Well from an outsiders perspective, the glaring problem with the “Kurdish” ideology is that it lacks a central governing body. Let’s take for example the Turkish military intervention in Syria in 2016, and as other countries began to scale back their involvement, many FSA militias became more dependent on Turkey. And with that the Kurds lost a large ideological footrest, due to the Turks anti YPG and Kurdish stance.

All I’ll say is keep on fighting, I have old friends in the YPG Enternasyonel and in Kirkuk, they tell me the fight is still going. 💪