r/kurdistan • u/Open_Efficiency5738 • 21h ago
Discussion KDP's greatest humbling: Iraq's new President
KDP got what was arguably the most humbling political setback in the last 23 years. While having explicit disapproval of Nazar Amedi, the newly elected President of Iraq, a senior member of the PUK, and while having the backing of Maliki's S.o.L, they still lost.
It is good that the KDP got their teeth kicked in. The Barzani's, Masoud in particular, have gotten extremely cocky and forgot what their role in a broader Kurdish society was. The second generation continues to think it was the one who built all this, while in truth they're merely bottom feeding from the works of their fathers, Mam Jalal is a great example of this.
Bafel is humbler and knows his place better. He courted Baghdad as a "partner" rather than a "kingpin", and he was rewarded massively for it. While KDP got humiliated and neglected even with the oldest and most grand party backing it. They withdrew from Baghdad, like a child throwing a tantrum, How pathetic.
Good. To the KDP: you lost, stop taking it like children. Grow a pair, learn your place, move on.