Middle East Eye: in SDF's areas a glimmer of hope for saving the Middle East

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The author Joe Kyle at the British Middle East Eye website says, "The Middle East today resembles Europe in the 1930s, as brutal imperialist forces crush all efforts towards progress and democracy."

There are a few witnesses to the tragic horror of Europe in the late 1930s, when fascism and counterrevolution crushed hope throughout the continent. We are in a maze of absolute madness, so described the prominent Marxist position of Leon Trotsky at that time, which in fact resembles the situation of the Middle East today ."

The writer added, "As we watch the Syrian Democratic Forces(SDF), which include fighters of different nationalities and religions in northern Syria fighting the Turks and their armed and rehabilitated mercenaries, one can say that there is a glimmer of hope in the Middle East after all the setbacks that turned the so-called Arab Spring into an Arab autumn. "

The writer, considered Rojava (North of Syria Federalism) an experiment in democratic politics that is in stark contrast to the authoritarian states and armed "sectarian groups" that control the regional battlegrounds, they were the main force fighting IS in northern Syria.

The areas of SDF are the last fortress against fascism and counter-revolution

The writer says, "it is just like that time, where SDF, which is the only force that could not fall into the clutches of the counter-revolution and are obliged to fight to death against the Turkey-backed fascist forces and then was the rebels of Spain armed by the Soviet Union In the 1930s, SDF are taking up arms from the United States. All those who struggle for liberation have the right to form alliances according to their needs. "

Erdogan is at the forefront of counter-revolution supporters

The writer says "In a polarized environment such as the Middle East, where the situation is very complex, events are the result of the actions of powerful political forces within the framework of the systems of globalized capitalism, the uprising was a clear threat to the existing system and had to be crushed, but it was also a chance to accomplish a breach in middle of this mess.

Certainly, the Recap Tayyip Erdogan, Ottoman regime, was in fact at the forefront of the counter-revolutions today, alongside Russia and some other regional countries. They are all engaged in a war for power and profit.

In Syria, Russian bombs kill thousands of civilians and any sane person who has little humanity wants to end this war, but investors who earn a lot of money do not want this war to end.

2018 Good mirror of 1938 in several ways?

Yes, Putin's position today is like Stalin's, although Erdogan, with his comprehensive purge, may be better suited.

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