For those that didn’t read at the old site, back in 2011. The subject of the Kurds in Syria was broached in many reports- I have a long standing interest in the subject.
- The PKK/YPG Kurds lost control of the N/E region of Syria because of the decade plus of abuse they have doled out to the Arab population in the area.
- North Eastern Syria was predominantly Arab. The Kurds along with the US carpet bombed vast swathes of the area- taking control of and stealing Syrian resources. The whole time abusing the remaining Arabs. Many who were at the mercy of these terrorists
- Well, pay back time arrived. The Arab population rose up. The Usrael backed PKK/YPG Kurds have maintained there brutal occupation, mass killings have occurred. Still the Arabs have held their ground.Before the troops sent by Damascus could arrive, the Kurds released ISIS thugs from the prisons and there are reports the US has been flying them to other locations
- I’m NO fan of Al Golani. He’s a US stooge, same as the PKK Kurds are. I actually believe he came to save the Usrael Kurds from the hands of the local Arab population. So the Kurds released ISIS because they know the US will use ISIS against Damascus. Turkey. Or possibly in Iran. But, Al Golani arrived to late.
In case you have doubts the carpet bombing mass killing war crime actually occurred…
U.S.-led Coalition Strikes Bombed Trapped Civilians in Syria, Amnesty Says
The coalition’s claims that its precision air campaign allowed it to bomb [ISIS] out of Raqqa while causing very few civilian casualties do not stand up to scrutiny,” Donatella Rovera, senior crisis response adviser at Amnesty International said in a statement.
“What leveled the city and killed and injured so many civilians was the U.S.-led coalition’s repeated use of explosive weapons in populated areas where they knew civilians were trapped.”
Leveled the city and Raqqa was a big city.
Raqqa: US coalition ‘wiped city off Earth’, Russia says
Russia has accused the US-led coalition of bombing the Syrian city of Raqqa “off the face of the earth” during the fight against so-called Islamic State. (watch the video)
Let’s read some facts together;
The collapse began after year-long negotiations between the SDF and Damascus floundered. Fighting had broken out on January 6th between government and sdf troops in a Kurdish part of Aleppo, Syria’s second city, prompting the government to send more troops.
Based on other reports I’d seen the Kurds were targeting civilians in the Aleppo area- Including killing them- likely as a pressure tactic
The group’s military campaign against is was internationally lauded, but its ensuing political project became unsustainable as it tried to govern Arab-majority parts of Syria. Cities in the north-east such as Raqqa, freed from is by the Kurds but home to large Sunni tribal populations, were restive under sdf rule. In recent years the SDF had grown more autocratic.
By the time government forces reached Raqqa and northern Deir ez-Zor, much of the region had fallen to tribal fighters. Thousands of Arab recruits in the sdf defected. There was little fighting.
Weeks ago, the group was offered a better deal: three army divisions and a senior defence post for its leader, Mazloum Abdi.
Not good enough
Amid the chaos, more than 100 have escaped prison. The SDF’s collapse may have ended one war, but it risks sowing the seeds of another
Something the US and Israel would like anyway
After the melee- the Arab population released a bunch of children the Kurds had held in prison and tortured
The Assyrians- are informing us of a very different reality than is commonly presented by the perception managing media. Historically speaking the Assyrians have been abused by the Kurdish populace.
Kurdish Militia holds 35 Assyrian Villages Hostage in Syria
To wrap this up, everything you’ve ever been told about the Kurdish fighters has been a narrative to keep you in the dark about what has and is going on in this part of the world
Important- Most of the Kurdish people live within the borders of Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria as ordinary persons going about their day. When the PKK moved into N/Eastern Syria many Kurdish people fled the area knowing how brutal this group of irregular criminal, smugglers, drug dealers truly are. And they want no part of this scenario
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the number of children released is being reported as 126 minors under the age of 18
These were at least some of the children held by the YPG/PKK