>>161493>how the kurds thinkCompletely irrelevant, you can say exactly the same thing about Ukrainian nationalists.
>proof?Vidrel.
The US operated an illegal """suspected ISIS family member""" concentration camp (housing people from
"16 different countries") on Syrian land using the Kurds as hired prison guards. They operated it right up until, eventually, after ISIS/HTS/Al-Nusra took over the Syrian government with US support, the new US-backed ISIS government kicked the Kurds out and took over control of the """suspected ISIS family member""" concentration camp.
>not with which devil they shake hands withExcept this isn't true at all.
Cuba supported national liberation movements in Africa which were successful and fostered mutual respect. Iran did too with the ANC struggle against apartheid, actually. Cuba's support of Venezuela was mutually beneficial, as was the USSR's support for revolutionary Vietnam.
The US, by stark contrast, has become the world's single biggest superpower through well-established patterns of coercion, betrayal, murder, and exploitation. While it's not, at all, the only country which can be criticized for this (the USSR, despite having mutually beneficial relations with Vietnam, can be criticized for its relations with other countries in some other cases), it is far and away the most consistent and ruthless backstabber, and is by far the most ambitious and greedy empire of the day. There's no guarantee that ascending powers like China won't become like this some day, but today, by comparison, they are much less evil.
On top of all this, the US is nowhere near the region and doesn't suffer at all, or at least not on any comparable scale, for any mass death and destruction that its meddling in the region causes.
This isn't to say that, if someone else were to back the Kurds, that separatism would suddenly be a
good idea (it would not), but the US has already stabbed them in the back multiple times. At this point it really seems like part of the reason the Kurds can't do much about who their "benefactor" is is because the US bases are already there and the Kurds couldn't kick them out even if they wanted to do it tomorrow.