Salah El-Din would cry

This is so sad news and makes the one feels so sad for the days of Saladin ,the days of old where the Arabs race was a respectful one

The news I read in Elaph.com says :

The Kurds in Syria are happy and support the decision of Mossad Barazani in Kurdistan in Iraq to ban the Iraqi official flags in the Kurdish areas!! of course this decision is another step in achieving the independence of Kurdistan from Iraq and dividing it as the American administration wants

This is so so sad and dangerous so much , because this means there is some ambition for the Kurdish Independent State to take place in the middle East , of course the Kurds are dreaming because Iran,Turkey and Syria are not ready to give up their lands to the Kurds .

In the news it is said that Syrian Kurdish party or what ever is called says the decision is a rightful one , as the flag is from the baathi era!!!!

First of all the Baathi era flag was changed, well to say the truth not totally as the only thing changed in the national Iraqi flag is the font of "Allah Akbar-Allah is the greatest" now it is Kofi Arabic fonts ,one of the oldest Arabic fonts ever originated in the Kofa city in south Iraq.

But you know to say the truth the blame is not on the Kurds and their leaders alone , but mainly on the previous Iraqi regime that made Iraqis from Kurdish origin hate their country because of dictatorship ,Same thing in Syria and unfortunately the same game is played by the same stupidity of the Egyptian regime with the Coptic people in Egypt

Look I am very sorry to what happened to Iraqi Kurds in time of Saddam but it brings any comfort ,not only them or their kids were killed ,in fact thousands of even of Iraqis from all the groups and sects were tortured and killed too . Please for Iraq don't make Bush's dreams come true ,Please

Man Salah El-Din would cry in his grave now

P.S : Salah El-Din , the legendary Muslim Arabic King warrior who fought the crusaders and returned back Jerusalem was from Kurdish origins

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