Turkish newspaper: Conditions for Ankara to recognize the Kurdish state in KRG

Turkish-Bred Prosperity Makes War Less Likely in Iraqi Kurdistan
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/07/world/middleeast/07kurds.html?pagewanted=all

United States Institute of Peace
http://www.usip.org/files/resources/Turkish_Iranian_Competition.pdf
Senior Sunni and Shia politicians have privately raised the question of whether Ankara is seeking to control northern Iraq’s economy and politics, in effect drawing the former Mosul vilayet into an explicitly Turkish orbit. For example, when asked about the 50/50 split of the March 2010 election results in the disputed province of Kirkuk between Iraqiyya and the Kurdistan Alliance, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Maliki caustically remarked that “some external party” had arranged this neat division.38 Likewise, one of Iraq’s most senior Sunni politicians said that Turkey’s ever-increasing activity in northern Iraq is a source of concern to Iraqi nationalists in light of the ideological underpinnings of neo-Ottomanism.

To complete the circle, though enjoying the benefits of transformed relations with Ankara, some Kurdish politicians worry that Ankara seeks to use economic dependence to turn the Kurdistan region into a Turkish vassal.



The "Turkish newspaper article" on what this thread is based on, is off course total bullshit. I don't think, that Turkey is in a position, that it is being presented "conditions" Turkey has to agree on.

i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.
 
The Kurds are really not part of Iraq, their have their own language and culture, their own Military, Police force, their own airport in Irbil, hell they even make oil deals on their own without Baghdad, Iraqi police and Military don't even have any authority over Kurdistan, the Kurds are part of Iraq on paper, but in reality are their own country.


thank you someone is aware of what is going on , indeed we have already established a kurdish state unlike Sth Sudan , just needs proclaiming :D.

The Kurds are in a better position than South Sudan in alot of ways, they have a better infrastructure, better security, better Military and they are pretty much indendepent from Baghdad, South Sudan as we speak is going to war to stop the North from fucking with their oil fields, the Kurds don't have that problem, the Iraqis know what time it is.
 
Turkish-Bred Prosperity Makes War Less Likely in Iraqi Kurdistan
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/07/world/middleeast/07kurds.html?pagewanted=all

United States Institute of Peace
http://www.usip.org/files/resources/Turkish_Iranian_Competition.pdf
Senior Sunni and Shia politicians have privately raised the question of whether Ankara is seeking to control northern Iraq’s economy and politics, in effect drawing the former Mosul vilayet into an explicitly Turkish orbit. For example, when asked about the 50/50 split of the March 2010 election results in the disputed province of Kirkuk between Iraqiyya and the Kurdistan Alliance, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Maliki caustically remarked that “some external party” had arranged this neat division.38 Likewise, one of Iraq’s most senior Sunni politicians said that Turkey’s ever-increasing activity in northern Iraq is a source of concern to Iraqi nationalists in light of the ideological underpinnings of neo-Ottomanism.

To complete the circle, though enjoying the benefits of transformed relations with Ankara, some Kurdish politicians worry that Ankara seeks to use economic dependence to turn the Kurdistan region into a Turkish vassal.


The "Turkish newspaper article" on what this thread is based on, is off course total bullshit. I don't think, that Turkey is in a position, that it is being presented "conditions" Turkey has to agree on.

i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

ekrem will only go there if they have attractive goats for him to fuck.:lol:
 
Turkish-Bred Prosperity Makes War Less Likely in Iraqi Kurdistan
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/07/world/middleeast/07kurds.html?pagewanted=all

United States Institute of Peace
http://www.usip.org/files/resources/Turkish_Iranian_Competition.pdf



The "Turkish newspaper article" on what this thread is based on, is off course total bullshit. I don't think, that Turkey is in a position, that it is being presented "conditions" Turkey has to agree on.

i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

ekrem will only go there if they have attractive goats for him to fuck.:lol:

Even goats need love.
 
Turkish-Bred Prosperity Makes War Less Likely in Iraqi Kurdistan
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/07/world/middleeast/07kurds.html?pagewanted=all

United States Institute of Peace
http://www.usip.org/files/resources/Turkish_Iranian_Competition.pdf
Senior Sunni and Shia politicians have privately raised the question of whether Ankara is seeking to control northern Iraq’s economy and politics, in effect drawing the former Mosul vilayet into an explicitly Turkish orbit. For example, when asked about the 50/50 split of the March 2010 election results in the disputed province of Kirkuk between Iraqiyya and the Kurdistan Alliance, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Maliki caustically remarked that “some external party” had arranged this neat division.38 Likewise, one of Iraq’s most senior Sunni politicians said that Turkey’s ever-increasing activity in northern Iraq is a source of concern to Iraqi nationalists in light of the ideological underpinnings of neo-Ottomanism.

To complete the circle, though enjoying the benefits of transformed relations with Ankara, some Kurdish politicians worry that Ankara seeks to use economic dependence to turn the Kurdistan region into a Turkish vassal.



The "Turkish newspaper article" on what this thread is based on, is off course total bullshit. I don't think, that Turkey is in a position, that it is being presented "conditions" Turkey has to agree on.

i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

Well, to be fair, the turks aren't clever or strong enough to occupy three continents like their ottoman ancestors. turkey is kind of the retarded offspring of the ottoman empire.
 
i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

ekrem will only go there if they have attractive goats for him to fuck.:lol:

Even goats need love.

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Turkish-Bred Prosperity Makes War Less Likely in Iraqi Kurdistan
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/07/world/middleeast/07kurds.html?pagewanted=all

United States Institute of Peace
http://www.usip.org/files/resources/Turkish_Iranian_Competition.pdf
Senior Sunni and Shia politicians have privately raised the question of whether Ankara is seeking to control northern Iraq’s economy and politics, in effect drawing the former Mosul vilayet into an explicitly Turkish orbit. For example, when asked about the 50/50 split of the March 2010 election results in the disputed province of Kirkuk between Iraqiyya and the Kurdistan Alliance, a senior adviser to Prime Minister Maliki caustically remarked that “some external party” had arranged this neat division.38 Likewise, one of Iraq’s most senior Sunni politicians said that Turkey’s ever-increasing activity in northern Iraq is a source of concern to Iraqi nationalists in light of the ideological underpinnings of neo-Ottomanism.

To complete the circle, though enjoying the benefits of transformed relations with Ankara, some Kurdish politicians worry that Ankara seeks to use economic dependence to turn the Kurdistan region into a Turkish vassal.



The "Turkish newspaper article" on what this thread is based on, is off course total bullshit. I don't think, that Turkey is in a position, that it is being presented "conditions" Turkey has to agree on.

i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

:lol:
 
i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

What artificial borders?
Turks rule Anatolia for almost 1.000 years.
Much longer than US-Americans own N.America. Our claim on these lands is much stronger than US-Americans' on their lands.
Off course, you can try to chase us away. Good luck with that and condolence to your mother.

You can "count-down" your imaginary independence in this thread, or make your referendums here, I won't disturb you any further. That's all I have to say really.
It's not really on the agenda.
 
i see that kemalist turks still living in the dreams , if anything you are occupying a big chunk of kurdistan in south east turkey , pay a visit there before you talk about kurdish land outside of your artificial border.

What artificial borders?
Turks rule Anatolia for almost 1.000 years.
Much longer than US-Americans own N.America. Our claim on these lands is much stronger than US-Americans' on their lands.
Off course, you can try to chase us away. Good luck with that and condolence to your mother.

You can "count-down" your imaginary independence in this thread, or make your referendums here, I won't disturb you any further. That's all I have to say really.
It's not really on the agenda.

Anatolia is from Greek. The Greeks also owned Byzantium 2000 years before the turks stole it and renamed it istanbul.

When might you ugly turks return your shitty country back to the civilized Greeks who gave the world Aristotle, Plato and Socrates?
 
Anatolia is from Greek. The Greeks also owned Byzantium 2000 years before the turks stole it and renamed it istanbul.

When might you ugly turks return your shitty country back to the civilized Greeks who gave the world Aristotle, Plato and Socrates?


We stole nothing.
We conquered.

There's history.
You're either on the winner's side or you shut the fuck up and don't make any demands.

Is this christmas and now everyone can wish something?
 
Anatolia is from Greek. The Greeks also owned Byzantium 2000 years before the turks stole it and renamed it istanbul.

When might you ugly turks return your shitty country back to the civilized Greeks who gave the world Aristotle, Plato and Socrates?


We stole nothing.
We conquered.

There's history.
You're either on the winner's side or you shut the fuck up and don't make any demands.

Is this christmas and now everyone can wish something?

Oh look, the goat fucker is angry.:lol:
 
Anatolia is the graveyard of civilizations.
In Darwin's philosphy the Turk is the coronation of Anatolian evolution.
The winner of the competition.

Hard to swallow for some, but that's how it is.
Just funny to see you butthurt people.
 
Anatolia is from Greek. The Greeks also owned Byzantium 2000 years before the turks stole it and renamed it istanbul.

When might you ugly turks return your shitty country back to the civilized Greeks who gave the world Aristotle, Plato and Socrates?


We stole nothing.
We conquered.

There's history.
You're either on the winner's side or you shut the fuck up and don't make any demands.

Is this christmas and now everyone can wish something?

You stole others' land by conquest. Just like your fake allah sez...

Quran 13:41 See they not that We gradually reduce the land (of disbelievers, by giving it to the believers, in war victories) from its outlying borders. And Allâh judges, there is none to put back His Judgement and He is Swift at reckoning

But, the ottomans lost it all, except, for the shitty turkey.

Karma is a bitch :clap2:
 
Karma is a bitch :clap2:

Indeed, karma is a bitch.
Waiting thousands of years to get your own land.
And all you was given by intl. community was just a tiny strip of desert, and that even contested by 300+ million Arabs.

Don't start with Karma, JStone.
 
You stole others' land by conquest. Just like your fake allah sez...

Unfortunately, we were not as lucky as Americans to arrive on a continent that was de-populated by an Asteroid. Ready to be colonized without natives.
 
Karma is a bitch :clap2:

Indeed, karma is a bitch.
Waiting thousands of years to get your own land.
And all you was given by intl. community was just a tiny strip of desert, and that even contested by 300+ million Arabs.

Don't start with Karma, JStone.

And, today, Israel's per capita income is twice that of turkey.

Israel has produced 7 Nobel Laureates for significant contributions in science, economics and literature. Turkey, not even one Nobel Laureate.

And, Israel has more companies listed on NASDAQ than any other country outside the US.

Turkey, not even one company listed on NASDAQ and difficulty listing companies on the istanbul exchange.

turkey is a turkey
 
You stole others' land by conquest. Just like your fake allah sez...

Unfortunately, we were not as lucky as Americans to arrive on a continent that was de-populated by an Asteroid. Ready to be colonized without natives.

No, you ignorant muslimes believe a meteorite in that kabah was really a gift sent down from your allah. No wonder you're so freaking backward :lol:
 

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