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The Desired Outcome from Great Kurdistan

Looking at the present picture it is clear that the PKK is engaged
in a comprehensive stratagem intended to bring global support behind
it and is trying to use the climate in the Middle East as a starting point
for the communist world state it is planning. The West’s stance at this
point is very important: Some secret forces are without doubt well-
aware of what is going on within the Great Middle East Project. They
therefore know full well the kind of policy the PKK has adopted and
that it exists for the sake of its Leninist ideology. Even though they are
themselves opposed to communism, the secret forces in question sup-
port the existence and strengthening of the PKK in the region. That is
solely because, with this policy, they wish to establish a designated
ally, or a “base” that belongs to them, to put it more accurately, by
making use of a Leninist terror organization or any other way. The aim
has never been one of “contributing to the Kurds’ fight for existence.”
As a matter of fact, the first thing the forces in question will do when
the objective is reached will be to chuck the PKK and the Kurds in the
region aside; their real objective is to seize control of the Middle East
and prepare for an apocalyptic war. Those people in the Western world
who are unknowingly backing this project must become aware of this
state of affairs.

This is the plan. But this is very likely not the way things will work
out. As we have seen in detail throughout this book, the region in ques-
tion will become the basis for a communist world state. Although the
region is under the control of secret imperialist forces, communist vio-
lence will manifest itself and with the support of communists from
across the world, that step forward, one that has been planned for such
a long time, will be taken. The capitalist world, which in one sense is
allied against communism, will have brought about a communist
world state by its own hands, albeit unwillingly.

If the true nature of the PKK in Turkey, the PYD in Syria and the
PJAK in Iran is not properly grasped, if their true objective is not reali-

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