Roj Bash Kurdistan

موقع كردي ينشر وثيقة "سرية للغاية"
تظهر "حقد البعث" السوري على الأكراد

المستقبل - الجمعة 17 نيسان 2009 - العدد 3279 - شؤون عربية و دولية - صفحة 15

نشر موقع "سوبارو" المختص باخبار اكراد سوريا، وثيقة وصفها بـ"السرية للغاية تظهر مدى حقد حزب البعث السوري الحاكم على الشعب الكردي وتثبت التدخل السوري في شؤون دول الجوار وتوصي بسياسات عنصرية ضد الكرد".
واوضح الموقع ان الوثيقة هي عبارة "عن تعميم من القيادة القطرية لحزب البعث على أمناء الفرق الحزبية لحزب البعث العربي الاشتراكي في محافظة الحسكة بتوقيع ختم من أمين فرع حزب البعث في الحسكة محمد السطام، تصف فيها الشعب الكردي بالعميل للموساد وتصف رئيس إقليم كوردستان مسعود البرزاني بالصعلوك وتوصي بسياسات عنصرية جديدة ضد أبناء الشعب الكردي منها:
1 ـ مضاعفة الجهود للنيل من الأكراد ضمن الأطر القانونية في جميع المجالات وتهميش البعثيين منهم بشكل خاص، والعمل على عدم تسرب هذه المعلومات.
2 ـ تقديم المساعدات اللازمة والاهتمام بالمعارضة العراقية والمقاومة المسلحة القادمين من العراق والمغادرين اليه علما بأنهم يحملون وثائق تثبت انتماءهم للمعارضة.
3 ـ يمنع عرض صورة لأي قائد سياسي أو عسكري كردي في محلات التصوير وأماكن أخرى بقصد البيع والعرض وخاصة لقادة الأكراد".

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the syrian baath party are very unjust to kurds.also mohammed said al-omar should be released cause there is no proof he did anything wrong. i think the syrians arrest him cause he is kurd. the syrian baath party do not let kurds have passports so they cannot leave syria. they do not let kurds have any rights.

I lived in syria for a couple of years , Lots of Kurd do not even hold Syrian citizinship . They are considered foreigners in their own country .

talsor wrote:I lived in syria for a couple of years , Lots of Kurd do not even hold Syrian citizinship . They are considered foreigners in their own country .

i have never been to syria. i have heard that kurds considered foreigners when they are even born in syria. also if a kurd leave syria to go on holiday to another country then the kurd is denied back entry into syria. is this true?

nuray wrote:

talsor wrote:I lived in syria for a couple of years , Lots of Kurd do not even hold Syrian citizinship . They are considered foreigners in their own country .

i have never been to syria. i have heard that kurds considered foreigners when they are even born in syria. also if a kurd leave syria to go on holiday to another country then the kurd is denied back entry into syria. is this true?

I believe they are not ( those who are considered foreigners) allowed to leave the country period . They can apply for syrian passport , so there is no way for them to travel . It is unbelievable when you think about it , We actually live in the 21st century .

talsor wrote:

nuray wrote:

talsor wrote:I lived in syria for a couple of years , Lots of Kurd do not even hold Syrian citizinship . They are considered foreigners in their own country .

i have never been to syria. i have heard that kurds considered foreigners when they are even born in syria. also if a kurd leave syria to go on holiday to another country then the kurd is denied back entry into syria. is this true?

I believe they are not ( those who are considered foreigners) allowed to leave the country period . They can apply for syrian passport , so there is no way for them to travel . It is unbelievable when you think about it , We actually live in the 21st century .

yes it is unbelievable. i have heard kurds are not alowed to leave syria. i ment if the kurd leaves syria illegaly and try to sneak back in syria later and is caught then the kurd is denied entry back into syria?
when you live in syria couple years did syrians know you are a kurd?

Are you positive about the information? When I resided in Turkey I used go to Aleppo once in a while since it was located not far from where I was located. There were great bazaars in Aleppo. The mosques are beautiful in Aleppo as well.

talsor did you sneak into syria?

Erty wrote:Are you positive about the information? When I resided in Turkey I used go to Aleppo once in a while since it was located not far from where I was located. There were great bazaars in Aleppo. The mosques are beautiful in Aleppo as well.

i do think it is true. i do not know for sure cause i have not been to syria. where did you live in türkiye? kilis?

nuray wrote:

Erty wrote:Are you positive about the information? When I resided in Turkey I used go to Aleppo once in a while since it was located not far from where I was located. There were great bazaars in Aleppo. The mosques are beautiful in Aleppo as well.

i do think it is true. i do not know for sure cause i have not been to syria. where did you live in türkiye? kilis?

You seemed very sure about the information on your first post.

I was located in a small town Hasanbeyli.

Erty wrote:

nuray wrote:

Erty wrote:Are you positive about the information? When I resided in Turkey I used go to Aleppo once in a while since it was located not far from where I was located. There were great bazaars in Aleppo. The mosques are beautiful in Aleppo as well.

i do think it is true. i do not know for sure cause i have not been to syria. where did you live in türkiye? kilis?

You seemed very sure about the information on your first post.

I was located in a small town Hasanbeyli.

maybe i was not enough in detail. what i ment is i do not know if all kurds are oppressed as much in syria. maybe it is mostly kurds that are members of azadi party and kurds that support it. you are not kurd so that is why the syrians probably nice to you when you go to syria.

nuray wrote:maybe i was not enough in detail. what i ment is i do not know if all kurds are oppressed as much in syria. maybe it is mostly kurds that are members of azadi party and kurds that support it. you are not kurd so that is why the syrians probably nice to you when you go to syria.

I think the reason why I didn't have any problems visiting Syria is because I never had a Political discussion with a Baathist. It seems The Baath Socialist Arab Party oppresses anyone who doesn't support or agree with their Fascist Socialist Ideology.

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