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Americano trip in Kurdistan
Author: Vladimir » Sun Jun 05, 2005 8:51 am
The suppression of ethnic cultures and minority religious groups in attempting to forge a modern nation were not unique to Turkey but occurred in very similar ways in its European neighbours - Bruinessen.
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Vladimir - Shaswar
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Author: Diri » Sun Jun 05, 2005 12:01 pm
This man is clearly VERY un-educated in Middleeastern peoples, cultures and religions... He is just one of those rich guys... He should REALLY take a hint.. Even when the Kurd in the computer store tells him that he is KURD and NOT SUNNI... he doesn't take this hint - Most Kurds are FIRST KURDS and THEN Sunni/Shia/Êzîdî....ETC
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Author: Mosul » Mon Jun 06, 2005 6:59 am
Diri, really you probly have met several kurds in your life time, and the ones in here. But it is not smart to say that a population over 40,000,000 million holds there heritage, and religion the same way you described.
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Author: Diri » Mon Jun 06, 2005 9:58 am
Mosul...
Excuse me?
I don't get your point... Of course Kurds are not the same where ever you go... Some are Islamist, some Kurd nationalist, some communist, some capitalist, some socialist, some liberal, some alternative, some christian, some jew and so on...
I said - most Kurds - have a strong national feeling and count themselves Kurds before considering their respective faiths as lifeguiding...
Excuse me?
I don't get your point... Of course Kurds are not the same where ever you go... Some are Islamist, some Kurd nationalist, some communist, some capitalist, some socialist, some liberal, some alternative, some christian, some jew and so on...
I said - most Kurds - have a strong national feeling and count themselves Kurds before considering their respective faiths as lifeguiding...
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Author: cheryl » Tue Jun 07, 2005 1:35 am
the guy who wrote this is a journalist. no wonder he doesn't know very much.
however, pictures of dohuk!!!!
mazi market!!! and the bazaar and the area behind the dam! and that wedding car looks like it is driving on that road that goes by the dam.
in that picture taken from the jiyan, you see mountains in the distance. they are thinking of blasting holes in the mountainst to put roads because they want to expand dohuk to the other side of those mountains.
the drive on that road that comes up from mûsil is the best after you pass ayn sifne and you reach the foothills. it is beautiful through there.
axxxx! dohuk!
however, pictures of dohuk!!!!
mazi market!!! and the bazaar and the area behind the dam! and that wedding car looks like it is driving on that road that goes by the dam.
in that picture taken from the jiyan, you see mountains in the distance. they are thinking of blasting holes in the mountainst to put roads because they want to expand dohuk to the other side of those mountains.
the drive on that road that comes up from mûsil is the best after you pass ayn sifne and you reach the foothills. it is beautiful through there.
axxxx! dohuk!
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Author: Diri » Tue Jun 07, 2005 1:45 pm
I clicked the link... i was not sure what to expect... but the "Never Forget Halabje"... I watched as I cried... No words can describe the horror and devastation...
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