Former Saudi consultant reveals a plan to establish 'Great Kurdistan'

[bsruzm]

''Anwar Eshki, the former consultant of the Saudi Prince and Ambassador in the U.S., Bandar bin Sultan, revealed a plan for the future of Middle East that depends on establishing Great Kurdistan on Turkish, Iranian and Iraqi lands, and reaching peace with Israel during his speech in the meeting of Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.

Eshki said, "We aim to reach peace between Arabs and Israel." He continued, "And to establish Great Kurdistan in order to restrict Turkish ambitions in the region. Great Kurdistan is to seize one third of the lands of each of these three countries."

The meeting of Council on Foreign Relations gathered Israeli and Saudi politicians to discuss the future of Middle East and Iranian issue in Washington in June 4.

Representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia have been holding secret meetings since 2014 on how to battle Iran, their common enemy, as well as preventing Turkey from establishing a new “Ottoman empire” that could challenge the two countries.

The statement came Thursday at a Council on Foreign Relations event including Anwar Majed Eshki, former Israeli ambassador Dore Gold, both of whom gave speeches on how to prevent Iran’s increasing influence in the Middle East.


Eshki presented a seven-point plan for the Middle East to stop Iran’s influence: peace between Arabs and Israel, regime change in Iran, unity of Gulf countries, peace in Yemen, establishment of an Arab military force, and the establishment of a democratic system in the Arab world. Finally, he stressed the importance of an independent Kurdistan.

“Working, peacefully, for the creation of Greater Kurdistan to curb the ambitions of Turkey. The new state will embrace one-third of the territory of each of the said three states,” Eskhi said in his speech.

Anwar Eshki currently works as the owner of Middle East Center for Strategic ane Legal Studies in Jeddah.''

 

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''Anwar Eshki, the former consultant of the Saudi Prince and Ambassador in the U.S., Bandar bin Sultan, revealed a plan for the future of Middle East that depends on establishing Great Kurdistan on Turkish, Iranian and Iraqi lands, and reaching peace with Israel during his speech in the meeting of Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.

Eshki said, "We aim to reach peace between Arabs and Israel." He continued, "And to establish Great Kurdistan in order to restrict Turkish ambitions in the region. Great Kurdistan is to seize one third of the lands of each of these three countries."

The meeting of Council on Foreign Relations gathered Israeli and Saudi politicians to discuss the future of Middle East and Iranian issue in Washington in June 4.

Representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia have been holding secret meetings since 2014 on how to battle Iran, their common enemy, as well as preventing Turkey from establishing a new “Ottoman empire” that could challenge the two countries.

The statement came Thursday at a Council on Foreign Relations event including Anwar Majed Eshki, former Israeli ambassador Dore Gold, both of whom gave speeches on how to prevent Iran’s increasing influence in the Middle East.


Eshki presented a seven-point plan for the Middle East to stop Iran’s influence: peace between Arabs and Israel, regime change in Iran, unity of Gulf countries, peace in Yemen, establishment of an Arab military force, and the establishment of a democratic system in the Arab world. Finally, he stressed the importance of an independent Kurdistan.

“Working, peacefully, for the creation of Greater Kurdistan to curb the ambitions of Turkey. The new state will embrace one-third of the territory of each of the said three states,” Eskhi said in his speech.

Anwar Eshki currently works as the owner of Middle East Center for Strategic ane Legal Studies in Jeddah.''

Source, bro ?

Edit: Found it. Former Saudi consultant reveals a plan to establish Great Kurdistan - Daily Sabah

 

[الأعرابي]

Saudi Arabia has no interests in doing that, most likely fake news.

 

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''Anwar Eshki, the former consultant of the Saudi Prince and Ambassador in the U.S., Bandar bin Sultan, revealed a plan for the future of Middle East that depends on establishing Great Kurdistan on Turkish, Iranian and Iraqi lands, and reaching peace with Israel during his speech in the meeting of Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.

Eshki said, "We aim to reach peace between Arabs and Israel." He continued, "And to establish Great Kurdistan in order to restrict Turkish ambitions in the region. Great Kurdistan is to seize one third of the lands of each of these three countries."

The meeting of Council on Foreign Relations gathered Israeli and Saudi politicians to discuss the future of Middle East and Iranian issue in Washington in June 4.

Representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia have been holding secret meetings since 2014 on how to battle Iran, their common enemy, as well as preventing Turkey from establishing a new “Ottoman empire” that could challenge the two countries.

The statement came Thursday at a Council on Foreign Relations event including Anwar Majed Eshki, former Israeli ambassador Dore Gold, both of whom gave speeches on how to prevent Iran’s increasing influence in the Middle East.


Eshki presented a seven-point plan for the Middle East to stop Iran’s influence: peace between Arabs and Israel, regime change in Iran, unity of Gulf countries, peace in Yemen, establishment of an Arab military force, and the establishment of a democratic system in the Arab world. Finally, he stressed the importance of an independent Kurdistan.

“Working, peacefully, for the creation of Greater Kurdistan to curb the ambitions of Turkey. The new state will embrace one-third of the territory of each of the said three states,” Eskhi said in his speech.

Anwar Eshki currently works as the owner of Middle East Center for Strategic ane Legal Studies in Jeddah.''

No really !

So the Turkish secret services are so bad. I do not think.

Defense cooperation agreement between Turkey and Saudi Arabia | Page 4

Defense cooperation agreement between Turkey and Saudi Arabia


At this time ‘Salman’ was the Crown Prince and now it is the king.


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[bsruzm]

Source, bro ?

CFR, Daily Sabah, The Atlantic, Reuters, Basnews

Here's a map released by 'The Atlantic' particularly by Jeffrey Goldberg in 2008, named 'After Iraq'

Jeffrey Goldberg Before joining The Atlantic in 2007, Goldberg was a Middle East correspondent, and the Washington correspondent, for The New Yorker. He was previouslly a correspondent for The New York Times Magazine and New York magazine. He has also written for the Jewish Daily Forward and was a columnist for The Jerusalem Post.

No really !

So the Turkish secret services are so bad. I do not think.

Defense cooperation agreement between Turkey and Saudi Arabia | Page 4

Defense cooperation agreement between Turkey and Saudi Arabia


At this time ‘Salman’ was the Crown Prince and now it is the king.


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Did you notice I marked 'Bandar bin Sultan'? He no longer exists, removed.

 

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Did you notice I marked 'Bandar bin Sultan'? He no longer exists, removed.

Bandar bin Sultan when he held this post government (Director of the Secret Services) obeyed the king (Abdullah) and Crown prince (Salman) - associate to every decisions -. So it did absolutely nothing without their direct orders.

He never does what you claim.


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[HAIDER]

Greater Kurdistan...----a dream of dividing countries means more war

 

[Hakan]

It fits many countries interests to establish "kurdistan" including saudi arabia as was outlined by the former saudi ambassador to the u.s mr. Eshki.

This would destabilize turkey and iran and will not have a major effect on saudi arabia.

 

[bsruzm]

Bandar bin Sultan when he held this post government (Director of the Secret Services) obeyed the king (Abdullah) and Crown prince (Salman) - associate to every decisions -. So it did absolutely nothing without their direct orders.

He never does what you claim.


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I do not claim anything first then this post has nothing to do with people of KSA or KSA itself but one individual Anwar Eshki who was the former consultant of the Saudi Prince and Ambassador in the U.S., Bandar bin Sultan.
But according to your post, what I understood is KSA could be in trouble and I hope not.
What family that Anwar Eshki belongs?

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

It fits many countries interests to establish "kurdistan" including saudi arabia as was outlined by the former saudi ambassador to the u.s mr. Eshki.

This would destabilize turkey and iran and will not have a major effect on saudi arabia.

Why we would want to destabilize our Turkish ally - major -? Ridiculous - Science Fiction - !


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[bsruzm]

Why we would want to destabilize our Turkish ally - major -? Ridiculous - Science Fiction - !


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Is Morsi case also ridiculous? Libya bombings, crisis with Qatar a sci-fi? Do you read Al Arabiya lately?

 

[Bubblegum Crisis]

Is Morsi case also ridiculous? Libya bombings, crisis with Qatar a sci-fi? Do you read Al Arabiya lately?

All these countries are Arab it is our business (KSA and GCC) of the problems which concern just us. Do not invent things that are not there.

You can add to your list, Tunisia, Barhain, Iraq, Syria, Yemen. Happy !


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''Anwar Eshki, the former consultant of the Saudi Prince and Ambassador in the U.S., Bandar bin Sultan, revealed a plan for the future of Middle East that depends on establishing Great Kurdistan on Turkish, Iranian and Iraqi lands, and reaching peace with Israel during his speech in the meeting of Council on Foreign Relations in Washington.

Eshki said, "We aim to reach peace between Arabs and Israel." He continued, "And to establish Great Kurdistan in order to restrict Turkish ambitions in the region. Great Kurdistan is to seize one third of the lands of each of these three countries."

The meeting of Council on Foreign Relations gathered Israeli and Saudi politicians to discuss the future of Middle East and Iranian issue in Washington in June 4.

Representatives of Israel and Saudi Arabia have been holding secret meetings since 2014 on how to battle Iran, their common enemy, as well as preventing Turkey from establishing a new “Ottoman empire” that could challenge the two countries.

The statement came Thursday at a Council on Foreign Relations event including Anwar Majed Eshki, former Israeli ambassador Dore Gold, both of whom gave speeches on how to prevent Iran’s increasing influence in the Middle East.


Eshki presented a seven-point plan for the Middle East to stop Iran’s influence: peace between Arabs and Israel, regime change in Iran, unity of Gulf countries, peace in Yemen, establishment of an Arab military force, and the establishment of a democratic system in the Arab world. Finally, he stressed the importance of an independent Kurdistan.

“Working, peacefully, for the creation of Greater Kurdistan to curb the ambitions of Turkey. The new state will embrace one-third of the territory of each of the said three states,” Eskhi said in his speech.

Anwar Eshki currently works as the owner of Middle East Center for Strategic ane Legal Studies in Jeddah.''

Wow what a a shameless distortion, he did NOT say Turkey, but Iran, from curbing their ambition to establishing their "Persian empire."

 

[bsruzm]

All these countries are Arab it is our business (KSA and GCC) of the problems which concern just us. Do not invent things that are not there.

You can add to your list, Tunisia, Barhain, Iraq, Syria, Yemen. Happy !


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You almost proved this post right but let me add something on what Hakan said, 'Turks will die so the rest will live? There is no such a world'

 

[Serpentine]

It fits many countries interests to establish "kurdistan" including saudi arabia as was outlined by the former saudi ambassador to the u.s mr. Eshki.

This would destabilize turkey and iran and will not have a major effect on saudi arabia.

It's just Saudis talking bigger than their mouths again. I mean if it is proved that Saudi Arabia is trying to play some nasty games in Kurdistan, there are zillion ways to make Saudi Arabia a living hell for trying that, so I'm not worried. This is probably some insignificant guy talking nonsense.