BlindPumpkin

Many of those questions have answers readily available, and asking something like "How do you feel working with a group that has ties and relationships with the group behind 9/11?" is an extremely loaded question.

The political benefits of striking deals with the FSA factions is obvious to anyone with serious understanding of what is happening int he region.

Other questions, like "Why are Kurdish women lied to" is also loaded and has little to do with what OP is willing to answer.

You say my post shows cognitive dissonance, but yours shows nothing but pretentious bias.

Those are some heavy loaded, bullshit questions.

It's obvious that the YPG don't take cities before ISIS to avoid coming into direct confrontation with the regime.

What type of volunteers are the Lions looking for right now? How long do you expect a volunteer to stay? What can increase my chances of being selected? I strongly identify with the struggle of the Kurdish people, with the political philosphy behind the movement, and wish to help in any way I can, including taking up arms to defend the people from Daesh scum; how can I make myself useful for the YPG prior to travelling to Rojava, aside from learning Kurmanji?