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Topic: Kurdistan has been "occupied" by Turkey and Arab states for a century (Read 726 times)

hero member
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In math we trust.
Kurdistan will receive it's independence within 10 years from now.
The world system is is becoming more and more liquid and unstable since the the 2008-present financial crisis.
The Kurds will have many chances to claim their freedom in the near future...  Wink Wink
newbie
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Nobody gives a fuck about what's happening in western Kurdistan right now;)... Hypocrites
sr. member
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Funny thing is saladin was a kurd.

Funny thing is Saladin was not a kurd. He was a descendant of Arabic, Turkish, Persian mix. Many people from his family had Turkish names.
sr. member
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Funny thing is saladin was a kurd.

legendary
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Kurdistan deserves independence. The Turks and Arabs are treating them as subhumans for many centuries now. They deserve the freedom to use their language and other aspects of their culture. They are not gaining anything by forming a part of Turkey or Iraq.
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Where is the international condemnation or flotillas of supplies to come to their aid? Where is the daily twitter outrage and condemnation of the "Ottoman entity" for denying the Kurdish people THEIR freedom?

There is no financial benefit in supporting this, so I don't think it will get military support. Kurdistan has always been occupied and in the eyes of Turks or Arabs, the Kurds are simply terrorist. As for the west, for example the PKK is listed as a terrorist organization internationally by several states and organizations, including NATO, the United States, and the European Union. In short, an outrage is unlikely to happen.

legendary
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Where is the international condemnation or flotillas of supplies to come to their aid? Where is the daily twitter outrage and condemnation of the "Ottoman entity" for denying the Kurdish people THEIR freedom?
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