Hi Kurdo,
Any knowledge of a website regarding specific actions on this? I might want to attend if any specific actions are planned in Europe. I'm not to sure what direction i consider the best for your people but I'm glad the Kurds are back on the internation
Kristof Daniels | Homepage | 02.20.04 - 5:12 pm | #

Dear Kristof,

thanks for your very nice comments. I have to be honest I always read all your comments. But I am a bit busy at the moment and can't reply quickly.

This Kurdish website has all the events :http://www.kurdmedia.com/news.asp?id=4716

There will also be some events in Europe and USA and Kurdistan.

Regards and thanks for your comments dear.
Kurdo | 02.20.04 - 5:46 pm | #

Why do you think that you will be able to resist the Arab-Islamic facists? What will you do when Sistani sends 100,000 armed men into Kurdistan? What will you do when Iran and Turkey start slaughtering the Kurds in those countries?
Anonymous | 02.20.04 - 11:08 pm | #

Let's pray Sistani and his beloved Sharia don't become the law of the land over there. I don't think it will happen. The US will do whatever it can both overtly and covertly to keep Sharia out of the constitution. If it gets in, Iraq will never, ever be a modern state. There are too many ways to twist Sharia to oppress anyone and everyone.

G
G | 02.21.04 - 1:02 am | #

G: Take a look at Sistani's web site and you'll see what Iraqi law will look like.
Realist | 02.21.04 - 2:21 am | #

Im joining the demonstrations, my neighbour is joinging the demonstrations, are you?
wenar | 02.21.04 - 6:23 am | #

Where do you live Kurdo? US or Europe? If I may ask of course.
Omar | 02.21.04 - 4:51 pm | #

Thanks for the blog Kurdo. Interesting article from the Washington Post. Brings up some of the Kurdish issues and concerns and why some Arab politicians are afraid. Good read

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp...- 2004Feb20.html
Sean | 02.21.04 - 10:08 pm | #

kurdo do you believe that kurdistan should include all the kurds or only those in iraq

alan
alan | 02.22.04 - 2:35 am | #

alan- either way, it wont matter. there will be a large emigration of kurds across the border into iraq from Turkey and Iran regardless of a shift in policy or not. As soon as the federalized Kurdistan becomes a reality, the ethnic Kurds will *probably* (as they are able) flow into this new(er) state
Chris from NH | Homepage | 02.22.04 - 6:10 am | #