Crunching Numbers On Kobane

The Turkish government on Wednesday presented a bill granting greater powers to the security forces after dozens of people died in a wave of Kurdish-led protests, with the opposition accusing the authorities of creating a "police state", AFP reported. The coalition fighting Islamic State must now save Syria's second city Aleppo as moderate rebels face destruction by attacks from forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad and jihadi militants, France's foreign minister said, Reuters reported. The Iraqi army must do more to show it can fight Islamic State militants who have taken over a third of the country, French President Francois Hollande said on Monday, as cited by Reuters. I can say that ISIS are NOT inside of town. They are outside. I can show their location to whoever wants. All their forces are in Mezra Dawud village in a house with red brick which is 4-5 kilometers far away from the east of Kobane. From kobane the West, they are in Yedoqe Village near the broadcast center radio center which is 2 km far from Kobane and in school of Gulmet Village and Alpanore. They are there and US can bomb them. Again, there are no ISIS forces inside of Kobane. We are all living in Kobane, with our children. Two of my children are on the front lines. We will not leave Kobane, we will stay. We will resist in Kobane. We are the YPG/YPJ, those that want to combat terrorism, the whole world has shut kobane its eyes, they don't want too see us or listen to us. They want ISIS to succeed and not the Kurdish people. Over 1,000 people were detained for their involvement in the protests which caused damage to hundreds of public buildings.

I would say that there are plans for Kobane. Some are thinking about their own interests, some people, states, I don't know maybe they are spreading this information. But these are not true. They haven't entered Kobane, they are outside Kobane. If they kobane really wanted they could strike ISIS, even their headquarters. The "homeland security reform" bill was submitted to parliament's justice commission by the ruling Islamic-rooted Justice and Development Party (AKP), a parliamentary source told AFP.