ins001 said:Hey, I never said that!
Googoo said:Well, you could suggest that to them and see however, kurds definitely won't agree on speaking Syriac.
^Thismrzurnaci said:Etain, I'll be the civil one here and say you're right to say that not all Sunnis are ISIS supporters BUT...
If you read about every single persecution that happened to Assyrians, it was all under Sunni Muslim leadership or rule...
Here are a few notable examples.
Assyrian genocide -> perpetrated by Sunni Muslim Turks who enticed Sunni Muslim Kurds to help them with the promise of loot and money.
Invasion of Timur -> Timur's invasion of Northern Mesopotamia is the sole reason why we are a minority in our very own homeland. Timur himself was a Sunni Muslim.
Our modern persecution by ISIS whom are also Sunni Muslims of course...
Our persecution and discrimination by the Baathist parties in both Syria and Iraq. Iraq's baathist party was majority Sunni Muslim with Syria's exception of a Shi'a Muslim despite Iraq's baathist party discriminating against Assyrians alot worse than Syria's...
The fact that the only Middle Eastern country with a large size of non-Muslims that is under Muslim rule is Iran which is Shi'a Majority.
The Shi'a majority were even nice enough to allow Assyrians and JEWS to vote for someone to represent them in their parliament. What Sunni Muslim country do you think would do that?
How about a non-Assyrian example using Pakistan which is majority Sunni Muslim with Shi'as, Christians, and Ahmadis being persecuted?
The only time Sunni Muslims are truly peaceful is when they have no political/military power whatsoever...
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Neon said:How do these scammers find this website? Even Assyrians barely know it....
Don't make Alan mad now.Assyrian Nationalist said:1 without the "Kurdistan" I don't trust Kurds, they are sneaky and are pretending to care about the Assyrians for media attention.
nejepnerast said:A completely ind?pendant Kurdistan will happen for sure , but in 100 years or more .There is a lot to be weeded out in the region for that to happen especially iran and turkey . Would the Assyrian be sitting on the fence these 100 years ? and would the kurd bother with assyrian at that time ? would the migration of assyrian continue ?
I believe Assyrian and Christians in general will get their cultural rights, language rights and equal opportunity , but nothing more . In terms of independence or real autonomy , i do not believe that will ever happen due to many factors .
1-Their numbers : which according not so trusted source does not exceed 200-300 thousands people spreaded across Kurdish region with very few areas having any density . So unless a reverse migration happens it will be very difficult to achieve anything .
2-With freedom of religion in Kurdistan many kurds are converting to Christianity and that is very bad for Assyrian aspiration , because their loyalty will always be to kurdistan .
3-For anything to happen Assyrian are forced to take sides and they always lose more than they gain . If they side with kurds , they anger the arabs (shia and sunna ) . If they side with Shia ,there will be consequence from kurds and sunna and so on . There is no winning formula and it is very hard to please everyone .
4-Very little work is being done by assyrians to achieve any form of unity with Chaldean or even within Assyrian political parties who are divided with their loyalty .
Ezidi Kurd said:Honestly I do predict free Kurdistan whithin 10 years or something. Our biggest enemy, Turkey and the Turks, is heading toward the abyss. Things are going very fast now. This year Erdogan wants to become a dictator in Turkey, it will give the Northern Kurds from Bakur the best opportunity in 100 years to beak away and become free.
Turkey is in the world of sh*t. Turks are in panic, otherwise there would be no crazy things happening in Turkey. Turks don't know what they must do and don't know how to stop 50 million Kurds. They think Erdogan is their messiah, but Erdogan is actually doing the worst things for Turkey. When Turkey will become a failed dictator state nobody will take that Islamo-fascist dictator state seriously.
Nobody expected the fall of the USSR, and that happened just in 1 night!
Turks are in panic and they can't stop Rojava. When people are in panic they taking the worst options.
It is 100% finished with Turkey. I have absolutely no doubts about it. There is no way out or any chance for Turkey. The more they resist, the more it becomes painful for them.
You seriously don't get it...Ezidi Kurd said:It is not possible to wipe out the Kurds.
carlos7ja said:Read alot of posts, well i'm wonderin' why the hell some members are like intruders?
like who invited them in? and who is the administrator ? why there's no control on the identity of the members?
i thought it was assyrianvoice? alll what i can see, non assyrians posting **** and spam all over the forum!
Am I in the wrong forum?
i would like from the administrator with alldue respect to send me a private message and explain it to me please.
Thank you
Carlos
mrzurnaci said:Not to burst your bubble but...
Da Kurds: Boo Hoo Who?
Why Kurdistan is not a nation and never will be By Gary Brecher
http://www.exile.ru/articles/detail.php?ARTICLE_ID=14150&IBLOCK_ID=35
mrzurnaci said:to answer your questions in order.
1. You're making the same argument every Kurd and their dad says and, like them, you keep ignoring the possibility of Diaspora Assyrians returning. Even if it's a small possibility, that doesn't mean it won't happen.
mrzurnaci said:2. Not unless they convert to the Assyrian churches but that's a different story.
mrzurnaci said:3. Why should Assyrians be forced to take sides in matters that does not concern or affect us?
Well is there ? housing poject , a hospital ?mrzurnaci said:4. How are you so sure on that? You're not active with the Assyrian community other than posting here.
It is actually, but not for all of us, such as myself and other secular Assyrians.nejepnerast said:Really ? honestly i never thought that religion or sect is that important within the assyrian community . ?
nejepnerast said:It is a paid article ? Saying they exist or not does not really change nothing does it ?
So you did not read what I wrote ?
Really ? honestly i never thought that religion or sect is that important within the assyrian community .
Again you did not read my post .
Well is there ? housing poject , a hospital ?
Don't forget the very successful and prosperous Luxembourg, which is even smaller.mrzurnaci said:Look how small Switzerland is but not even that size is allowed for us?
true but most people know Switzerland than LuxembourgNeon said:Don't forget the very successful and prosperous Luxembourg, which is even smaller.
Doesn't make Luxembourg any less significant though, considering it's the richest country in the world per GDP.mrzurnaci said:true but most people know Switzerland than Luxembourg