DNA proves Kurds lived on their land more than 12,500 years

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The State of Kurdistan is Coming
Mahdi Kakei

The colonial Lausanne Agreement has practically expired and the features of a new political map for the Middle East region have begun to emerge, drawn under the leadership of the United States, France and Britain

The Turkish regime knows the truth about the new political map for the region and has begun desperate attempts to thwart the drawing of this map by resorting to those who are responsible for it and those who influence it as follows:

1. The Turkish regime has begun to court Mr. Abdullah Ocalan and try to convince him to announce the dissolution of the Kurdistan Workers' Party or end the armed struggle in exchange for his release.

The main Turkish goal of this initiative is to end the self-administration in the West Kurdistan Region by the region meeting Ocalan's request to lay down arms and give up the Kurdish national rights of the region. Erdogan is trying to deceive Kurds through Ocalan just as Kemal Ataturk deceived the Kurdish deputy in the Turkish parliament (Hassan Khairi) who used to attend the sessions of the Turkish parliament wearing his Kurdish clothes, and Ataturk convinced him to send a telegram with (Khalid Ziya Beg) to the Lausanne Conference in 1923, declaring the Kurds' insistence on remaining in one state with the Turks.

After signing the Lausanne Agreement, Ataturk executed Hassan Khairi, and this is what Erdogan wants to repeat with Ocalan and then kill him in some way, for example by poisoning him

The international community led by the United States of America and Israel is planning to remove the political map of the Lausanne Agreement and draw a new political map for the region, so the people of Kurdistan in general and the Autonomous Administration of the Western Kurdistan Region and Mr. Ocalan should not be deceived or used by the Turkish conspiracies and their false and deceptive promises.

The region should also continue to cooperate and coordinate with the international community to achieve the freedom and independence of the people of the Kurdistan Region with its various national, ethnic, religious and sectarian components.

2. To stop a new drawing of the region, the Turkish regime is courting Israel with offers to provide it with various services, for example, protecting Israel's security from the Syrian side, restoring economic relations and security coordination with it, and supporting Israel's annexation of the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, the Golan Heights, Mount Hermon, and other areas of Syria. However, the Turkish attempt fails because the Israelis know that their existence as a people and a state and their national security are linked to the establishment of the state of Kurdistan, as the Kurdish people are Israel's only strategic ally in the region.

3. To abort the new Middle East project, the Turkish regime is also working to offer its services to the United States of America, such as cooperation and coordination with it in the Ukraine war with Russia, as well as against the Iranian regime, fighting ISIS terrorists, and taking responsibility for guarding prisons in the Western Kurdistan region where ISIS terrorists are located, as well as preserving American interests and Israeli national security. However, America knows the Turkish-Ottoman ambitions and the terrorist Islamist ideology of the Turkish regime and its support for terrorist Islamic organizations.

America knows that the establishment of the State of Kurdistan guarantees American interests in the region and with the security of the State of Kurdistan, peace will prevail in the region and its people will be free to build instead of killing, wars and destruction

4. To thwart the process of redrawing the map of the region, Turkey quickly issued orders to the terrorist Hayat Tahrir al-Sham to seize power in Syria by supporting and backing it. America and Israel accepted the process of changing the Syrian regime, but they will not allow the terrorists to continue ruling Syria. Israel and America will never allow Turkey to re-establish the Ottoman Empire and dominate the Middle East in general and Syria in particular.

5. At first, the Western Kurdistan region may enjoy a federal or decentralized system of government for a limited period that may last several years, and then the Western and Southern Kurdistan regions will be unified and this young state will become the nucleus of the Great Kurdistan state.

Therefore, the people of Kurdistan should prepare to welcome the birth of their state, and Kurdish officials should coordinate and cooperate with each other and with their Israeli and Western allies to make the New Middle East project a success and establish the state of Kurdistan.

6. The name (Kurdistan) has nothing to do with racism. The region called (Kurdistan) today has been known as the "Land of the Kurds" for thousands of years, before the emergence of the term nationalism, which is a modern term, as the Sumerians called Kurdistan (Kurda Ki Ku - ur - da ki) [1] which means "Land of Kurda", while (Driver) mentions that the Sumerians called the Land of the Kurds (Kurda) [2].

The name of the Kurds was mentioned in the Assyrian records as (Kurti) or (Kurdi) [3] and the Hittites called them (Kūrti.ti.i) which means (mountainous) [4], and in the Armenian records their name came as "Kordi" [2] and the Romans called them (Cordi) or (Corti) [5]. The first to give the name "Kurdistan" to the homeland of the Kurds was the Seljuk Sultan (Sanjar) in the middle of the sixth century AH (twelfth century AD), i.e. more than 850 years ago [6].

From here it is realized that (Kurdistan) is a historical name that has no connection to racism, as the nationalist thought did not exist in those ancient eras, while the racist terms that we are dealing with were invented on racist nationalist foundations after the emergence of the nationalist thought in the region. It must be said here that the citizens of Kurdistan, with all its national, ethnic, religious and sectarian components, are equal in rights and duties under a secular democratic system.

7. The Kurds who use the term "North and East Syria" instead of (West Kurdistan Region) or (West Kurdistan) or (The West) should be ashamed of themselves and that they do not deserve to be citizens of Kurdistan, as they parrot the term used by the occupiers of Kurdistan and in this way they serve these occupiers. They should understand that by doing so they are canceling (West Kurdistan Region), this precious part of Kurdistan that can never be given up.

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Sources
1. B. Hrozny. Histoire Et Progrés De Déchffrement Des Textes. Archiv Orientalni, Vol. III, No. 1, Prague, 1931, p. 286.
2. Driver, G. R. The Name Kurd and Its Philological Connexions. JRAS: 401, 1923, pp. 393 – 403.
3. Dr. Jamal Rashid Ahmed. The emergence of the Kurds in history - a comprehensive study of the background and cradle of the Kurdish nation. Part Two, Second Edition, 2005, page 28.
4. Ibid, page 33.
5. Ibid, footnote page 37.
6. Lee Strange (1930). Lands in the East in the Age of Disagreements.

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Ancient inhabitants of Kurdistan (12,500) are
the ancestors of the modern day Kurdish people
Mehdi Kakeyi

In ancient times, no other ethnicity other than the Kurdish ancestors lived in Kurdistan and the region. The relics of Kurdistan caves testify to that, some of them go back more than (100000) one hundred thousand years, not only (4000) four thousand years

At the end of the third millennium BC, the Greeks migrated from the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula to the region now called Greece [a, b]. This proves the absence of Greeks in the region in the time of the innovation of agriculture and language transition from Kurdistan to Kurdistani speaking peoples (Indo-European).

During the period (2000 - 1500) B.C., there was a flow of Amorian immigrants from the west side, from the Syrian Desert to northern Mesopotamia (Subarto) i.e. (South Kurdistan Region). Up until about the year (1100) B.C., the country of Ashur was composed of several weak states controlled by the Zagrosian Kurds ancestors.

The Subarians founded and ruled the Kingdom of Ashur for about (1000) thousand years and later the Amorians took control of it. During the rule of the Amurians of Ashur, the Mitani Kurds ancestors liberated the country of Ashur from the control of the Amurists and ruled it from (1500) to (1350) BC, that is for 150 years.

This means that the Amorians immigrants who were a minority in Kurdistan, received actual rule in the Kingdom of Ashur from (1100) BC to (612) BC, which is the year of the overthrow of the Assyrian Empire by the media and Babylonians, that is, the Amorians ruled Ashur for only (488) years, while the country of Ashur was under Subarian and Mithani rule for more than a thousand years and the Kurds are the ones who founded the Kingdom of Ashur.

After the disappearance of the Assyrian Empire, the Amorians in the Kurdish people melted and disappeared. It is worth noting that the term (Amorian) is a geographical term not a binary term, it comes from the Somerian word (Amori) which means (west) so (Amorian ) means (western inhabitants) i.e. inhabitants who lived west of Mesopotamia (in the Syrian desert) and that (Mat Amori) means in Somerian (country of the west).

Studies recall that knights migrated from the Caspian Sea region to the present-day Persian country around (1100) BC [c]. This is how we realize that the horses were not native to the area.

For Armenians, the historian (Marwan Al-Madur) mentions that (Herodot) says Armenians were an Indo-European people (western Ari), they left the Balkan region in the 12th century BC to Asia Minor via the Bosphorus and the Darnelles, then moved east in stages, until they reached Ararat in the late 7th century BC, reaching remote present-day Armenia.

The demise of the state of Urartu, founded by Kurdish ancestors, where the kingdom of Urartu lasted until 625 B.C., and then became under the protection of the Medias, a denomination from time to be eliminated during the Revolution of the Gothic Kurdish Clans in 585 B.C. after the occupation of Armenians and those who lived in West of the Orartians.

Marwan Al-Mudwar adds that Armenia was not actually known by this name, so it formed the name (Armenia) as we know it today for years (550–521 BC). M). This is how Armenians arrived to the region late and they are not the native inhabitants of the region.

It is worth noting that even less than a thousand years ago, the Kurds had the current states and emirates of Armenia and Azerbaijan, as shown below, which underlines the depth of history of Kurdish presence in the region. The Armenian language has also acquired a lot of Kurdish vocabulary that are still used in it.

Kurdish Emirates:

1. Emirate of Rawadi (948-1071 AD): It included the regions of Maraga, Tabriz, Azerbaijan, (Wormi), (Khoi), (Salmas) and (Armenia).

2. Emirate of Shaddadi (951 - 1198 AD): The region (Arran) included the cities of Barda, (Dabil), (Ganja) and (Baku) (are regions in both Armenia and the present-day Republic of Azerbaijan), where its border extended from the city of Rwanduz to the city of Ganja in present-day Azerbaijan.

3. The Red Republic of Kurdistan 1923 AD: Kurdistan was divided into five parts, each part of it was annexed to both Turkey, Iran, Iraq, Syria and Armenia. (Lenin) has revealed the secrets of the Sykes-Pico agreement, thus Russia lost most of its share of northern Kurdistan, which was annexed to Turkey.

A small part of Kurdistan remained under the Soviet Union and became a republic with the name (Red Republic of Kurdistan) on July 7, 1923. This republic included the region with Kurdish-majority located near the territory of (Navurni-Karabakh) of Azerbaijan. It was challenged by Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia. Its area was (6210) square kilometers and in 1926 its population was about (51426) people, of whom (37182) people (72.3%) were Kurds and the rest (27.2%).

For the Arabs, their presence in Kurdistan was as a result of the Arab Islamic occupation of Kurdistan during the reign of Omar bin Al-Khattab, and thus their homeland was limited to the Arab Desert. On the other hand, Turkish migration to the region and occupation of parts of Kurdistan began only about 900 years ago

During this year, the bones of a person were also found in a cave (Chanider) located in the Zagros Mountains at the northwestern edge of the Bradost Range overlooking the Upper Zab Valley near the center of Schanider suburb.

These bones date back (12500) years. DNA testing of these bones indicates that the current Kurds are the descendants of that person who lived in Kurdistan more than (12500) years ago and this is scientific proof that the ancient tribes who lived in Kurdstan are the ancestors of the Kurdish people

This is how we see that the Greeks, Horses, Armenians, Arabs and Turks are the new testament in the region by measuring the time of the discovery of agriculture which occurred in about the year (12000) B.C. and the transfer of agriculture and language from Kurdistan to areas whose people today speak the Kurdish languages (Indo-European) in about 8000 B.C.

In those epidemic times, the ancestors of the Zagrosian Kurds were the only inhabitants of Kurdistan. After that, the Zagrosians were branched into Gothic, Sumerian, Illamite, Khurian, Hittian, Kashia, Babylon, Median, and others.