Sunday, July 29, 2012

Astrid Adrienne (32)

This Week News In Brief (19) 26 Juillet- 29 Juillet 2012 
by Astrid Adrienne 
on Sunday, July 29, 2012



Do the West (America and its allies, including Russia) genuinely want to resolve the Syria conflict? This question should be raised, given some "effort" and statements of Western leaders related with a variety of efforts to alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Syria. The fundamental question that can lead to answers to the above question is, are the responsible parties for the loss of hundreds of thousands of civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Somalia and much more, and that underpin the loss of life in Palestine, this time concerned with the human vistims in Syria?

It is clear, those who do it all is impossible to act by motives of humanity to help the Syria people. The only Western political motive in all their actions is a matter of interest. There's no difference between the West, Russia and China, although it does not rule out the emergence of domestic pressures that encourage individual countries to take action on behalf of humanity, although without a straightforward manner.

One reason for which may actually be encouraging the West to take serious action to the Syrian crisis is a threat to its interests, and it's not on the Assad regime's survival.
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To cover the line I asked him, "Dahling, what can I type here?"

"Nothing," he said, "A pregnant woman, you, are prohibited from writing, typing, talking loudly ( maybe what he meant was, if he was leaning to the right then I was leaning to the left, if he was the U.S. then I was the Russia, for example, ... and so on until we both fell asleep and forgot to embrace each other), or cry silently because of listening to certain songs or melancholy music and feel you are living life in the past, no way! Just to go through pregnancy. And in this week you are still pregnant, honey." he said bluntly, without lifting his face from his laptop screen.

Last week I saw he was staring at a figure of another woman on his laptop screen, and she was not me. Later today, the mirror told me that I was a female penguin, just because of this pregnancy. Offended? No. I love this pregnancy, and I also like the penguin. And now, the female penguin is walking slowly toward his laptop screen.

Hoop-hoop-hoop,
Hello to you,
If you are a female goose there,
I'll peck you to bleed.
Do you think the Penguins can not jump like a hungry tiger, hm?
We'll see.

And what I see was, what I saw is, he was I saw him staring at this face. I was getting cranky!
 




Actually, when he was being such that, he looked very handsome, but he's a bit arrogant "spicy" in some ways. He will be more handsome -- for me -- especially when he does not really know what I want to do in secret, something. And he does not know I'm typing all this silently. You, too.

The windmill of your mind Lyric :
    Round like a circle in a spiral, like a wheel within a wheel. Never ending or beginning on an ever-spinning reel. Like a snowball down a mountain or a carnival balloon. Like a carousel that's turning, running rings around the moon. Like a clock whose hands are sweeping, Past the minutes on its face, And the world is like an apple, Whirling silently in space, Like the circles that you find in the windmills of your mind.
    Like a tunnel that you follow to a tunnel of its own. Down a hollow to a cavern where the sun has never shone, Like a door that keeps revolving in a half-forgotten dream, Like the ripples from a pebble, someone tosses in a stream, Like a clock whose hands are sweeping. Past the minutes on its face, And the world is like an apple. Whirling silently in space Like the circles that you find in the windmills of your mind.
    Keys that jingle in your pocket, words that jangle in your head. Why did summer go so quickly? Was it something that you said? Lovers walk along a shore and leave their footprints in the sand. Was the sound of distant drumming just the fingers of your hand? Pictures hanging in a hallway or the fragment of a song. Half-remembered names and faces, but to whom do they belong? When you knew that it was over, you were suddenly aware, that the autumn leaves were turning to the colour of her hair.

    Like a circle in a spiral, Like a wheel within a wheel, Never ending or beginning on an ever-spinning reel. As the images unwind, Like the circles that you find in the windmills of your mind.
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Jan Pepijn Servaas, Almira Izzati and Pranay Suresh like this.




Pranay Suresh : I'm running out of words to say something.

Pranay Suresh : I mean, ... you make me feel like I have never seen an egg yolk, rolled paper, steering wheel, a pair of elderly were holding hands, walls, and the letters. But I often see the Kurds, ma'am.

 Almira Izzati : cutieee, have you eaten yet? they say the food price is expensive in America, but why are they still fat? . ..

Pranay Suresh : Almira, tell Jan I like his tempeh article.

  Almira Izzati : really? but it is also expensive here...

  Jan Pepijn Servaas : I'm just motivated by a vegetarian here, . .. you can assume it is the same as a traditional cheese from France. As I dig further, it's very popular because of its protein content is similar to the meat protein, tempeh is more quickly to treat diarrheal diseases for children and malnutrition due to dehydration, its amino acid content is also very high. Indonesian people are the best tempeh makers in the world.

Astrid Adrienne: Jan, I would ask him to find it for me. Adriaan dahling, would you please go buy it at Mother's Market or the Japanese market in Gardena, maybe? I'll recommend Tempeh as one of the main ingredients in my food menu.
Astrid Adrienne: I have also ever seen a professional omelet maker, Nay. The chicken eggs make him famous, ehehehe, so you've pretty much seen them in Iraq with the proximity to the Zionists? Please send our regards to Kirkuk. Nah!

Astrid Adrienne : Izti, since you asked your question, I have eaten many times without notice to you. Now I'll answer the question without feeling "I'm feeling fat" but because of being pregnant.

As far as I know some things about the causes of obesity, it may be caused by: Less moving; Fond of snacking; The price of fatty foods in the U.S. is quite cheap; Americans eat portions are quite large; The focus of the American dinner plate is the meat or cheese. The dessert should be present in their menu, and I really know the type of their desserts, is quite 'heavy', quite "wow" ie the portion of a "giant" chocolate cake. Well, things like that. But dunno why, Adriaan still looks very sexy though he always eats his pudding -- just a large piece pudding, though -- with a ravenous tiger style...ehheehhe...
Jan Pepijn Servaas : I can send them to you in special packages.

Adriaan Zef : A tiger eats pudding? Stunning. It's more than your wild imagination, this is a sign of amity between you and me. Honey, now say that your pudding was getting crazy about my fangs. , Jan Pepijn, thanks for your attention to us.

Almira Izzati ‎... ...

Pranay Suresh : It would be a useful healthy jokes, ma'am,.. but unfortunately the peace is over. They are not satisfied with the compensation given by al-Bazzar. The issue is a classic, still on the substance of the original claim, that Kirkuk must become an integral part of Kurdistan region. Throughout history, they always fight for independence. For that purpose they have fought against Sumer, Assyria, Persia, Mongolia, European Crusaders, and Turks. Here they are, with the amount estimated 30 million people, actually they are one of the largest ethnic group in the world, but unfortunately they do not have their own nation-state. Turkey, Iran, and Iraq to quell their uprisings, whereas ethnically they have linkage with Iranian tribes. They use the Kurdish language, an Indo-European language of the Iranian language branch. Are you not interested in learning this language? or.. who knows you've been able to speak Kurdish?

Astrid Adrienne : Thank you for that question, Nay. I'll try to learn many languages, but in connection with your mind, I just want to give feedback to you. There are several factors that make the Kurds are scattered and fail to realize their dream to have their own country. First, the tribal sentiment divides them by nationality. It is difficult for the birth of a Kurdish leader who can unite the nation. Despite having an identity of the Kurds, the group is divided into various tribes.

Second, they are the victims of central government's dictatorship in countries where the Kurds are following the division of post-World War I.

Third, the colonialism also break their unity. In fact, the colonialism exploit tribal sentiments among them for pitting them. Dictatorial governments that overshadow them, for example, does not recognize their existence. Dictatorship also denies their language's existence in the country.

If the social reality in these countries have many cultures and languages, then the recognized culture is only one, and the other should be removed. They always become the victims. That's the political reality faced by the Kurds in Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria.

I think to achieve the strategic target of getting Kirkuk, they will be ready to enter into a coalition with any party. So long as their modern history, they have entered a coalition with the Zionists, Iran, Turkey and others, although their condition in Iran and Turkey live in a prolonged agony, whereas their conditions in Iraq are much better, even some of the Kurdish leaders have sat in such strategic positions in the ministries of Interior, Defense, Military Chief of Staff, the Parliament, including the governor in the non-Kurds territories.

This condition is a big mistake made by Iraqi Kurds. The assistance extended by Turkey or Iran are in fact not because of their love to the Kurds, but to pressure the government into Baghdad and drain their energy alone. Peace agreement in the case of Iran and Iraq in 1975 is a concrete example of the dishonesty of that support.

Thus, the support obtained by the Kurds from The United States at this time is nothing but a 'reward' for their cooperation with coalition forces in toppling Saddam Hussein. In Iraq's temporary administrative law now have accommodated the boundaries of Kurdish state in Iraq's federal system of government.

Let's look forward together, Nay. The Kurdish nation's existence is only a matter of time, and a demand that Kirkuk is the capital of Kurdistan will become a reality in the future, because Kurdistan without Kirkuk, ...ehehehe what does it mean?

Eh, there's one more thing. Ironically, this claim is accompanied by demands to expel Arabs from there. This step seems to be starting with the demands of self-determination rights of Baghdad by U.S. intervention.

We see how difficult their struggle to obtain their own homeland. This is the longest running ethnic conflict story in the Middle East. I do not deny their problem is more difficult than the Palestinians. If the Palestinians are faced with only one enemy state -- Israel -- then the Kurds clash with several countries, especially Iraq, Turkey, and Iran. If the Palestinian struggle is morally receive endorsement from many countries -- especially Islamic countries -- then the support's echo for the Kurds is very low. The reason is, Kurdish problem is lack of religious solidarity, given what is facing the same religion. Their struggle is devoid of religious jargon.

Maybe they do have the ethnic consciousness, but they do not have the regional consciousness. This is a consequence of traditional nomadic culture, which makes their lives moving from Turkey and Iran into the valley of Mesopotamia while herding cattle and farming.

They now divided into 5 "pieces" who are integrated in Turkey, Iraq, Syria and Iran, also late Soviet. This is a fundamental difference between the Kurdish issue and the Palestine issue. If since the beginning the Palestinians has a homeland -- which is eventually annexed by Israel -- then historically the Kurds can't be said to have the reality of a country.
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Jan Pepijn Servaas: How effective these demands?

Astrid Adrienne: It will still be seen from the development of geo-strategic and geo-political American-Israel next. Demands for Arab expulsion from Kirkuk can backfire for Kurdistan nationalist movement. It's not easy to realize this great obsession, because it's not only most of the Islamic movement in opposing Kurdish attempts to separate itself from Iraq, but it will also face the threat from Iran's government, Turkey and Syria. They all oppose the Kurdistan nationalist movement. It seems -- for them -- Iraqi Kurdistan's independence may create a domino effect on the Kurdish nationalist movement in these countries.

Demands for Kurdish independence in Iraq, making the Turkish military in seven years ago issued a threat that they would attack Kirkuk if the ideals of freedom was realized. This threat can be the biggest obstacle for the scenario supporter of Iraqi Kurdistan independence, which is geo-strategically favorable to Israel, because the disintegration of Kurdistan will bankrupt the Iraqi money bags in building their future, either politically or militarily.

And, the bankruptcy and helplessness of Iraq are the Israel's big goals. The scenario of divide and rule for Iraq has been successfully applied. So, it's not surprising to us if Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, Syria and (possibly) Turkey, through the geo-strategic's insights are the real threats to the Israel's future.

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