@LomaxLomax schrieb:Da hauen sich Kurden gegenseitig die Köppe ein.
Nein, sie versuchen endlich eine Veränderung zu bewirken und die korrupten "regierenden" Parteien mit besseren fähigen Leuten zu ersetzen.
Dieser Text zeigt vielleicht etwas klar auf, was ein Riesenteil der Bevölkerung denkt,
nämlich alle die nicht von der Korruption und Vetternwirtschaft profitieren:
"Kurdistanpost is an independent Kurdish web site, not affiliated to any political or non-political organizations. Kurdistanpost is a web site for all free thinkers who want to serve Kurdish nation and humanity.
We are a group of individuals who wants to serve our nation, Kurds and our home land, Kurdistan. We are against all kind of injustice, unfairness, corruptions, nepotism which we are witnessing everyday in Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) in South Kurdistan under the control two main political parties of Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) led by Jalal Talabani and his family and Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) led by Masud Barzani and his family.
Our goal is to help bring democracy, freedom and respecting human rights to South Kurdistan and unveiling all the corruptions, scandals and abusing human rights which are practicing everyday by both Talabani and Barzani families and other high ranking members of PUK and KDP and other Kurdish political parties.
We believe in a democratic election to bring changes to South Kurdistan. An election has to be free and fair without fear or intimidations by militiamen of PUK and KDP and it has to be under the supervision of international community.
We also know that we have a long struggle in front of us for freedom, democracy and human rights , as once a great leader Mr. Nelson Mandela said;
“There is no easy walk to freedom anywhere, and many of us will have to pass through the valley of the shadow of death again and again before we reach the mountaintop of our desires.”"
@PuschelhasiPuschelhasi schrieb:Es gibt offenbar Strukturen die selbst mit Erdöl und mit defacto Autonomie nicht zu einem friedlichen System finden können. Ein historischer Teufelskreis.
Leider, ja. Aber denke die Zeit ist reif für eine positive Veränderung, diese Fossilien aus Saddam Zeiten sollten endlich abtreten....