Rojava is no more

In the last decade, the Assad regime of Syria decided to go to war against its own citizenry with tanks, helicopters, planes, chemical weapons and Russians. The so-called Arab Spring in Syria was just a cover for this. It was never expected to succeed (as far as Syria was concerned). The real purpose of this op was to clear the region of both Arabs and Kurds, who are guaranteed to be of hindrance to Greater Phoenicia. One unintended fallout of this was that the Syrian Kurds were able to break free, with their own efforts. They were able for the first time (in a long time), to create some kind of sovereign territorial unit within Syria, which became known as Rojava. This was a historic moment in the history of the region. Not since medieval times had Kurds been able to control a significant territorial unit in the region. The Phoenicians have carefully ensured that, ever since they poisoned Saladin, the Kurd. Rojava caused such great consternation among the Phoenicians that they built ISIL from the ground up, based in occupied Iraq, with the sole purpose of attacking the Kurds. But last year, something beautiful happened in the Middle East. A small group of Syrian Sunnis (and Turkic allies) based in Idlib managed to topple the Assad regime in a surprise strike. The Assad regime literally begged the Kurds for help, but they refused to intervene. And Kurdish neutrality was critical for the success of Ahmed al-Shara. This has been covered earlier on Cabal Times.

If there is one historical lesson the Kurds have learnt in recent times, that would be never to trust Turks and Arabs, despite both being fellow Sunni Muslims. And with good reason. What took place in Baathist Syria and Iraq, hints at a societal failure among Sunni Arabs of those countries.

“As you will be, so will be the leaders appointed over you.”

Prophet Muhammadﷺ (Bayhaqi; Mishkat, Chapter on Leadership, Hadith no. 3717).

Since populations are not static over time, their different leaders over time reflect their different generations. Even if the leaders are unelected. And even if a nation is restricted to a pool of crypto-Phoenician leaders.^[1]Such as Western nations. Even the all powerful crypto-Phoenician leaders have to blend in with the generation they claim to represent, atleast until the ruse works. So if the current President of USA is a racist, womanizing, openly thieving, entitled pseudo-Christian, you can say the same about the generation of Americans which constitute his support base. ^[2]And the same would be not true of earlier generations of Americans, which is why they got more presentable leaders. The Baathist support base in Syria and Iraq was the irreligious, worldly, entitled good-for-nothing generation among the Sunni Arabs of that region.

I have previously pointed out that both Baathist Iraq and Syria were run out of Germany. But the fact that scores of Sunni Muslims were complicit cannot be forgiven. These folks will continue to be a problem for the region and a final plausible solution is to put them on planes with one-way tickets to Berlin. Such people only serve to impede any society they find themselves in.

You may argue that Germany has no agency since World War II and now operates as a NATO subsidiary. That is not true. In my earlier book, I have detailed how Germany was selected by the Phoenicians to do their dirty work more than two centuries ago. Since Western Powers were going up against the Ottomans, Germany was chosen to play the false ally, an alliance that would destroy both the Ottomans and Imperial Germany^[3]On the way, they supervised the genocide of the Armenians.. In World War II, they were again selected to play the fall guy. One wonders how a nation of literate and scientifically advanced people, with a GDP almost equal to that of the State of California^[4]But with only a fraction of the rights of Californians. could be so completely subverted and zombified. The answer is that the subversion isn’t complete but compartmentalized. The Phoenicians get to run Germany, its institutions, its private companies and most importantly, its Intelligence operations in the Middle East, which have a bigger footprint than that of NATO. For example, NATO countries cannot openly arm Iran and Turkey. So NATO countries send arms to Israel, which then “sells” them to Germany, and Germany then “transfers”sells” them to Iran and Turkey. The citizenry of Germany, in particular the middle class, lead a compartmentalized existence, where they get to keep their language and culture (and even worship it), and they also get to participate in a nice economy.^[5]Unlike Russians, who get no such luxury, despite producing more oil than Saudi Arabia, and are instead herded to battle fronts. But the citizenry is usually clueless about their own history. They have even been guilt-tripped and brainwashed into accepting Phoenician wars as their own. And in recent times, things are getting^[6]Since German Intelligence does not have backdoor access to Microsoft Skype through the Five Eyes Network, the rumor has it that Skype was replaced by Microsoft with another product with less powerful encryption. increasingly dystopian.^[7]German cars were once an epitome for reliability. And their turbocharged Diesel engines give mileage comparable to modern day Toyota hybrids. But now they don’t make them anymore. Instead, a typical German car is a scam which comes loaded with plastic parts in the engine bay, and you may need a Line of Credit to get the thing serviced.And so it happens that Phoenician operations against Kurds have almost always involved Germany. Some may point out that Germany has absorbed a sizeable population of Kurdish refugees. But this is yet another trick. It is through these Western-based diasporas that German Intelligence infiltrates the Kurds.

One Redditor has done a deep dive into this phenomenon of Germany’s obsession with the Kurds:

Germany’s crimes against the Kurds

1. The Atatürk Era:

1. Enabling “Pacification” (1923–1938) During the early years of the Turkish Republic, Germany was the primary military and ideological partner of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk.
2. The Dersim Massacre (1937–38): As Turkey moved to crush the Kurdish Alevi population in Dersim, they used German-made equipment. Most tragically, Turkey purchased 20 tons of poisonous mustard gas and 24 twin-engine bombers from Nazi Germany for this operation.
3. Military Training: German military advisors trained the Turkish officers who implemented the “Turkification” policies, providing the tactical knowledge used to destroy Kurdish tribal structures

2. The Saddam Hussein Era:

1. The Chemical Weapons Scandal (1980s) This is the darkest chapter in the history of German-Kurdish relations. While Saddam Hussein was committing genocide against the Kurds, German industry was his silent partner. The Gas Chambers: Over 50 German companies (such as Karl Kolb and Pilot Plant) supplied the technology, chemical precursors, and laboratory equipment Saddam used to build his chemical weapons infrastructure in Samarra.
2. The Halabja Massacre (1988): When Saddam gassed the city of Halabja, killing 5,000 Kurds instantly, the mustard gas and nerve agents were produced using German equipment.
3. The Anfal Genocide: During the campaign that killed up to 182,000 Kurds, German engineers helped modify Iraqi “Scud” missiles to increase their range, allowing Saddam to strike Kurdish mountain strongholds more effectively.

3. Modern Turkey:

1. Weapons for Village Destruction (1990s–Present) As the conflict between the PKK and the Turkish state intensified, Germany became the “armory” for the Turkish military.
2. The Tank Scandals (1992 & 2018): In the 1990s, German Leopard 1 tanks and armored vehicles were used by Turkey to raze over 3,000 Kurdish villages. Decades later, in 2018, modern Leopard 2 tanks were used by Turkey to invade the Kurdish-majority region of Afrin in Syria.
3. Small Arms: Millions of German G3 and MP5 rifles (produced under license in Turkey) have been the standard weapon used against Kurdish fighters and civilians for 40 years.
4. The 1993 PKK Ban: Germany was the first to criminalize the PKK. This led to the mass arrest of activists, the raiding of Kurdish cultural centers, and the banning of Kurdish symbols (like the YPG flag), which many Kurds see as a service to the Turkish intelligence agency (MIT).

4. The Syria Conflict:

1. The “Jolani” Era (2024–Present) As of late 2024 and 2025, a new chapter has emerged following the fall of the Assad regime to rebel forces led by Abu Mohammed al-Jolani (now known as Ahmed al-Sharaa).
2. Diplomatic Legitimacy: Kurdish groups have criticized Germany for being too quick to “normalize” relations with Jolani’s administration. In late 2025, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz even invited Jolani to Germany to discuss the deportation of Syrian refugees.
3. Ignoring Atrocities: Kurdish organizations in Germany (the KGD) recently filed a criminal complaint against Jolani, accusing him of complicity in the 2014 Yazidi Genocide and ongoing war crimes against Kurds in Aleppo. They argue that Germany’s diplomatic engagement with Jolani effectively “abandons” the Kurds of Rojava (Northern Syria) to a new extremist threat.

Any non-Western nation should be wary of the zombie-nation of Germany. Many non-Western nations would be better off if they shuttered their German consulates for good. The entire Foreign Services of Germany, including Consular staff, seem to be completely devoted to Phoenician conspiracies. Even a casual look at the the Twitter feeds of German embassies reveal that they are usually up to no good, stirring division and conspiracy.  

Given the Societal Failure of the Sunni Muslims in Syria and Iraq, and given the fact that Crypto-Phoenicians operate among them, visually indistinguishable on account of both groups being Semitic people, the Kurds have every right to pursue autonomy, and even independence. They are fully justified in their mistrust and suspicion of Arabs,^[8]They are also justified in their mistrust and suspicion of Turks. During the Turkish War of Independence (1919–1922), Mustafa Kemal made a series of promises to Kurds to secure their support against the Ottoman Sultan. He promised that Kurdish-majority areas would have self-administration and Kurds would manage their own local affairs, culture, and traditions. Mustafa Kemal repeatedly stated that Turks and Kurds were brothers who together owned Anatolia. He emphasized that the new state belonged to both Turks and Kurds. But he immediately reneged once he became the ruler of modern Turkey. and in a perfect world, they would be justified in seeking reparations from those who participated in previous atrocities against them. Some would even go as far to say that the entirety of Syria and Iraq would be better off under Kurdish control.

When the Baathists were initially chased out of Syria, Ahmed al-Shara became the President of “Free Syria.” The Kurds in the Northeast already had their own autonomous region, complete with their own military, although it was never recognized by the Baathists, and the Phoenicians ensured that not a single nation in the International Community recognized them. President Al-Shara, being a realist and a glib diplomat, understood the fragility of this new Syria, and instantly cozied up with Israel, Turkey, USA and lo and behold, Germany, which is the equivalent of Israel opening diplomatic relations with Nazi Germany. Not only that, he started covering up German-Baathist genocides and atrocities in exchange for Western recognition and aid. For example, the entire Intelligence dossier on Eli Cohen, which would have implicated Germany, was secretly transferred to Israel, instead of being put online. Germany immediately returned to the new Syria on a war footing, begging President Al-Shara to put an end to Rojava. President Al-Shara and Rojava had an uneasy relationship from the beginning. Initially, Al-Shara thought that Rojava would fold over and welcome his rule. But the Kurds did their best to pursue autonomy. And it was in the best interests of both the parties that Kurds remain as an autonomous region within Syria, and with their own military. Pursuing independence was foolhardy because neighboring Turkey would happily invade (whereas is a bit more restrained in invading the territory of President Al-Shara). This arrangement also worked reciprocally for President Al-Shara. As long as he somewhat supported Kurdish autonomy, Western powers were slobbering around him, urging him to change his mind. But with Kurdish autonomy gone, they will train their guns at him.

Free Syria could be dealt with later, via wars with Israel and the West. But an independent Kurdish nation right next to Greater Phoenicia is too big a threat to entertain, for historic reasons. The Phoenicians are still sleepless over Saladin.

But the Kurds of Rojava are a far cry from Saladin, which is why Rojava is gone. In the last two centuries, the Phoenicians have made serious effort to distance Kurds from Islam and have even partially succeeded in planting fake leaders among them. One such leader supposedly resides in a Turkish prison, where he allegedly churns out Communist-oriented pedantry for his Kurdish followers. The result is that many new-generation Kurds are becoming downright delusional.

• They really believe that the pariah-state of Israel can help them out, just because Israel engages in genocide against Arabs (Hint: Israel is a dependent extension of Western Phoenician-controlled nations).
• They really believe that some US Senators are their well-wishers, just because they issue harshly-worded statements in their support (The US Airforce is covertly assisting President Al-Shara’s move on Rojava, pretending to fight ISIL, while Turkey is smuggling in ISIL fighters).
• They really believe that the UN will help them out (Why hasn’t the UN recognized Rojava so far?)
• They have no models of governance, other than recycled Communist ideals.

The Kurds of previous generations, in the areas that they controlled, always ended up creating cultures of strong individualism and independence, with people being free to carry weapons, move around and trade. Each Kurd would literally act like an independent entity, and that’s what made their culture beautiful. There used to be instant street-level justice, echoing the ethos of sharia. Now, Kurdish administration is mimicking that of their Arab counterparts, with the same levels of nepotism, racism and lack of localization (which devolves into a circlejerk of passing the buck to faraway higher-ups as far as immediate moral decisions are concerned). It was recently discovered that Kurds were holding up thousands of family members of ISIL combatants in prisons, including women and children. Looks like they learnt that from the Baathists.

Fast forward to early January 2026. It seems the Kurdish leaders of Rojava were fooled into believing that they would be granted Western support for pursuing complete independence, provided they fire the first shot. They fell for it and Western support amounted to little more than a dozen used Humvees and empty promises. Now Rojava has fallen to President Al-Shara and the Kurdish leaders have agreed to a surrender. The silver lining that remains is that President Al-Shara while being a glib character, is certainly not a crypto like Mustafa Kemal.