Political analyst explained the reason for the departure of Barzani from the post of head of Kurdistan

By leaving the post of head of Iraqi Kurdistan, Massoud Barzani showed that he wants to share responsibility for the failure of the idea of ​​gaining independence in the region with other Kurdish political forces, reports RIA News the comment of the expert of the Emirate center of advanced research "Al Mustaqbal" doctor of sciences Shadi Wahab.

Soon there will be a meeting of the Kurdistan Parliament, at which Barzani’s message will be read about his continued tenure. Earlier, the media reported that Barzani did not intend to extend the powers of the president of the autonomy, expiring on November 1.

Barzani does not want to be solely responsible for concessions to Baghdad on the issue of granting independence to Kurdistan, but wants to be shared by all Kurdish parties, including the Kurdistan Patriotic Union, which did not speak so unequivocally for secession from Iraq,

said the wahab agency.

In addition, "with this step, he aims to ease the pressure on Kurdistan from Iraq and from outside, as well as to preserve the unity of the Kurds," he said.

At the same time, the expert is sure that “Barzani will not refuse to play the main role in the regional policy even if he leaves his post, and he will remain in power until the new parliamentary and presidential elections are held.”

Earlier, the autonomy parliament, in which a referendum on independence, which was not recognized by Baghdad, was held in late September, decided to postpone the presidential and parliamentary elections for 8 months.

Previous presidential elections in Iraqi Kurdistan were held in 2009. The term of Barzani’s presidency expired on 2013 and was extended twice: by the parliament and the court. Earlier, Barzani said he would not run for a new term.

Comments

[zivXP]

Oh, successfully went for autonomy. Well, who is in line for the switchman?

[Logall]

Syrian Kurds a lesson! Hope to take into account the bitter experience ...
'' experience is the son of difficult mistakes ''

[tol100v]

Quote: Logall

Syrian Kurds a lesson! Hope to take into account the bitter experience ...
'' experience is the son of mistakes, difficult ''

Not only Syrian, but also Turkish and Iraqi! Until they themselves stop dragging the blankets and searching for the “sponsor defender” in the person of the SGA, nothing good will come of them! "The Quartet" of Krylov.!

[marshes]

Quote: Tol100v

Not only Syrian, but also Turkish and Iraqi!

And what you forgot about the Iranian and Armenian Kurds. Here you can recall the Russians, they are gradually moving from Central Asia, not the autohonts of these places.

[Logall]

Quote: marshes

you can remember Russian

Do you know better in Kazakhstan?
Russian Kurds live in communities, not even settlements! There is nothing to drag them here!
You would still remember the gypsies! They generally live everywhere

[marshes]

Quote: Logall

Russian Kurds live in communities, not even settlements! There is nothing to drag them here!

And how do they have a voice?
About two months ago, Orenburg Kazakhs clashed with the Kurds, you even pulled up the ROSguard and the problem was crossing the border, so the issue is still on the agenda.
Kazakhs there are auto-hons and those are newcomers.

[Logall]

Yes No one even paid attention to it! 2 gangs flashed. And the guard was pulled up, only because they were to protect these poor fellows from injury. What nafig voice have? Well, and their Kurdish God live with them.
It is only you from abroad who look and gloat: but in Russia there are only problems ...
Everything is good in Russia! To spite you!

[marshes]

Quote: Logall

Yes No one even paid attention to it! 2 gangs flashed.

What do you call Kazakhs a gang? Even if the Russians have morally supported, they can only mentally, that’s your essence. But there was no justice in the order of passage of the border control and purchase of border guards, the Kazakh will not pick up a bucket from scratch.
We will know.

[Logall]

Quote: marshes

What Kazakhs are already calling a gang?

No! I called a gang of Kazakhs, and a gang of Kurds! If there was a gang of a different nationality, I would call them that! a gang is a gang, a gang of Kazakhs is a gang, a gang of Kurds is a gang, a gang of Russians is a gang! But Kazakhs, Kurds, Russians are nationalities, these are peoples !!!

[marshes]

Quote: Logall

2 gangs flashed.

I understood you correctly initially.
In order for the Kazakh to raise something illegal, it is necessary to get to that ...
And so the "sleeping people" call us and especially the north, only hear the exclamations wake up!
There were Kyrgyz, those are hot, have already muddied a couple of revolutions
And it’s been understood for a long time by someone who, without special benefit for himself, will not even move “feed”, they can only support him morally. Yes, here in the south, you just have to beg, persuade them to write a statement when their businessmen come from the North Caucasian republics, if the Aborigines instantly write.

[Logall]

My friends live in Astrakhan, so I know firsthand how the Kazakhs are making noise! They are very fast on the rise ...
That's just the topic of the Kurds! Which, if you do not change your mind, will be much less ...

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: marshes

In order for the Kazakh to raise something illegal, it is necessary to get to that ...

straight cold scandinavian guys !!!

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: marshes

And how do they have a voice?

at what plan???

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Tol100v

but also Turkish

with the Turkish, everything is much more complicated there ... Erdogas completely extinguishes them, as if real terrorists !!!

[Pirogov]

Quote: Logall

Syrian Kurds a lesson! Hope to take into account the bitter experience ...
'' experience is the son of difficult mistakes ''

They don’t take into account mattresses, they will throw some money, they will find some kind of leader and go ahead for independence. They will not miss such an opportunity to annoy Assad and the Sultana perdogash.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Pirogov

They will not miss such an opportunity to annoy Assad and the Sultana perdogash.

In fact, the PKK is much more loyal and want only autonomy as part of a single Syria

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: Logall

Syrian Kurds a lesson! Hope to take into account the bitter experience ...
'' experience is the son of difficult mistakes ''

That's right. Only a single people can come to Kurdistan, and not a bunch of tribes, where the will of the leader cancels the order of the command.

[marshes]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

That's right. Only a single people can come to Kurdistan, and not a bunch of tribes, where the will of the leader cancels the order of the command.

Our Kurds don’t like Jews. They are considered guilty of resettlement to Central Asia.

[turcom]

Our Kurds don’t like Jews. They are considered guilty of resettlement to Central Asia.
For the first time I hear this. It is possible in more detail, or where to get info?

[marshes]

Quote: turcom

For the first time I hear this. It is possible in more detail, or where to get info.

Come to the southern regions of Kazakhstan and talk with the Kurds, there is a lot to tell. Where the early ones lived, the oldest still living generation, and why they ended up in Central Asia, by the way from Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan they quietly survived, or are still surviving. to Kazakhstan, Turkey, who have not already managed to visit Kurdistan and will return back. Lucky before the law on mercenarism.

[Nikolai Grek]

Quote: Logall

Syrian Kurds a lesson! Hope to take into account the bitter experience ...
'' experience is the son of difficult mistakes ''

finally these strange Kurds ... you finally agree calmly with the countries in which you are, and live in peace, but develop a country !!! no, m * l * i * t, we must constantly arrange squabbles ... also during the war !!!

[padded jacket]

Yes, quickly the Iraqi Kurds surrendered, and after all, some especially local Israeli Jews had such hopes on them, especially Iraqi oil

[hrych]

Shiite pipe in short, straight and Gazprom

[Mountain shooter]

Divide and rule! Yes, but the option with autonomy did not work for the mattress. But in Iraq everything went to this! No, the strip-eared forgotten how to work on BV, oh, forgotten how!

[Egorovich]

None of the Kurds will receive anything, maximum autonomy within their residence and not a piece more. Sorry for this disconnected people.

[Jedi]

I agree with you. Another thing is that the United States intends to continue to lure the Kurds of different countries with the ghostly carrot of United Kurdistan. And not everyone is smart enough to understand that this is the very deal that is signed with blood and paid for by the Soul. I suspect that separatist sentiments in Europe are paid out of the same pocket as Kurdistan.

[Logall]

Quote: Jedi

paid from the same pocket as Kurdistan.

Appearances, passwords ... Hand over slowly

[Jedi]

Sasha, this has long been an open secret. I do not risk anything, publicly calling what is not a secret at all.

[Logall]

This is not a secret here, but in the USA it is “For Seven Seals” ...

[Jedi]

I have absolutely nothing to dig there. And to steal me for sedition is unlikely.

[Egorovich]

So it turns out that in addition to the carrots, "United Kurdistan" will not receive anything, it seems even will not receive carrots. This is clearly seen in Iraqi Kurds.

[Jedi]

And the hope is that other Kurds, looking at the Iraqi example, will draw the right conclusions. It is precisely hope, there is no certainty, since the United States knows how to convince of its right.

[voyaka uh]

Barzani did the right thing. Until the Kurds end their
medieval clans and do not recognize themselves as a nation, there will be no sense anyway.

[XXXIII]

Quote: voyaka uh

Barzani did the right thing.

The king is not real .... Israel helped poorly, and shouted most of all for independence ....

[Bakht]

I remember a week ago, Israeli friends together assured that Kurdistan would be. And they even claimed that Syria would be divided and the border would go along the Euphrates.
In fairness, I must say that I argued that the different Kurds will agree. Barzani's departure is good news for ... Kurds. Many have long called him a traitor. So if Barzani goes completely away (into oblivion) ​​then the Kurds may agree. If Erdogan had gone to hell, it would have been absolutely wonderful.
PS From the police report "She sent him purely feminine, but also very far away." Let Barzani and Erdogan go to this address.

[kos2910]

Quote: Bakht

"She sent him purely feminine, but also very far away"

I apologize, but it’s interesting, the “purely feminine” direction is “in ...” or “on ...”?

[Wolka]

how can one not recall Soviet scientific Marxism-Leninism, clearly, Islam, like any other religion, cannot replace the state itself, and today not a single Arab country is ready to federalize its lands and establish secular power, in essence it all comes down to the monarchy at its worst, that's all ...

[Bakht]

Well, as it seems to me, Islam, like any other religion, has nothing to do with the state. Religion is more an ideology, and the state is an organizational structure.
And which country (not Islamic) is ready for federalization? Orthodox Ukraine or Catholic Spain? There are very few examples in history when a country voluntarily federalized. It is necessary to have such a credit of trust and such self-confidence ...
As far as I know, only Diocletian decided on this. Usually everyone waits until the end, and then we can only talk about the collapse of the state.

[gorenina91]

- It’s just that Barzani himself was tired of messing around with his Kurds ... -If the Kurds would like ... -they would have long ago created a single state or real universal autonomy ... -Because they live so compactly that for unification it just looks ideally ... -But the Kurds themselves have split themselves ... - into "clanism" and "local interests" ... -And they have long been ruled by primitive selfish mercantile "interests", where primarily the most elementary enrichment plays, and not a union ... -One of them "prefers" to have "Americans" as a friend .., other Iraqis .., and still others ...- even Turks ...
-And one can even assume that if at the given moment the Kurds would have the opportunity to unite into a single state .. then in this not yet established state such a bloody war would break out ...- already between the Kurds themselves .. that the flows Kurdish refugees would simply fill the Middle East ...
- By the way ... - A lot of Kurds live in Russia ... -And nothing good can be heard about them ... -Rather, on the contrary ... -a solid negative ...