Help!!!

[abdur]

umm yeah, our site http://northerniraq.info states that "there is no northern iraq".

[AlbaSaab]

umm yeah, our site http://northerniraq.info states that "there is no northern iraq".

Is your comment directed at me?

[abdur]

I just wanted to welcome you nevermind..

[AlbaSaab]

I just wanted to welcome you nevermind..

Sorry, I thought you were having a dig at me for my lack of knowledge.

[Diri]

Hehehe

Don't worry Lorri... He is right...

This site is called:

http://northerniraq.info

But the opening page states:

"There is no Northern Iraq"

So he is right...

There is no "Northern Iraq" because it is "South Kurdistan" - and if there IS a "Northern Iraq" it will have to be south of Mosul...

[AlbaSaab]

Hehehe

Don't worry Lorri... He is right...

This site is called:

http://northerniraq.info

But the opening page states:

"There is no Northern Iraq"

So he is right...

There is no "Northern Iraq" because it is "South Kurdistan" - and if there IS a "Northern Iraq" it will have to be south of Mosul...

I think I understand, but why don't you have a different site name?

[Diri]

Hehehe

Don't worry Lorri... He is right...

This site is called:

http://northerniraq.info

But the opening page states:

"There is no Northern Iraq"

So he is right...

There is no "Northern Iraq" because it is "South Kurdistan" - and if there IS a "Northern Iraq" it will have to be south of Mosul...

I think I understand, but why don't you have a different site name?

Because the whole point is that the site informs people who google "Northern Iraq" or "North Iraq" that there is NO "Northern Iraq"... So it's an info-campaign in a way...

People don't know about "Kurdistan" - so they search for "Northern Iraq" on the net - and then they'll come here and see the statement...

[AlbaSaab]

Hehehe

Don't worry Lorri... He is right...

This site is called:

http://northerniraq.info

But the opening page states:

"There is no Northern Iraq"

So he is right...

There is no "Northern Iraq" because it is "South Kurdistan" - and if there IS a "Northern Iraq" it will have to be south of Mosul...

I think I understand, but why don't you have a different site name?

Because the whole point is that the site informs people who google "Northern Iraq" or "North Iraq" that there is NO "Northern Iraq"... So it's an info-campaign in a way...

People don't know about "Kurdistan" - so they search for "Northern Iraq" on the net - and then they'll come here and see the statement...

OK, I see...........(I think).

[UE_kurdophile]

Yes, i am Italian but my ex-boyfriend is from Sulaymanyia (oh God! I will never learn how to spell his city's name! ) and he "opened up my eyes" (the same that your boyfriend is doing I see) . I met him in Uk, where he lives. Then I came back here and found out I had many kurdish neighbours (families with loads of lovely and lively children ). Then I moved to another city for my university and met many Kurdish guys, great people(and great cooks !); then I went on holiday in France and met other Kurds, ...it seems like like everywhere I go there are Kurds ready to teach me something about Kurdstan!
It is very interesting to me, really, but quite confusing too,as everyone wants me to learn his own version of the facts.
So I think this forum is very good because it is objective and truthful ...apart from the post where Diri wants to convince us that Kurds are the best in the world and the rest is 2nd class! (Diri don't get upset I am just joking! ) . I am no more with my boyfriend, some of my Kurdish friends have been sent back to K or have left Italy for other reasons, but I am still very much interested in Kurdistan. I hope have answered enough to the question.
Welcome again!

[AlbaSaab]

Yes, i am Italian but my ex-boyfriend is from Sulaymanyia (oh God! I will never learn how to spell his city's name! ) and he "opened up my eyes" (the same that your boyfriend is doing I see) . I met him in Uk, where he lives. Then I came back here and found out I had many kurdish neighbours (families with loads of lovely and lively children ). Then I moved to another city for my university and met many Kurdish guys, great people(and great cooks !); then I went on holiday in France and met other Kurds, ...it seems like like everywhere I go there are Kurds ready to teach me something about Kurdstan!
It is very interesting to me, really, but quite confusing too,as everyone wants me to learn his own version of the facts.
So I think this forum is very good because it is objective and truthful ...apart from the post where Diri wants to convince us that Kurds are the best in the world and the rest is 2nd class! (Diri don't get upset I am just joking! ) . I am no more with my boyfriend, some of my Kurdish friends have been sent back to K or have left Italy for other reasons, but I am still very much interested in Kurdistan. I hope have answered enough to the question.
Welcome again!

Lol. He's not my boyfriend, but it's not out of the question, lol.

So far, I have only had the pleasure of meeting my friend, and joining this forum, to get aquainted with the Kurdish people, and I have nothing but positive things to say. I have found my friend to be one of the kindest and most hospitable people I know, and the same goes for the welcome on here!!!

I don't know about them being great cooks, but when I was at his house, there was food at every possible opportunity!!!! Lol.

Yes, I agree, they are more than willing to teach us about Kurdistan, but I do find it quite confusing sometimes.

How long were you with your boyfriend?