They aren’t acknowledged as citizens and their language is banned, whats lucky about that?
You deny them any autonomy, talking of minorities, why do you support Assad? If you believe Syria will look after the Syrian Kurds then as I said you’re a fool akin to Chamberlain.
And lets be fucking honest here, the Kurds would sign up to anything now Trump has stabbed them in the back, they either sign up or get massacred, what sort of choice is that?
That is fact as well.
Please then put some factual stuff up when you post.
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Hello Barry,
Could I ask if there is any foreign policy issue on which you are not in total lockstep with what you’re told to believe on broadcast news?
It’s like you don’t read anything anyone else says.
Look it up.
Where have i said any such thing?
Who knows, but the west have truly fucked them(yet again).
As for the fool…
Maybe it’s the dementia.
The mainstream press hasn’t broadcast the discrimination of the Kurds so that blows your codshite out the water.
So you support Kurdish autonomy and right to use and speak their language?
Good
Maybe we can progress to the Turkish invasion of Syria now.
That’d be for the Syrian people to decide(in Syrian territory).
Turkey and their allies have been in the wrong from the beginning. Glad you’ve noticed at last.
So denying people human rights is solely for the aggressor and victim to sort out?
Fine set or morals there.
What are you suggesting. Another MH-17 farce and invite the instigators of the whole murderous shit show on board?
We’ve proved beyond doubt that we(NATO states) offer nothing but death, so probably best to learn from history and let other people decide how their own nation is run and by whom.
Back on topic, it is terrible how NATO member America have used and abused yet again and horrific how NATO member Turkey is given the green light from other NATO members to wipe out tens of thousands of people.
Why are NATO so quiet?
Because NATO are powerless, I’d like them to take on Syria, Russia and Turkey on, they won’t, they’ll allow slaughter.
Syrian human rights don’t interest you then?
Wouldn’t NATO vs Turkey be a bit of a civil war?
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Thread:
https://twitter.com/Dannymakkisyria/status/1183685519764611072?s=20:
1/ The abolishment of the #SDF (Syrian Democratic Forces), with all the current Kurdish forces and military groups joining the 5th Corps (Assault Legion) under Russian control
2/ A solid guarantee of full Kurdish rights in the new Syrian constitution with autonomy which will be agreed upon by Kurdish leadership & Syrian state.
3/ Joint coordinated effort by Syrian/Kurdish forces to remove Turkish presence in northern #Syria including #Afrin (Idleb doesn’t count)
4/ #Manbej & #Kobani were agreed upon for #SAA to enter quickly, whilst #Hasakeh has seen a wide scale deployment of Syrian troops, this will continue in #Qamishly and other joint areas
5/ With Syrian forces now on the border area with #Turkey it’s clear that this starts a new phase in the 8-year-long war where some sort of endgame is now taking shape - all border areas and administrational centres will be taken over by the Syrian government
6/ Within one month Kurdish leadership with start to take up some official roles within the current Syrian government to ease the transition period of N. #Syria until an new constitution/government is formed in the future
7/ #Tabqa in #Raqqa was also on the agreement, Syrian forces entered the city and took control of the military airbase earlier today
8/ #Russia had brokered a similar deal a few days ago, yet it was rejected by #Damascus who wanted more concessions from the #SDF.
9/ As per-agreement Syrian forces entered Ein Issa in N. #Raqqa today
10/ The agreement between #SDF and Syrian gov is yet to be fully completed, the finer details will be fleshed out over the next four days.
11/ For now all #ISIS prisoners remain under the control of the #Kurds
12/ The agreement thus far is effectively a military one, based on self-defense and mutual interest with a number of set aims. The governance/land delegation/isis prisoners part will follow later
13/ Syrian forces will deployed on the entirety of the border with #Turkey, this is the first time in 6 years that the Syrian army will have a serious presence in N. East #Syria
14/ Although #Manbej is one of the cities that the Syrian army would take according to the agreement, the situation there is still tense and it is unclear exactly who will control it. #complications
15/ Breaking: reports of imminent Turkish attack on #Manbej
16/ The Syrian army has taken control over the Euphrates Dam in #Raqqa
17/ Brigade 93 headquarters in #Raqqa now under control of Syrian military forces
18/ Syrian military forces inside #tabqa airbase in #Raqqa a short while ago
19/ The Syrian army has entered #Manbej
Who’s glad that didn’t escalate quickly?
Anyone? Anyone?
Fuck sake.
No as that doesn’t define a civil war.
Where will they have full autonomy? Will they be Syrian nationals from now on?
Pinch of salt.