Aleppo people: Ocalan's ideology raises Turkey's fears

The people of the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood of Aleppo have made it clear that the tightening of isolation on Leader Abdullah Ocalan is aimed at disrupting the Democratic Nation project, stressing that Leader Abdullah Ocalan is the key to resolving crises in the Middle East.

27 May, 2021 03:32

ALEPPO, AREFI SULIMAN

The Turkish occupation authorities aim at tightening the isolation of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, after his ideas spread throughout the world and the Middle East and became a symbol of resistance and freedom for all the peoples of the region.

The people of the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood in Aleppo commented on the policy of the Turkish Occupation State that it is ineffective and that it imprisons the body and thought is free. Despite its attempts to annihilate the democratic nation project proposed by the leader, the peoples are increasing their determination and insistence to promote this project.

Citizen Ahmed Rashid, from the Sheikh Maqsoud neighborhood, said: "The isolation imposed by the Turkish State is designed to prevent the thought and philosophy of Leader Ocalan from reaching the people, but Turkey must not forget that the peoples of the region organize and resist on the basis of this thought and philosophy."

Rashid stressed that the Democratic Nation and brotherhood of peoples' project put forward by Leader Abdullah Ocalan angers the Turkish State, fearing that it will move into Turkey and increase the Turkish people's awareness of AKP policy.

In her turn, she made it clear to Lama'an Sheikho that capitalist States did not like the thought of Leader Abdullah Ocalan for the democracy and freedom that he held for peoples, so that those States had participated in the conspiracy on the leader and were continuing to date in an effort to undermine the leader's thinking.

For his part, citizen, Riad Murad referred to Turkey's fear of the spread of the thought of Leader Abdullah Ocalan, arguing that Turkey was insulting him for this reason. In his words, Turkey feared that free thought would invade the Turkish people in order to remain absent and faithful to AKP policy and ensure that they did not demand freedom.

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ANHA