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Bu inisiyatifi alan grup almanya dan oldugu icin muhtemelen bu tekstin almancasi da vardir-almanca bilen kurd sayisi cok. zinciri buyutursek corbaya ufakta olsa bir parca baharat bizde atmis oluruz. welt in kurdlere devlet olsun mu olmasin mi anketinden daha somut bir cabadir, fazla beklenti yaratmadan ucundan boyle inisiyatiflere destek olmak faydali olabilir. hurmetler
The USA must speak out for the solution of the "Kirkuk Question“!
23. Dezember 2009
The people of the northern Iraqi province of Kirkuk are living in great fear. Relations between the Kurdish majority and the Arabs who were settled there under the rule of Saddam Hussein are threatening to escalate.
It is especially terror-groups like Al-Quaida which would profit from a new bloody war between the ethnic groups. The residents of the Kurdish Yezidi, Christian and Shabak villages in the neighbouring province of Nineveh fear attacks from Arab Islamist terror-groups and fear for their lives.
Terror-groups like Al-Quaida and also some of Iraq's neighbours have an immediate interest in a destabilisation of Iraq. Their aim is to set up a totalitarian Islamist state in southern and central Iraq. The ones to suffer most would be the small nations and religious communities like the Christian Assyrian Chaldaic Aramaeans, the Yezidi and the Shabak.
It is only the USA and its western allies, which since 2003 have had a strong military, political and economic presence in the country, which are still able to defuse the conflict created by Saddam Hussein over Kirkuk. At the end of the 1960s the dictator drove out hundreds of thousands of Kurds, Turkmens and Christians from the region and replaced them with Arab settlers from southern and central Iraq. Most of the Kurds who were driven out have now returned. They are hoping for an annexation to the autonomous federal province of Iraqi Kurdistan. But the Arabs brought in by Saddam Hussein, who are now in the minority, feel themselves as belonging to Baghdad and are against the annexation.
The Iraqi government has up to now avoided the Kirkuk conflict although according to Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution it is supposed to remove all traces of the "suppression policies carried out“ by the tyrant and to take appropriate measures of compensation such as carrying out a referendum on the future of the Kirkuk region.
Voting must also take place in the provinces of Nineveh (Mosul) and in the province of Diala, the districts with a predominantly Kurdish-Moslem, Kurdish-Yezidi and Christian population on a possible annexation to Kurdistan, the safest and quietest region of Iraq.
The solution of the "Kirkuk conflict“ is decisive for the political stability of Iraq. Terror-groups like Al-Quaida must not be allowed to set up a new reign of fear. For this reason the USA must not withdraw its troops before making sure that the "Kirkuk Question“ is solved. Christians, Yezidi, Shabak and Turkmens must be given support to enable them to administer themselves and to tend to their culture and language.
The USA must continue to accompany the process of democratisation and to bring the Iraqi government to take appropriate measures to solve the "Kirkuk Question“.
Please support our appeal to the US Foreign Minister Hillary Clinton to press for the implementation of Article 140 of the Iraqi constitution!
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