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Yezidi Genocide under the watchful eyes of the KRG and Shi’ia Iraq-Iran Government



Four bombs devastated two villages of the Yazidi, a non muslim religious sect, near the city of Mosul, and left at least 350 people injured. The co-ordinated bombings in the villages of Qataniya and Adnaniya involved a fuel tanker and three cars.

Shortly after the extinction of the Assyrian/Christian, Mandeans, Armenian, communities in the south and Centre of iraq, the Islamic state of Iraq’s Army has moved to exterminate the last non Muslim communities inside Iraq.

All under the watchful eyes of the KRG and Shi’ia/Iran Government not ignoring the Wahabi Islam coming to us from the Arab countries. A week ago the villages received death threat letters from Islamic groups but no iraqi force moved to protect them and now all are crying crocodile tears from Maliki to Talabani to Bahdinani. only now they put a curfew...!!! Please give me a break.

I would've done anything to better the life of your people, this can't continue.

Just nonsense.
If Sinjar would have been already a part of KRG these tragedy would not happen. It is for the same reason that your brothers in religion leave Iraq and ask a shelter in KRG. Then stop your stupid propaganda made in Chicago by people who know nothing of Kurdistan ! Yezidi and Christian villages are rebuild and protected and financially supported by KRG.

@Kingy

It's very pathetic that you and those who write these kind of sickening articles use the death of 250 innocent human beings as an excuse to further your disgusting lies and propaganda...


You are an embarrassment to your people - who are by far more sympathetic and humane than you and your AINA and your ZINDA...

Piling wrote:Just nonsense.
If Sinjar would have been already a part of KRG these tragedy would not happen. It is for the same reason that your brothers in religion leave Iraq and ask a shelter in KRG. Then stop your stupid propaganda made in Chicago by people who know nothing of Kurdistan ! Yezidi and Christian villages are rebuild and protected and financially supported by KRG.

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Piling wrote:Just nonsense.
If Sinjar would have been already a part of KRG these tragedy would not happen.

Well, I am not sure about that to be honest. I don't have complete faith in the security here. There was a bombing in Hawler since I have been here and the Chaldeans in Ainkawa had to move their Thursday social event off the street and into a compound with a high wall as there was an attempted bombing by a fundamental Islamic group.

However, this has nothing to do with the horrid insinuations in the initial post in this thread. It is indeed true (what Piling said) that the KRG supports and protects certain minorities in the region. Ainkawa on the edge of Erbil is largely Chaldean and has been redeveloped beautifully - lots of little parks and very clean. All the foreign compounds are located there and the security is tight. Some Kurds relocating to Hawler from less conservative cities in Kurdistan and Iraq sometimes choose to live in AInkawa because they enjoy the more liberal environment (women especially enjoy greater freedom).

I don't think anyone I have met here (local or foreign) suspects the KRG of having anything to do with this tragedy. Where did this horrible allegation come from?

It comes from AINA.org and some other diaspora Assyrian agencies and organizations...

You see, the reason this article is so disgusting and repulsive, is that they are using this tragic event as a push-on for their own political agenda...

I support the establishment of Assyrian self-determination - but not AINA.org and no other extremists who sink to such low levels as these to propagate their policies...

It's truly disgusting, that's what it is...