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Kikibombona wrote:

Slika sa hiljadu rijeci!

Drvosjeca iz Dejcica wrote:
Majke ti imaš li ti nekoga u porodici da je Kurd? U redu je simpatisanje nekoga ali ova tvoj opsjednutost Kurdima je patološka.

Kikibombona wrote:
Nikoga, bolan... Samo jednog prijatelja, ili bolje reci poznanika!

Mene je isto cudio tvoj angazman na temi o izbjeglicama. Kada god pogledam, tvoj zadnji komentar i ponekad Vitin... Dok ovdje tipkam radim nesto sto mi pare donosi, tako da samo popunjavam luft u vremenu. Pisao sam o Egiptu prije nego su Kurdi postali aktuelni. Sutra cu o Meksikancima ako zakuhaju sa Amerikom. Samo da nije nasa cobanska politika.

Drvosjeca iz Dejcica wrote:

Kikibombona wrote:
Nikoga, bolan... Samo jednog prijatelja, ili bolje reci poznanika!

Mene je isto cudio tvoj angazman na temi o izbjeglicama. Kada god pogledam, tvoj zadnji komentar i ponekad Vitin... Dok ovdje tipkam radim nesto sto mi pare donosi, tako da samo popunjavam luft u vremenu. Pisao sam o Egiptu prije nego su Kurdi postali aktuelni. Sutra cu o Meksikancima ako zakuhaju sa Amerikom. Samo da nije nasa cobanska politika.

Ma ja izbjeglice podržavam općenito iz humanih i ljudskih razloga bez obzira na etničku ili vjersku skupinu. Ali ove slike i posebna tema o Kurdima su mi baš freaky. Ali slažem se naša politika je najgora od svog sranja koje postoji trenutno. DonVito je posebna fela, lik bilesi Orbana stavio za avatara.

Drvosjeca iz Dejcica wrote:

Kikibombona wrote:
Nikoga, bolan... Samo jednog prijatelja, ili bolje reci poznanika!

Mene je isto cudio tvoj angazman na temi o izbjeglicama. Kada god pogledam, tvoj zadnji komentar i ponekad Vitin... Dok ovdje tipkam radim nesto sto mi pare donosi, tako da samo popunjavam luft u vremenu. Pisao sam o Egiptu prije nego su Kurdi postali aktuelni. Sutra cu o Meksikancima ako zakuhaju sa Amerikom. Samo da nije nasa cobanska politika.

Ma ja izbjeglice podržavam općenito iz humanih i ljudskih razloga bez obzira na etničku ili vjersku skupinu. Ali ove slike i posebna tema o Kurdima su mi baš freaky. Ali slažem se naša politika je najgora od svog sranja koje postoji trenutno. DonVito je posebna fela, lik bilesi Orbana stavio za avatara.

Kikibombona wrote: Pisao sam o Egiptu prije nego su Kurdi postali aktuelni. Sutra cu o Meksikancima ako zakuhaju sa Amerikom. Samo da nije nasa cobanska politika.

Vrijeme će pokazati. Možda nisu trenutno u fokusu Asada ali po meni što se sukob bude više primicao kraju (ako bude išao na ruku Asada) to će Kurdi biti veća smetnja. Misliš da će im Asad dati autonomiju ili državu. Možeš misliti kao će.

Saul Alvarez wrote:

Vrijeme će pokazati. Možda nisu trenutno u fokusu Asada ali po meni što se sukob bude više primicao kraju (ako bude išao na ruku Asada) to će Kurdi biti veća smetnja. Misliš da će im Asad dati autonomiju ili državu. Možeš misliti kao će.

Obracun izmedju Asada i Kurda bi se mogao desiti jedino u slucaju potpune pobjede Asada nad pobunjenicima.
Sanse za tu potpunu pobjedu su minimalne.

Kikibombona wrote:
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Nikoga, bolan... Samo jednog prijatelja, ili bolje reci poznanika!

Mene je isto cudio tvoj angazman na temi o izbjeglicama. Kada god pogledam, tvoj zadnji komentar i ponekad Vitin... Dok ovdje tipkam radim nesto sto mi pare donosi, tako da samo popunjavam luft u vremenu. Pisao sam o Egiptu prije nego su Kurdi postali aktuelni. Sutra cu o Meksikancima ako zakuhaju sa Amerikom. Samo da nije nasa cobanska politika.

japin_mutapi wrote:vidi ba ... tema o kurdima

Kikibombona wrote: Zivio feminizam!

A key part of the new Kurdish administration’s agenda in Rojava is gender equality. The Kurdish militia has a large women’s unit, which makes up 40 percent of the entire force. The female soldiers don’t take orders from male commanders, though they, in turn, are allowed to command men and mixed units. Compared to any other military environment, the Kurdish army’s gender composition and hierarchy is unique. Consider that, as the world recoiled in horror at tales of mass sexual enslavement of minority women by Islamic State, pictures of armed Kurdish female fighters on the battlefield went viral on social media ...

... Öcalan has often stated that “A country can’t be free unless the women are free.” Throughout his political career, the Kurdish leader has emphasized that the level of woman’s freedom determines the level of freedom in society at large. The Kurdish leader has also written several books on the issue, including “Killing the Male” and “Liberating life: Women’s Revolution.”

“It is realistic to see our century as the century when the will of the free woman will come to fruition. Therefore, permanent institutions for woman need to be established and maintained for perhaps a century. There is a need for Woman’s Freedom Parties. It is also vital that ideological, political and economic communes, based on woman’s freedom, are formed,” he wrote.

Öcalan has also advocated what he called the “science of women,” (Jineoloji in Kurdish) and has set up centers where women learn about female emancipation. These ideas are being implemented in parts of Syria controlled by the Kurds. “When we liberate a town from ISIS we first get rid of Sharia, we open a school for all the children and Jineoloji for women,” Arin, 21, a YPJ fighter in Rojava, told me in a recent reporting trip in the area.

“I decided to join to fight the Daesh [Islamic State] not just for me, but for every woman in the region,” she said. Once they join the Kurdish militia, the women give up on family and relationships. They become, in effect, married to the army.

http://blogs.reuters.com/great-debate/2 ... mic-state/

piupiu wrote:...

I feel like I'm reading science fiction. In the klix space between clashing ethic, religious and political powers, a feminist anarchistic utopian society of 4 million somehow develops admidst war, ruin, and chaos.

It is amazing. If this can happen, anything can happen. Anything.

Fascinating article and proof that chaos can bring positive changes as well as negative ones. We have all seen many revolutions like this one that started with beautiful ideas and ended with authoritarian realities. It took us 300 years and a civil war to realize the idea of "all men (sic) are created equal' and many would say that we are still very far from our goals.

I am ashamed of the US in not assisting the Kurdish forces directly with military equipment.

Why aren't we fully and openly supporting the aspirations of Kurdish people who are our only true allies fighting ISIS and Assad alike? Kurdish YPG ideals are closest to western ones and they enshrine gender equality, secularism and environmental protection, in other words in total opposition to what the Islamist extremism stand for!

I feel much sympathy and admiration for the Kurds and the Rojava revolution, and I think the West should do everything it can to support it (while wiping ISIS off the map).
I remember when the YPG fought desperately to prevent the ISIS jihadists from taking Kobane, while the Turkish army, the second largest in NATO, sat idly just across the border; now we can read that Turkey has bombed the Kurds 300 times in Iraq and Syria, and ISIS only 3 times in the same period.
Is it not about time for the West to take a stand and do the right thing?
Put pressure on Erdogan to change policy completely or kick Turkey out of NATO