Iraq forces parade

[jjmuneer]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQhs_ptfYKI&feature=g-u&context=G2625906FUAAAAAAACAA
I'm scared for some of my family, since there is Baghdad, they should move to south Kurdish, since I have some family in Erbil already.

[Kamilka]

Firstly, thanks for video with english language . Possible to understand =)
Secondly, now I' m afraid for all Kurdish families there .
I heard that the eastern and western parts are like a hell ...
To resolve the current political crisis in Iraq all parties should keep calm and avoid escalation - unique solution probably(
God keeps your family ( Xode xaika malbate wa )

[jjmuneer]

Firstly, thanks for video with english language . Possible to understand =)
Secondly, now I' m afraid for all Kurdish families there .
I heard that the eastern and western parts are like a hell ...
To resolve the current political crisis in Iraq all parties should keep calm and avoid escalation - unique solution probably(
God keeps your family ( Xode xaika malbate wa )

The only peaceful solution is three new states occurring, if not then there will be a civil war. KRG is independant anyways, so it doesn't effect south kurds so much comapred to the 80,000 kurds in Baghdad.

[talsor]

I'm scared for some of my family, since there is Baghdad, they should move to south Kurdish, since I have some family in Erbil already.

Do let a couple of helicopters and some soldiers scare heval . Turkish army is 100 times more powerful and more equipped than the Iraqi army yet all their tools and toy is useless in fighting 3000 peshmergas . The Iraqi army loyalty is divided between sunnis shia and Kurds and if there is ever a conflict you will see the army fighting each othere .I believe the head of the Iraqi army is a Kurd and a veteran peshmerga and there are divisions of peshmerga within the army as part of the deal with the Iraqi government .

Almaliki is trying to be the second Saddam and neither the kurds nor the sunnis will allow him to do that .

[Kamilka]

Firstly, thanks for video with english language . Possible to understand =)
Secondly, now I' m afraid for all Kurdish families there .
I heard that the eastern and western parts are like a hell ...
To resolve the current political crisis in Iraq all parties should keep calm and avoid escalation - unique solution probably(
God keeps your family ( Xode xaika malbate wa )

The only peaceful solution is three new states occurring, if not then there will be a civil war. KRG is independant anyways, so it doesn't effect south kurds so much comapred to the 80,000 kurds in Baghdad.

I think civil war is inevitable in any case, unfortunately .. It was understandable from output of USA army from Iraq ..
I mean exactly Shiite parties,which destroy the basic order in the cities.
Because as I know - now in Iraqi Kurdistan is the intensity of conflict between Shiites and Sunnis, and the connecting link are Kurds =((

[Kurdistano]

Its time to leave Iraq immediately. While the country is falling into deep chaos, the Iraqi leaders have nothing better to do than presenting their "strong" army.

[Azamat]

I'm scared for some of my family, since there is Baghdad, they should move to south Kurdish, since I have some family in Erbil already.

Almaliki is trying to be the second Saddam and neither the kurds nor the sunnis will allow him to do that .

Would you mind to please elaborate on this? To my knowledge, Al-Maliki is a weak puppet installed by the USA and friends. He's not capable of constituting even a remote threat to Kurds or Kurdistan. Where can the resemblance to Saddam be sought? I'm not criticizing you, I'm just simply interested.

[jjmuneer]

Thank kak Talsor and Kurdistano.
I think Maliki is a puppet to muqatada in my book, they worked together in the past.

[jjmuneer]

Its time to leave Iraq immediately. While the country is falling into deep chaos, the Iraqi leaders have nothing better to do than presenting their "strong" army.

It would be nice, but we Faylee Kurds been in Baghdad since the early century, so moving might be a issue, although alot of kurds in Baghdad have two homes. One there and another in kermanshah or Ilam.

[Kurdistano]

I'm scared for some of my family, since there is Baghdad, they should move to south Kurdish, since I have some family in Erbil already.

Almaliki is trying to be the second Saddam and neither the kurds nor the sunnis will allow him to do that .

Would you mind to please elaborate on this? To my knowledge, Al-Maliki is a weak puppet installed by the USA and friends. He's not capable of constituting even a remote threat to Kurds or Kurdistan. Where can the resemblance to Saddam be sought? I'm not criticizing you, I'm just simply interested.

Maliki wasnt installed by the USA.He was simply chosen by the majority. If it was for US, than Alawi would have been the next Minister President.

[Kurdistano]

Its time to leave Iraq immediately. While the country is falling into deep chaos, the Iraqi leaders have nothing better to do than presenting their "strong" army.

It would be nice, but we Faylee Kurds been in Baghdad since the early century, so moving might be a issue, although alot of kurds in Baghdad have two homes. One there and another in kermanshah or Ilam.

With "leaving Iraq" I was refering to declare independence. If Fayle Kurds decide to move to Kurdistan they should do it now.

[jjmuneer]

Its time to leave Iraq immediately. While the country is falling into deep chaos, the Iraqi leaders have nothing better to do than presenting their "strong" army.

It would be nice, but we Faylee Kurds been in Baghdad since the early century, so moving might be a issue, although alot of kurds in Baghdad have two homes. One there and another in kermanshah or Ilam.

With "leaving Iraq" I was refering to declare independence. If Fayle Kurds decide to move to Kurdistan they should do it now.

Yeh I knew what you meant, but I don't know I really don't want them to stay. I think if sunnis do decide to target the Kurdish communt there, or they get terrorised then most likely they'll move.