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Holy crap,
Doritos is going to kick our asses![]()
KRG can sell their oil, not our business.
Iraq is criticizing them as it's against the constitution of the country officially, it's part of a political game, we have Sharistani as energy minister he's pretty well educated making good deals, I don't know much about oil anyway.
So basically the Central government won't pay them a dime anymore, whichall the rrevenues north Iraq will make would come from oil and gas export?
Lol. Dude, Iraq is as much as a democracy as Kurdistan Regional Government. They are under the same central constitution. They are merily a federation which can make some special decissions within its own regional government. That the Barzanis are some times over represented is not automatically a sign of less democracy. It is natural, when most people in Kurdistan consider the Barzani family as a great contribution to the Kurdish struggle. Especially the older generation of Barzanji and Mustafa Barzani...
So where ever the central government lacks in democracy, so does KRG and virsa versa. Again, they are governed by the same central constitution.
But why should he leave? His party still gets most votes in KRG. This means that the people in the region ( including many of the minorities) supports him to some extend. It is getting more democratic since there is a greater opposition to KDP coming from Gorran - the new party.
Well you know that poltiics better, I know Gorran by name but nothing more about him so can’t say anything about that.I think you are over estimating their powers.
Peshmerga has a lot of different commanders. I do not think that it is a Barzani leading it from the top.
There is a third line which is actually now stronger than PUK. That is Gorran and its leader is Nawshirwan. He is also seen as a great leader since he was a powerful leader during the uprising against Saddam.
Well, I can't really say too much about it. It is a fairly new party. But it has contributed a lot to the fight against corruption and to improve democracy in KRG.
Do not get my wrong. I generally think that democracy needs to improve in all of Iraq including KRG. Actually in all of Middle East. I do believe that if KRG and Iraq could co operate on a new and improved democratic constitution and relations, the two could become a role model for the region.
Well, a stable KRG is important for Turkey, we cant need a another lawless region on our border.If that is going to benefit Turkey then yay!
Just don't try to buy much Turks, we always can give you a discount..