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I believe that everyone
has a right to express him/herself without any
distinction. The freedom of belief and expression is
nothing to do with nationality, religion, colour,
sex or race. In addition, everyone can criticise any
political parties, governments or any organisation,
but the criticism should be within a frame work of
the democracy and the freedom of speech without
damaging a reputation of any particular nation or a
political party. Criticism must be constructive and
make the situation to progress and develop towards
better outcomes and achievements and have legitimate
goal or to serve human rights.
An article was published on the 29th January 2006 at
www.dengekan. com, by the Australian Campaign
Committee to free Dr. Kamal Qadir. The article was
published under this name, why Mustafa Khalil
supports the ruler? The article continued and
criticised the Kurdish political parties in South
Kurdistan for creating a bad situation for the last
14 years.
I can say to that committee, a situation like that
did not just happen in Kurdistan, but it happened
everywhere else in the world, for instant in Europe
in the past between Western Germany and Eastern
Germany and each country established an independent
state.
It is true that South Kurdistan divided into two
Regional Governments. It is very obvious that such a
division is a bad outcome of our neighbouring
countries, like enemies of peace and democracy in
Kurdistan and generally in the Middle East. For
example, our neighbouring countries have created
many terrorist groups and individuals in order to
destroy our Regional Governments and even to occupy
our minds by exporting their own religion under the
manner of Islam. Shekh Zana’s terrorist group is a
very clear example in Erbil the capital city of
Kurdistan.
There were also many other terrorist groups which
were discovered in Kerkuk, Sulaimaniy and Musil. I
believe the author of the article has forgotten or
ignored some of the realities just mentioned. I
believe these types of campaigns are the bad
outcomes of Sadam’s regime not the Regional
Governments. Puk and KDP have been working very hard
for many decades despite of everything. They have
been fighting and struggling within and outside
Kurdistan in order to protect the Kurdish nation.
Our nation is still sacrificing in order to get rid
of the harshness and injustice against our nation in
the Middle East by our neighbouring tyrants.
Kurdistan was not liberated just in one second,
since the revolution started in south Kurdistan over
1 million Kurds were sacrificed.
It is true that Mustafa Khalil is a very faithful
person towards his nation, and he has been working
very hard for his people. Mustafa Kahlil is an
excellent example that never gives up on the benefit
of his nation to anything else. Since his arrival in
Australia, he has been working in different Kurdish
Associations in order to achieve the rights of his
nation. He participated in many demonstrations
against the occupiers in Kurdistan.
He worked in Australian Kurdish Association as
president and secretary from 1982-1985. In addition,
he worked from 1986-1992 in 2RDIFM and 2RSR-FM. He
also worked as president from 1990-1995 for the
Kurdish Association of Sydney and later on changed
to Kurdish Association of NSW and he resigned in
1995. Now Mustafa Khalil is running the Kurdish
radio program in FM 2000, from 1992 until now.
Kurdistan has the market that privatized. They have
much private ownership in the economy, more than
many countries in the Middle East which have
democracy too.
Corruption has so frequently triumphed in our world
that the governments need to propose specific plans
of action at further discussions and meetings. For
example the citizens of Chechnya never saw any
reconstruction; electricity, water, and heating fuel
were never restored, and housing destroyed or
damaged during the war was never reconstructed.
Nowhere has the level of corruption been more
scandalous.
For example in 1995, troops forced 2 electricity
substances to restore power to nuclear submarine
base in northern Kola Peninsula, where electricity
had been cut off because of unpaid bills. In June
2000 also the power supply of the huge underground
command centre of the Strategic Missile Forces west
of Moscow was also cut off. In addition to that,
110,000 soldiers and 160,000 discharged servicemen
were without housing.
Even Russia started selling the most advanced
weapons to the Middle East, in order to bring more
money and create jobs in Russia.
Even in 1998, Russian Missile Technology and nuclear
Reaction transferred to Iran. Even in June 1999
North Korea and China continued to supply the
largest amount of ballistic missile related good,
technology, and expertise to Iran and other tyrant
countries. Why this committee keeps quiet and does
not demonstrate against the above communist
countries, which directly they participate in
corruption and violence by exporting their Mass
Destruction products. Vladimir’s Government on 1st
May 2000, 32% of Russia’s arms exports sold to Iran,
Algera. Russia also revitalised exports to dormant
countries such as, Libya, Syria and Turkey and also
signed technical collaboration deals as well.
I hope for the future, the march of freedom and
democracy which will leave Marxism-Leninism on the
ash heap of history as it has left other tyrannies
which stifle the freedom and muzzle the self
expression of the Kurdish people.
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