Kurdish Community Reaction to US Troop Withdrawal p1

The decision to pull US troops away from the border of Northern Syria left our Kurdish allies in the area in danger. Nashville has the LARGEST Kurdish community in the country, and one member, Tabeer Sindi stated this move felt like a betrayal. So we've asked two representatives from the The Tennessee Kurdish Community Council to come and speak about how this situation is affecting them locally.

[@robindeniz664]

Thanks for sharing Kurds are suffering a lot. We need more media awarenes.

[@ManufacturedCrises]

This has me in tears. Thank you for sharing

[@serhatvarli3869]

Right?

[@BerxeXwede]

Kurds are Biblical Medes

[@phantomwriter2629]

This is what Washington and Jefferson warned us about entangled alliances.

[@MadKingOfMadaya]

*_What exactly are you referring to? I am damned sure Jefferson and Washington would rather ally themselves with people who's ideologies allign with their own. No matter what any Iranian says Cyrus the great, whom Thomas Jefferson looked up to was completely Kurdish. Not Half on his mother's side that they would love to say but even the Persians originate in what is Kurdistan, Sanandaj to be accurate. Freedom and liberty was something established in law by ancient Kurdish people and this love of freedom is still existing in Kurdistan and Kurdish people. Arabs, Iranians and Turks all try to deprive us of that freedom and we won't stand for it happening to us nor anyone else._*