REFORMS
FOR
RECENT TIMES IN THE MOSUL VILAYET
Mismanagement of
a country is worse than floods or earthquakes.
Those countries who occupy Kurdistan
especially Iraq as well as those Kurdish political parties who are managing the
area designated ‘safe haven’ are all tending to weaken and indeed to destroy
the elements of economic life, agricultural resources and the education of the
young .
The mismanages of Iraq and the Kurdish political parties know
well that the outside world does not want to deal with them and their dictatorships.
They do not care about the ordinary people of their countries; nor do they care
about the Kurds.
We as a new generation are aware of world policies. We wanted
to bring about a change in these areas so that we can begin to inject new life
into Kurdistan and put new reforms into operation. This will be in union with
wise international policies on peace and human rights.
Kurdistan is the richest country in the Middle East. The land
is very rich in agricultural properties. In addition we have water and oil
resources, gold, diamonds, iron, aluminium, copper and uranium.
The world knows that for thousands of years Kurdish people
have tried to gain freedom through uprisings and revolutions but leader after
leader has failed to succeed in this, The mistakes of the Kurdish leaders
during World War 1, meant that they did not understand the oil policies, which
divided Kurdistan into five parts. The new generation want co-operation with
the outside world regarding this oil question.
Today’s new Kurdish generation want to change. We want to use
economic methods to find allies outside the aggressors of Kurdistan and in this
way we can make our aims clear and gain our 
Independence
.
As the new generation is aware of the world’s policies on
freedom of speech, human rights, an open and free trade market, we turn our
vision to the south of Kurdistan which, during the Ottoman Empire, was called
Mosul Vilayet and now belongs to Iraq.
We believe that there are two ways in which we can achieve 
independence
for the Mosul Vilayet. One is to appeal to International law on the basis that
the major states – indeed, all members of the United Nations ! - to look again
at the formation of Iraq and how the dictators there have violated the laws
originally put in place by the League of Nations. The second way is to set up a
Kurdish army without the involvement of the aggressors of Kurdistan, and set up
an airport to link our land with the outside world.
We as the new generation during 1991 promoted reforms in that
part of Kurdistan which is known as Mosul Vilayet - in Northern Iraq - on
legal, political and economic matters with the help of the CORUM Organization
which was assisted by Mr. Anton Keller, a Swiss citizen. We have informed the
world community and the local regimes – especially the Iraqi government - that
the right way is to follow the principles and resolutions of the League of
Nations and its successor the United Nations. According to these, it is fair
for Kurdistan to have 
independence
.
That is what we want. We want independence for Kurdistan.
The new generation is informing the world community that we
do not want to remain under the Iraqi flag any longer.
