A spark can be lighted, in case a will emerges towards channeling generetive and constuctive emancipatory energies transnationally to rebuild Kobane as a geniunely state-free Earth city which is directly and organically part of broader papalel world composing Chiapas, social centers, occupied factories, squats, squares, hacker spaces, transition towns, social forums... So on.
Kobane as an emancipatory Babylon that is rebuilt all together, by and for the people, using all the productive forces we have and can share using the new communication coordination and self organising capacity has Been gained. She would be the cristallization of an emancipated social Power that Demonstrates that people of the global South can undertake large scale initiatives. A mother Earth friendly city building initiative, would bring about the hope 99% needs urgenty; first for those who urgenlty need their living spaces back in Rojava, Syria, Iraq, Palestine, afghanistan and else where, who also forces to immigtate other countries and West where they become slaves.. and then for those struggling against hardening exploitation of human and the nature across the Planet, those who are pushed ethnic and religious fundamentalism -thus radical exploition by the local Capital.
If there shall be strong hope for movements to work together to produce and protect the commons at all, commonning Kobane as an emancipatory Babylon may be the chance we shouldn't miss:
REPORT ON URGENT AND ESSENTIAL NEEDS IN KOBANÊ
27 February, 2015
A new board has been established to oversee the reconstruction of Kobane, which has been left devastated after 6 months of siege. Currently 25,000 people are living or have just moved back into Kobane and many more are waiting their chance to return home, but an absence of basic food and water supplies and the physical destruction of the city’s infrastructure makes the situation extremely precarious. In addition, ISIS left land mines and explosive materials behind as they fled Kobane and the surrounding villages, even placing them inside kitchens and bedrooms of abandoned homes.
The Kobane Reconstruction Board has written a report, available for download, which provides an overview of the damage and lists the urgent needs facing the region.