Neither weapons nor isolation can remove leader's thought from our minds

Ideas don't erase! 

 With regard to the isolation imposed on leader Abdullah Ocalan, a number of the martyrs' families in Aleppo have stressed the continuing struggle for their physical freedom, relying on their forces and will, without their request, on world organizations working in the interests of capitalist nations and participating in the conspiracy.

 Mohammed Akram Sheikho, father of the martyr Jiker, who was arrested in Aleppo by the Damascus government forces in 2007 and martyred in 2015 after being tortured for years in Sednaya Prison, said, "The ruling regimes that contributed to the kidnapping of Leader Abdullah Ocalan and handed him over to Turkey illegally continue their hostile policy towards the leader's approach."

Mohammed explained that the prison is worse than just solitary confinement, saying, "The Turkish occupation authorities' imposition of disciplinary sanctions against him is an attempt to break his will, eliminate his thought, and prevent it from spreading more widely."

Mohammed stressed the impossibility of erasing the leader's thought, "but what the leader planted during his long struggle for more than four decades and the correct thought that he established in our minds, neither through weapons nor isolation nor any other method, is capable of removing it from our minds."

The right is taken, not given

Mohammed pledged to continue the struggle, "The Kurds are waiting to hear from Leader Abdullah Ocalan, and we will not give up our resistance until we get what we want because it is rare for fate to send us a person with such sincerity and loyalty to his people, cause and land."

He continued his speech by saying, "We will not beg for our leader's physical freedom from anyone, but we will achieve it ourselves as our leader did for us, as he refused to give up the rights of his people in exchange for his physical freedom when the capitalist countries offered it to him, and we all believe in his thought and are committed to applying it in our practical lives."

The struggle is not enough

As for Sozdar Resho, the sister of the martyrs Sozdar, whose real name is Aisha Hasso, and Dilshir, whose real name is Khaled Hasso, who were martyred in 1997 in the Metina Mountains, she found that the current resistance is not enough to achieve the physical freedom of the leader. “We have not reached the level of the struggle of Leader Abdullah Ocalan despite all our attempts, so we must escalate it.”

Regarding the means of struggle, Sozdar said, “We, as his people, will not abandon what our leader started, no matter how much the occupying Turkish state tries to prevent it, by organizing ourselves according to his approach and reading his thoughts. The leader showed us the right path and led our liberation process. He did not abandon us easily despite the difficulty of the reality imposed on him and removed the barrier of fear that prevented us from engaging in the struggle against the occupiers of Kurdistan lands.”

We practice our Kurdistainess thanks to him

She added, "While we were afraid to say that we were Kurds before his appearance, now we easily practice our Kurdistainess thanks to him. To be worthy of his sacrifices, we must build generations according to his thought and philosophy. Turkey is trying in vain to prevent his ideas from reaching us. What the Turkish state hopes for will not be achieved. We are with him heart and soul."

The father of the martyr Jagdar Afrin, real name Abdullah, Mohammad Ali Suleiman, who joined the Kurdistan Freedom Movement in 2012 and participated in the Kobani war against ISIS in 2014 and was martyred in 2016 in Gire Spi/ Tal Abyed, while confronting the attacks of the Turkish occupation state with its occupation mercenaries, said, "It is known in history that fate sends a savior or rescuer to peoples who are subjected to oppression in every era."

He continued, "Because his policy is flexible and advocates peace, the majority of Kurds in the four parts of Kurdistan sought to translate it into tangible steps on the ground. For his sake, we will not regret whatever we do. As long as we are alive, we are indebted to the sacrifice of our leader, and on this basis we will fight politically, militarily and in different ways."

T/ Satt.

ANHA