrian Revolution"

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statements by the head of FSA threatening Kurds & promise to get back all Kurdish areas after Assad

Its been more than a year and they have not yet been able to liberate a village. Let them first liberate a place and then talk about kurds. FSA

100 peshmergas are enough to destroy the whole FSA.

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Last night's demonstration in Amûdê,Dêrîka Hemko,Seri Kane,Efrîn,Kobani,Heseke,Qamişlo and Derbassyie #TwitterKurds

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt4IW2y0hT8&feature=player_embedded&hl=en&fs=1&rel=0&hd=1   

KURDS ONLY. Great demonstration.

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ERBIL, Kurdistan Region - A top representative of the Kurdish Democratic Union (PYD) said he does not expect Kurdistan Region President Massoud Barzani to bow to Turkish demands regarding Syrian Kurdistan.

Hussein Kochar, the PYD representative in Iraqi Kurdistan, spoke at a seminar in Erbil on Friday. He said, “The Kurdistan Regional Government [KRG] is surrounded by enemies and therefore its officials have to sit down with them.”

Since the uprising in Syria began 17 months ago, the PYD has been largely in charge of the Kurdish areas in the country. The growing presence of the PYD -- which has ties to the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) -- has worried officials in Ankara. The PKK has been fighting the Turkish state for Kurdish rights for three decades.

Kochar added, “We are not pessimistic about President Barzani because he has worked eagerly and seriously for unity among Kurds in Syria.”

According to Kochar, Turkey cannot pressure Barzani to follow its policies vis-à-vis Syrian Kurds. He points to the Erbil Agreement, signed between the PYD and Kurdish National Council (KNC) on July 11 to jointly govern Kurdish regions of Syria, an agreement which Barzani mediated.

“President Barzani has seriously worked for unity and we believe he won’t fall under Turkey’s influence to a point that would undermine the Erbil Agreement. If he did, the Kurdish people would not accept it,” he said.

Kochar added that Barzani’s commitment to unifying political factions could not be easily undermined by Turkey or the policies of its Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

“Our aim is to be fully committed to the (Erbil) agreement. Although many people thought the agreement would never take place, today unity has been created and we are working together,” he said.

As a result of recent developments in Syria, Kochar noted that three different fronts have emerged: a U.S.-Turkish front, a Russia-China front and the Kurdish front.

He accused the U.S.-Turkish front of seeking to establish “a failed state,” such as in Libya and Egypt, in Syria.

“Fifty-five percent of the Syrian National Council is dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood,” Kochar said. “Syrian people know this will fail because the Brotherhood cannot manage a multiethnic, multi-religious and diverse country like Syria.”

He believes divisions such as seen in Libya and Egypt are inevitable because the Muslim Brotherhood -- backing the Free Syrian Army that is working to oust the regime of President Bashar al-Assad -- offers no alternative to all the different components of Syria.

According to Kochar, Russia and China “only demand a superficial change in Syria for the sake of their interests so that the Assad regime will stay in power.”

Explaining the Kurdish front’s stance, Kochar said, “Its aim is democratic politics and working on the policy of advancing civil and democratic society for the Kurds.”

Kochar denied reports that the Kurdish areas of Syria have fallen under the PYD’s control because of an agreement between the group and Assad’s regime.

“They spread rumors that we have relations with the regime to mislead people. If that was true, why are members of our defense units being killed? Why do our protesters die? Why would we be fighting in some areas? Those who spread these rumors do not want the truth to get out that Kurds are organizing themselves and have alternatives,” he said.

When asked why the PYD has not fought the Assad army, Kochar said, “Our strategy from the beginning has been for the least amount of sacrifices and the most gains. Our project is to become an alternative to the Assad regime … and at the same time implement national unity among Kurds.”

http://www.rudaw.net/english/news/syria/5021.html