PYD: Plot did not target the Kurds only, but sought to enslave Mid east peoples

On Monday, the General Council of the Democratic Union Party (PYD) issued a statement denouncing the international conspiracy against leader Ocalan, saying:

Kurdish people and world public opinion were surprised by the announcement that the peoples’ leader, Abdullah Ocalan, had been captured by the Turkish fascism, and it was a black day in every sense of the word. Some of them were martyred in the face of the forces involved in the conspiracy, and some of them set fire to their bodies to indicate that the fire in their hearts is more burning than the fire that devours their bodies.

The statement continued, "When the dust settled on the conspiracy, it became clear to everyone that the conspiracy did not target the Kurdish people only, but came within the context of enslaving all the peoples of the Middle East and making them pliant robots in the service of capitalist modernity, in what resembles a modern slavery system that contradicts the human values ​​created and inherited by mankind through tens of thousands of years, those values ​​that made man a free human being in a human society in which freedom, democracy and gender equality prevail, to be a distinguished human society, living in a balanced living environment in harmony .These forces found leader Ocalan an obstacle in their way and decided to remove it.

The statement added: "The philosophy, ideas and projects of Leader Apo became evident through his pleadings to the European Court of Human Rights, and summed up in the paradigm of the democratic nation, which constitutes a solution for the Kurdish nation and all the nations of the Middle East, and cuts off the path to the rivalry of peoples, components and conflicts from which the colonial powers benefited." And the forces of monopolizing power and wealth that have been partners with global hegemons for centuries.

The statement affirmed, "We in the General Council of the Democratic Union Party and on the 23rd anniversary of the Black Day express our adherence to the freedom of Leader Apo, and we believe that adhering to his philosophy and ideas and defending him and his freedom is a human duty required by all human values. And if we want these values ​​represented in freedom to prevail. And democracy and peace between peoples and components, and between societies and the environment, we must guarantee freedom for Leader Apo, who is the architect of these projects that concern all societies of the Middle East and all humanity so that he can struggle for them the leader Apo and it was the reason for putting him between four walls on a remote island, deprived of meeting humans.

The freedom of Leader Apo is the freedom of the Kurdish people and the freedom of all the peoples of the Middle East.”

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ANHA