Some “Jews” Just Aren’t Ready to Give Up on Greater Kurdistan Project

by Scott Creighton

Over at Kurdistan24.net the Nov. 22, 2017 headline read:

Several prominent Jews join organization supporting Kurdistan’s independence

Over at JTA someone named Liphshiz wrote:

New Jewish group supports independence for Kurdistan

Yes, it seems some “Jews” are not quite ready to give up on the Greater Kurdistan project in spite of the fact that:

• the Russians, Iranians, Lebanese and Syrians have put the kabash on the “Rojava” project in Syria
• the Turks will declare all out war with anyone to keep them from busting off a piece of their country for GK
• the Iraqis have made it pretty clear they want to keep their nation whole as well
• and Barzani has been outed from power after his rigged referendum in Iraq
• most Kurds in these four countries at play here would rather remain citizens of their home countries than be forced to live in Greater Kurdistan

This new project is called the Jewish Coalition for Kurdistan (JCFK) and it was formed around Nov. 20th or so of this year. Well after it was pretty clear the Greater Kurdistan project had crashed and burned.

Wanna know why? Here’s one reason.

And if you line my map up with this one, you might just find some striking similarities.

Would you look at that. They fit like OJ’s glove without the cheap theatrics.

Yep. Some “Jews” are really hot and bothered about the prospect of stealing land from Turkey, Iran, Iraq and Syria to give to their friends, the Kurds, so they can get one step closer to stealing some more land from some other countries for themselves.

The long term goals of Greater Israel aside, by the West giving up for now on the break-up of Syria has a definite short-term effect for them and that is they don’t officially get their grubby little hands on Golan Heights just yet. Not officially anyway. And that bothers at least a few “Jews”

I’m using the term “Jews” because that’s what their Kurdish friends did over at Kurdistan24.net. I took a screenshot just in case they decide to edit that out of the history of the webs.