If the caged birds think whoever scattering grains for them that person is their deity,what should we Kurds call the person who will grantee us an independence.

History is disappointed with us human being.

Refugees are going to continue to come, and the only question is what we are going to do to help them.

When I was a child, I never imagined one day would come when humanity would fall.

The world is full of countries that have only come into existence in the last couple of hundred years, or even in the last few decades, while changes to borders are happening every day.

Sooner or later our dream will become a true, (Independence)

Our children's won't learn Kurdish Language fluently if we don't tech them.

I love my culture, I'm very proud to be Kurd.

The memory of Mullah Mustafa Barzani has become a crucial part of the idea of what it means to be Kurdish today.

This planet is heaven but not for human beings.

We Kurd must do everything in our power to create structures which prevent the repeat of mass murder by our adversaries,And It’s better to call for independence.

The history of Kurdistan doesn’t just tell us why it hasn’t become independent so far. It also helps to make the case for Kurdistan’s independence. It is a desire founded, not just on some passing modern whim in that direction, or on spurious claims to natural and obvious borders, but on a sustained historical focus and desire by its people, on pre-existing promises, on the need for protection from the kind of atrocities that have historically been perpetrated against the Kurds, and on the rather artificial way in which Kurdistan has been denied its existence in the past.

Kurdistan has a long and turbulent history. Today, it faces a future branching in directions that could lead it towards success or disaster, freedom or renewed oppression.

We and future generations should never forget them, Always remember them.

We’re wasting our time trying to deal with Baghdad, It’s better to call for independence today.