Transcript · Central Kurdish → English
Central Kurdish → English transcript
Ahmed knows about war, there is something called hopes and wishes,
The name of wishes, there is also something called capabilities,
he knows that Right now, the capabilities he has are not
Such that he can make all those wishes
Come true So he takes very realistic steps, very realistic steps
He takes steps,
he does not fall into the place of emotion and slogans And unfortunately,
in these countries all those things turn into a place of slogans
and emotions, that is,
The mind does not think, because right now,
The West also sees him as a strong, powerful, and realistic man
They also say,“ That is him,”
and they say,“ Trump did not say,‘ I am right’” “ What is it,
sir, that al- Qaeda became more important than ISIS?”
It is that now
he is a strong and free man and In Syria, he can manage it,
that is it, but only for Overthrowing the Kurdish administration in Rojava.“ Yes,
how is that?” They have not done it,
So now, for example,
say this to “ For the first time in the history of Damascus,
the Newroz fire should be lit,”
Mazloum Abdi has said,“ I am with you.”
I am more concerned about being Kurdish,
and more than you, I insist on Kurdish rights, but the Kurd there themselves,
meaning that organization that exists now, for example,
in its speech, it has defined itself.
Do you know what it is? Is it Kurdish? Arabic? Farsi? Turkish? So what is it?
Now, when we say that it sits together with Sharia, it comes and says,
it says,“ Are you talking on my behalf as a Kurd,
or are you talking on my behalf as an Arab?”
For example,
“ Are you Kurdish or Arab?” It speaks with an ideological tone
with the central
government. It says,“ We,
no, we are ideological, and we are a democratic society, and we are Arab.
Among the Arabs,
we Arabs are the majority, and then we are like this and like that.”
It does not know what its definition is now.
I think that it has absolutely no bad intention toward the Kurds.
Is that what you understood from him? Yes, yes,
he definitely does not want to have any problem with the Kurds,
and in the future you will also see that he is a young man,
he has ambitions, and he wants to...
Syria will move forward, but our own Kurds must not lose that historical mistake.
They must not go, for example, to Bamla and Baula, saying,“ Well, France said so,”
and then blame France itself.
Where are people like Piko from, anyway? Was it you who beat them up?
Was that not the French who did it?
Now you are going to take their place?
Talking... And now when is France— today it is America in the morning—
Go back to Rojava, or to France.
Can you stand there for one hour? One hour? They challenge me to stay,
they cannot become Europe by Old Europe is
not the Europe of the past that could occupy countries and do those things Europe,
under the protection of America, can do things, but on its own absolutely not,
So in Ukraine can it do anything?
It cannot, because of these things
We must not,
with France’s talk, and blah blah, get things mixed up,
they must act according to what is in their own interest
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