Şorişgêr

‘’If a nation want to be independent, they have to pay the price for it” Dr. Ghassemlou

[Diliman Abdulkader @D_abdulkader]

After refusing to surrender to Turkey, Barrack and Jolani, General Mazloum is back in Rojava and heads the Kurdish forces ready to defend West Kurdistan.

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

Kurdistan resist! We will only live once. If they don’t let us live in peace in Kurdistan they should not rest in their own.

The world is ignoring us, we should burn it down.

Do not go gentle into that good night. RAGE RAGE against the dying of light

Biji #Kurd u #Kurdistan

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

Tonight it became 100% obvious they are going to change the Islamic Regime of #Iran

Its just matter of time now.

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

#Israel goal with this operation is regime change in #Iran

#Iran is the #Yugoslavia of middle east, an unfinished imperial rest. Its fragmentation will benefits everyone. #Israel is doing a good deed by forcing the end of this regime.

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

The end is near for the theocratic dictatorship in #Iran

[Alice Evans @_alice_evans]

“What is noticeable about the prophetic literature even in its earliest surviving phase is the emphatic connection it makes between sexual misconduct, more often than not on the part of women, and infidelity to the God of Israel.“

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

#Turks always calls the #Kurds nomads who never had a land! Lets look at the history books.

“Ottomans was rootless nomads who sold their services to the highest bidders”

Source: Stanford J. Shaw, History of Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

One of the men that designed the partition of Middle-East, Mark Sykes, British. Had laid on his CV, Sykes claimed that he was fluent in both Arabic and Turkish. He could speak neither!

Source: Barr, A line in the sand, p.8

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

15. a deterrence tool by occupying powers to prevent attacks from resistance movements. Collective punishments during an armed conflict are prohibited by International law and ends up under war crimes.

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

12. in waging war it is considered unfair and unjust to attack indiscriminately since non-combatants or innocents are deemed to stand outside the field of war proper. So Turkeys action here too can bee seen as unjust. For the first its because Turkey attacking a pert that -

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

14. such as hospitals, schools, food store, factories, water supplement station, energy producing stations and oil refineries. Its means that such punishment targets civilians who bear no responsibility for having committed the conduct in question. And historically used as

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

11. civilian infrastructure in Syrian Kurdish autonomous region. So how does Turkeys action is just? According to Jus War principles. The rules of just conduct within war fall under the two broad principles of discrimination and proportionality and again the just war theory says:

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

5. There was some attempt pre second world war but they were militarily crushed by Turkey, Iran And Iraq. Which some of them could go under genocidical act which was conducted by Turkey (For further do some research in Dersim and Agri rebellion). After IIWW which resulted -

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

10. Second argument which can be brought here is their war against the Kurds are in line with jus ad bellum rules? Lets take Turkey attack on Kurdish cities in Northern-Syria. Whenever Turkey ends up in conventional fight with PKK in Kurdistan Region (Iraq). They start to bomb-

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

9. attack was the non-state actor group within State B and not State B. Either Turkey or Iran has State B’s contest in their cross-border military operation. So we can come to this conclusion that both 🇹🇷 & 🇮🇷 are not acting according to UN and international law.

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

8. Located inside State B. In this scenario State A must get permission from state B. So when State A uses force in self-defense against a non-state actor located inside State B without State B’s consent, State A has attacked State B even if State A claims the target of its -

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

7. the Kurds. Both countries doing cross-border military operation deep into Iraqi and Syrian Kurdistan (Rojava & KRG). Both how legal are theirs operations? According to International law (UN) when State A uses force in self-defense against a non-state actors (Kurdish groups).

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

6. Of creation a new world order. A world based of states where international organization had influence in politics. The UN which was re-established again was furnished with new tools. Now we can come back to out main topic again which was 🇹🇷 &🇮🇷 military operations against -

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

5. They was facing a war of existentialism. They was left with to choices. Either accept the new policy, which would erase the Kurdish identity or resistance for their survival. Kurds choose the second one! They started rebellion against all the 4 occupying states 🇹🇷،🇮🇷,🇮🇶 and 🇸🇾

[Şorişgêr @Sorisger]

4. The Kurds which missed the opportunity to create their own State during this anarchist times due both domestic and international issues. Faced a existential threat to their existence. The new ideologies of both 🇹🇷&🇮🇷 was based on assimilation and the extinction of the Kurds