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Scharo Bajalan
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Scharo Bajalan
@ScharoBajalan
Fully Kurdish | Consulting | activism/journalism/Monitoring/OSINT | German & English | Views are my own | Fully Independent! | https://t.co/wgKNQrjykQ
Germany | Slemani Katılım Eylül 2019
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@JohannesdeJong7 A good app for this is the google lens app; paste anything and hit the translate button
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@ScharoBajalan Can we please (!) Get a translation in English of this? Western politicians can't read this as you know of course.
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That Syria is in the hands of a handful of powerful families was *seperatist propaganda* when I as a Kurd said it - now Karam Shaar and other Jolani fanatics are saying it and it’s a big revelation.
The window of opportunity to change this status quo has been closed however.
Syria will never be able to strip these families of their political and economic power - they will leech off of public funds and purge anyone who dares to criticise it.
Syria has become a far worse version of Iraq.
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@jeje96482727 No it’s great! You should keep on supporting it
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@ScharoBajalan This graph shows that the syrian government controls borders, tarrifs, the military, trade, and government institutes. Are they not supposed to do it?
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There’s much more to it as well - these families are only the tip of the iceberg.
As I said, the awakening is bitter.
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The explosions reported in Bandar Abbas (Iran) are almost certainly unexploded ordinance.
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This is new Syria - Where Syrian Government Forces are hunting down and beating civilians who ridicule Jolani.
Pragmatic and democratic future ahead.
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@ScharoBajalan I think you mean 'inevitably', as there's nothing inadvertent about Al Qaeda in Syria dragging the country further into the abyss
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If you are not in the loop.
No *Journalist/Activist* is living off a 800 words opinion article that gets published every 3 months in some dying legacy media outlet. Especially not when the majority of such articles are just buzzwords with no new/valuable information.
They live off NGOs - the majority of these NGOs are state funded.
You get invited to an event for 120 minutes, present a simple PowerPoint and then you do a Q&A and you go home with a check that’s at least 1000€
This is not a big conspiracy thing - it’s something that anyone in this sphere can tell you about.
Syria is a major cash cow and continues to be it - for many of these people, as soon as it was clear that Jolani has been publicly accepted by the west - they knew that it was no longer a majority opinion to side with the Kurds/SDF and instead they moved to embrace the *Pragmatic Jolani*
They made a strategic decision; not out of personal beliefs but monetary gains.
Scharo Bajalan@ScharoBajalan
Money. Money is what happened.
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It is however unfortunate that the Kurdish parties are yet again meeting Baghdad from a position of weakness.
We have again missed the opportunity to properly build up the institutions and consolidate power - despite the central government in Baghdad having gone through a major and prolonged phase of weakness.
Essentially the result of politics that lack strategic planning; further weakened by nepotism and internal power struggles+rivalries.
MP Sarkawt Shams::النائب سەرکەوت شمس الدين@MPSarkawtShams
I think the Kurdish parties leaders going to Baghdad regularly and meeting everyone is a good thing and it is encouraging to see the ideas we pushed for many years ago is now a regular occurrence.
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Money. Money is what happened.
Within Syria@WithinSyr
It is so weird that many hardcore supporters of the SDF here dropped the group the moment Assad left Syria and began cheering for Julani. I understand countries prioritizing interests, but what in the hell happened with some commentators and journalists?
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In the eastern countryside of Aleppo - Syrian Government Forces opened fire on protesters resulting in several wounded protesters.
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As soon as Trump and the regime in Iran sign a deal - Iran will further increase its pressure against the KRG and the opposition parties from Rojhelat.
Unfortunate times stand before us.
For Iran, the Kurdish opposition parties are significant threats - currently the only threat that could harm the regime from within.
Iran success in thwarting an attack from the outside will embolden them to try and deal with the internal threats.
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The Emoji captures it far better than any of my words could.
Trump has agreed to a ceasefire deal that leaves Iran in a far stronger position than it was before the war.
An Iran which has successfully resisted the USA as the first country to do so.
Scharo Bajalan@ScharoBajalan
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You couldn’t get me this delusional even if you drugged
Navid Mohebbi نوید محبی@navidmohebbi
اکثریت قریببهاتفاق کشتهشدگان خیزش مهسا از هواداران شاهزاده رضا پهلوی بودند. اعدامشدگان پس از خیزش نیز همینطور. اساساً «زن، زندگی، آزادی» جنبشی با محوریت پهلوی بود. کافی است به مواضع خانوادههای کشتهشدگان و خود جاویدنامان رجوع شود. شانتاژ رسانهای تلاش کرد این جنبش را بهدروغ، جنبشی از جنس چپ پروگرسیو غربی معرفی کند، اما این روایت هیچ ارتباطی با بدنه واقعی نیروهای حاضر در میدان نداشت.
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Purely from what we can observe - outside of the political sphere (the negotiations) - it looks like a renewed military confrontation between Iran and the USA is close.
Jamming in the UAE and the Qatar x Pakistan delegations leaving Teheran may be an indication that a confrontation is imminent.
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DEM Partie should act wise and stay away from all of this.
For the Kurdish people nothing will change regardless if the CHP or AKP is in power nor will it change anything for the position of the DEM - matter of fact, the DEM could play it opportunistically and side with the AKP to get political concessions from Erdogan; at most they will successfully get concessions and at worst the current status quo will prevail.
Golden line would be to stay neutral and strengthen the Kurdish position via their power base - strengthen the DEM which subsequently weakens both the CHP and AKP
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An ironic twist when the CHP is getting purged by the same laws they once helped to enact against the Kurds.
Reuters@Reuters
A Turkish court effectively ousted the main opposition leader, Ozgur Ozel, annulling the 2023 party congress that elected him chairman. The case was seen as a test of Turkey's shaky balance between democracy and autocracy reut.rs/4nIp7qp
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