Iraqi-Kurdistan Politics

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

Many kurds support barzani family as they have always fought for the rights of the Kurds. Most of the Kurds do not have problems with the barzani family having high positions. In fact, the majority of the Kurds still support the KDP. It is noteworthy to mention that the power is shared with the PUK.

The Gorran party is currently merely an opposition party and will stay so in the foreseeable future.

The voters are mostly low-class people in sulaymaniyah who want change, however, the Gorran party is not in the interest of the rest of the Kurds as their ideology is inter alia federalism. For instance, one of their goals is to abolish the seat of the KRG president as, according to them, the president holds too much power.

What did he changed of Kurdistan?

[diako_ber]

Who are you talking about?

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

Who are you talking about?

Tarazani who else?

[diako_ber]

I don't know if you're talking about economical change or talking about the rights of the kurds.

I don't know if you're familiar with the history of the barzani's, but it was his father almost gave the Kurds independence until the Baathist government called for support from Iran. Instead of that the Baathist government gave the Kurds an autonomous region made out of the 3 provinces. I'm not going further into this as google is your friend and you should not hesitate to use it.

Speaking about economical change, the previous cabinet, the one led by nechirvan barzani is also called the development cabinet due to the huge developments made in Kurdistan.

[diako_ber]

And to respond childish (thus on your level) to your "tarazani" comment, atleast he has done more than milky boy has done

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

And to respond childish (thus on your level) to your "tarazani" comment, atleast he has done more than milky boy has done

Like what? I wanna hear it from you!

[Ishtarporten]

o i see Iraqis pay 17% of the budget to Kurdistan and Iraqis pay Phesmerga?

[diako_ber]

Plenty of examples to mention. One of them being that masseur barzani lead the 1991 uprisings and revolutions and also fought in the mountains against the Baathists

[diako_ber]

I don't know if you have ever heard of the existence of "news", but Iraq hasn't been paying at all for the past few months, and even when they paid, it was lik 10%

In fact, the peshmerga hasn't been paid at all since 2007!

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/secu...r-we-have.html

[Rocksmith]

Turkish Soldiers killed over 150 terrorists from northern iraq in just one month.

TAI Anka Unmanned Drone helped a lot to identify them from the sky.

[sheytanElKebir]

good Job turkey.

Maybe they can sell these TAI Anka drones to Iraq, they would be very useful for Iraq's anti-terrorism operations and for keeping the pipelines safe.

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

I don't know if you have ever heard of the existence of "news", but Iraq hasn't been paying at all for the past few months, and even when they paid, it was lik 10%

In fact, the peshmerga hasn't been paid at all since 2007!

http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/secu...r-we-have.html

Why should Iraq pay Kurdistan?
But Iraq still pay 17% of the Iraqi budget to the Kurds.

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

Plenty of examples to mention. One of them being that masseur barzani lead the 1991 uprisings and revolutions and also fought in the mountains against the Baathists

Gained a small a territory by a agreement!

[diako_ber]

Originally Posted by Rocksmith

Turkish Soldiers killed over 150 terrorists from northern iraq in just one month.

TAI Anka Unmanned Drone helped a lot to identify them from the sky.

Those numbers keep changing... This morning it was stilly 100 and now it's 150. These claims are not trustworthy. For the record, it is also claimed that 200 Turkish soldiers have been killed.

Btw, the Shemzinan area in turkey is now under Kurdish control.

[diako_ber]

Originally Posted by sheytanElKebir

Maybe they can sell these TAI Anka drones to Iraq, they would be very useful for Iraq's anti-terrorism operations and for keeping the pipelines safe.

with the current relationship between Iraq and turkey, I don't see them selling them to Iraq

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by sheytanElKebir

good Job turkey.

Maybe they can sell these TAI Anka drones to Iraq, they would be very useful for Iraq's anti-terrorism operations and for keeping the pipelines safe.

Oh no no no if Iraq buy those weapon then Barazani will send a letter to Mr Obama to complain, that Iraqis will use those weapon against the Kurds!

[diako_ber]

Originally Posted by Ishtarporten

Gained a small a territory by a agreement!

Depends what you define as small territory. you define the Turkish border up to Kirkuk as "small territory"?

And what agreement are you talking about?

[diako_ber]

Originally Posted by Ishtarporten

Oh no no no if Iraq buy those weapon then Barazani will send a letter to Mr Obama to complain, that Iraqis will use those weapon against the Kurds!

Just like Iraq is eager to cancel Kurdish deals made with east european countries.

[diako_ber]

Originally Posted by Ishtarporten

Why should Iraq pay Kurdistan?
But Iraq still pay 17% of the Iraqi budget to the Kurds.

As far is I know, we're still Iraqis, albeit only on pay day

[Ishtarporten]

Originally Posted by diako_ber

Just like Iraq is eager to cancel Kurdish deals made with east european countries.

Because they dont inform Baghdad!