Members of Kurdish Community in Toronto, staged a protest action - TopicsExpress



          

Members of Kurdish Community in Toronto, staged a protest action against the killings of Kurdish Yazdis (Izadis) in Shengal in Kurdistan by Daesh {Arabic acronym} which was known as ISIS and now is calling itself IS or Islamic State. The demo was called by multiple Kurdish Organisations and Kurdish Students bodies of different Universities of Ontario. The demo was well attended. It started at 12:00 noon time in Dundas Square, and apart from few provocations, ostensibly by Pro-ISIS, Saudi sponsored Goons who masquerade around Toronto Mosques which are again mostly either funded by Saudis or the Islamic Republic of Iran , However around 1:30 PM the other demo which was supposed to be for support of people of Gaza, came and staged their demo right across from the Kurdish Demo. They were trying to drown out the voices of people who were raising slogans against ISIS , the dreadful (Daesh) and were pleading for the plight of innocent children as well, that was an unfortunate scene as there plight of Kurdish children and Palestinian Children should carry the same weight. After all Kurdistan has been occupied as well and even longer than Palestine . 40 million Kurds constitute the Biggest Nation Without a Country, And they had their bitter shares of suppression, cruelty, bombings and even subjected to chemical gas massacre by criminals Like Saddam, supressed by the heavy hands of Iranian regimes and Turkish regime, the Asad regimes of Hafiz and Bashar. In the light of aforesaid, I stake my hopes that the sensible minds within the pro-Palestinian activists to dissuade a bizarre trends which dissipate the energies to the taste of the financiers of ISIS and agent provocateurs of Iranian Criminal Islamic regime, whose presence within the so called Anti War Coalition of Toronto has been alarming from the beginning, Browse through this pictures and watch the video and make your judgement.
Posted on: Sun, 10 Aug 2014 06:37:07 +0000

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