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Bram, you’re about to trigger another Birakuji. Don’t do this, we need to leave that behind us.

Lately, many people have been asking me about my political views and which Kurdish party I support. The truth is: I criticize every single Kurdish party that exists. I believe every party has failed on at least one level (some more than others) and I say this as someone who comes from a PUK-aligned family background. I have nothing but love and respect for our men and women who became martyrs defending our dignity. But our politicians? They do not deserve to decide Kurdistan’s fate.

One year after weapons were burned as a gesture of goodwill, the Turkish state has still taken no serious steps in return. No meaningful change in Öcalan’s conditions, no real legal framework, no implementation of the “Right to Hope” ruling, and no guarantees for a democratic solution. A peace process cannot survive if only one side is expected to act while the other keeps delaying.

Baxwa Yaprax is the best thing on earth.

PJAK (YRK) commander Şiyar Şevger: Both our comrades and the martyred Peshmerga fighters lost their lives because of intelligence activities. Those who played a part in the death of the martyrs will never be forgiven.

PJAK (YRK) commander Şiyar Şevger: The Kurdish people are no longer what they once were. Our strength to fight comes from ourselves. It is not the plans of external powers but the interests of our people that determine when we fight.

PJAK (YRK) commander Şiyar Şevger: We are ready for the establishment of a joint Kurdish army and a joint command.

This tweet seems to have caused some confusion. I’m not saying Turkey was involved in yesterday’s explosions. My point is that Trump’s remarks could lead Erdogan to look the other way, potentially making Ankara more cooperative when it comes to Iran.

FakeNews Network is known to be unreliable and share misinformation.

With everything happening right now and what may unfold next week, Trump’s recent visit to Turkey and his talks with Erdogan should not be overlooked.

I think we’ll be seeing more “gas leaks” in the near future.

Mossad sends its regards.

It seems highly likely that at least some of these explosions were not caused by airstrikes. Very interesting.

Syrian authorities have arrested the cell behind the Damascus bombings.

The regime is using Kurdish collaborators to gather intelligence. People in Mahabad, Sardasht, and Piranshahr should be aware that regime informants are active in these cities.

Fake News. Denied by Soran officials.

Halgurd Sheikh Najib, the supervisor of the Soran administration, has denied reports of a drone attack northeast of Erbil. So-called OSINT experts on Twitter jumped on a single article citing an anonymous source.

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That would be our end. We have to stand neutral in this conflict - not out of love for the Islamic Republic, but because American promises are worthless. They see us as a tool for their goals, only to throw us to the wolves once our usefulness expires. I’ve spoken with influential figures across two parts of Kurdistan, and thankfully, they see the big picture. The days of Kurds being the West’s chess pieces are over. Let Trump get another bloody nose. We only fight when we are directly threatened.

Trump is basically a toddler in the body of a grown man sitting in the White House. Rubio is the only competent politician in this administration.