Integral Dynamics

July 23, 2007

PKK should do ‘whatever it takes’ to provoke Turkey to invade Northern Iraq

Filed under: Uncategorized, Iraq, United States, Iran, Al Qaeda, Turkey, Kurds, Kurdistan — admin @ 3:45 pm

Introduction

It is not that I am in favour of the following scenario; it’s more that I take a technical aproach to (my view of)  the situation regarding the Turkish Kurds and try to develop a plausible scenario from the viewpoint/interest of the PKK.

Zanshin Post

Policy Claim 

Given the vision of a Kurdistan state, PKK should do ‘whatever it takes’ to provoke Turkey to invade Northern Iraq

See related causal loop diagram: OEI - Middle East — Turkey, Iraq, and the Kurds

If 

  • Turkey invades Northern Iraq

then

  • Participation of Kurds in army of Iraq will decrease
  • Political support of the Kurds for Iraq government will decrease 

This will increase the chance that

  • The current regime in Iraq will collapse 

Which might possible lead to the situation that 

  • Iraq will split up into three ethnic/religious regions 

Which could well be an important step towards the

  • Realization of Kurdistan

End of Policy Claim

This is a rather strait forward scenario / policy claim / strategy. However, it gets more interesting if one looks at the other factors ….

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July 19, 2007

OEI - Turkey will invade Iraq

Filed under: Uncategorized, Iraq, United States, Turkey, Kurds, Kurdistan — admin @ 10:20 am

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Open-Ended Issues — Middle East — v 1.0 — Part 1 (Technical)

Filed under: Uncategorized, Afghanistan, Iraq, Israel., United States, Iran, Al Qaeda, Terrorism — admin @ 12:09 pm

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Filed under: China, Slavery, World Bank, Human Rights — admin @ 1:44 pm

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