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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Feb 01, 2017 2:20 am

Kurdish children need to learn about their:
    Art
    Culture
    Customs
    Dance
    Films
    Food
    Heritage
    History
    Language
    Music
    Musical instruments
    Poetry
    Songs
And so much more :ymhug:

Would YOU like YOUR children to learn any of the above?

Could YOU teach any of the above?

Could YOU spare a few hours one day a month?
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Londoner » Wed Feb 01, 2017 10:29 am

I have done this writing bellow regarding an article at : http://ekurd.net/biometric-system-fraud ... 2017-02-01

I am so proud of myself. This was my idea. It came about when I read a claim by a KRG official on a KDP website when the financial crisis strated in Kurdistan. He claimed the financial crisis would go away when oil price reached above $50.00/barrel. My fisrst comment was this in Kurdish: 'کەرە مەتۆپە بەهار نزيکە'=Jack Ass don't die from starvation spring is approaching.

After a few days I came back to the same site to do my second comment about a cashless electronic money to overcome the financial crisis and erradicate ghost employs. The idea was that KRG would issue cashless electronic money, equal to the ammounts of money Baghdad owes to KRG, to the bank accounts of each employees. Each employee would be issued with a debit card with his or her finger print to collect his/her wage. The idea idea of finger print was to prevent fraud or ghost employees.

At the moment it seems KRG wants to use the idea only to prevent fraud. But I hope it uses the idea for the main purpose, to overcome financial crisis by issueing cashless electronic money equal to the ammounts of the money Baghdad owes to Kurdistan. In this way, this electronic cashless money becomes like gold supported money.
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Feb 01, 2017 11:12 am

Congratulations London YOU have done much more than the average THOUSAND Kurds put together :ymapplause:
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PostAuthor: Piling » Wed Feb 01, 2017 1:26 pm

I have tortured Kurdish students with hard French tests ! :))
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Feb 01, 2017 11:25 pm

Piling wrote:I have tortured Kurdish students with hard French tests ! :))


Sounds like fun :o)

You are more Kurdish than most Kurds :D

You certainly know much more about Kurdish History than the vast majority of Kurds :ymapplause:
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PostAuthor: Londoner » Wed Dec 27, 2017 1:52 pm

Anthea wrote:Congratulations London YOU have done much more than the average THOUSAND Kurds put together :ymapplause:


Many thanks. You are very kind. I am really proud of this idea.
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Piling » Wed Dec 27, 2017 2:17 pm

Woah, a "revenant" as we say in French. Welcome :smile:

Today I did NOTHING for Kurds. and I am happy of that for I am so angry with them since October. X(
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Dec 27, 2017 3:26 pm

I try to inspire/motivate Kurds as my many friends have done :ymhug:

20 years ago my good friend Sahin, used to put up signs in our community centre
(sadly long since closed down):

What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

I have never forgotten the many friends I made there :x

I wish to add to that:

If YOU do nothing for Kurdistan

There will be NO KURDISTAN
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Feb 07, 2018 11:15 pm

Sadly most Kurds seem to not have grasped the severity of the situation:

If YOU do nothing for Kurdistan

There will be NO KURDISTAN


If you do not live in Kurdistan

Learn the local language of the country in which you live

Make friends with your neighbours - invite them to share in your parties/celebrations

Learn Kurdish History

TEACH YOUR CHILDREN KURDISH HISTORY/CULTURE
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Feb 07, 2018 11:33 pm

Apart from complaining about the current situation

Have you done anything constructive today?
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Re: 20 years ago my good friend Sahin, used to put up signs

PostAuthor: Anthea » Wed Apr 11, 2018 10:35 pm

20 years ago my good friend Sahin, used to put up signs in our community centre
(sadly long since closed down):

    What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?
Sadly, Sahin is now unwell - Sahin, who has spent so many years helping fellow Kurds,
needs your kind thoughts and prayers that he may spend the next 40 years helping others
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Tue May 01, 2018 3:51 am

My friend Ari has done more than any other person I know to raise awareness of Kurdish issues, with his many posters, examples below. His web and social media sites

His visits to ALL Kurdish regions and other countries sharing his love and knowledge of Kurdistan. A country that many of his ancestors and friends have fought and died for. One he himself is prepared to die for.

KURDISTAN the country he LOVES

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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Tue May 29, 2018 10:32 pm

What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

Many THOUSANDS of people have viewed this thread over the past few years

Sadly, NOBODY admits to doing anything to help Kurds

If YOU do NOTHING then NOTHING will be done

And if NOTHING is done

Kurds with continue to be KILLED by armies of occupation

Kurds will continue to face Arabization and Turkification

In 100 years from now there will be

    NO MORE KURDS
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Re: What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY?

PostAuthor: Anthea » Thu Jul 19, 2018 4:21 pm

I am sad to announce the passing of a dear friend Sahin Agirbas

20 years ago my good friend Sahin Agirbas, used to put up signs in our community centre
(sadly long since closed down):

    What have YOU done for Kurdistan TODAY
Sahin Agirbas was only in his mid 50s much to young to die :((

I had known Sahin since he was a teenager =((

He always had time to help other people :ymhug:
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Re: Sad to announce the passing of a dear friend Sahin Agirb

PostAuthor: Anthea » Mon Aug 27, 2018 11:50 am

My love and deepest sympathy to all Sahin's lovely family

Especially to Ozgur who put love and happiness back into Sahin's life

To Sahin's 4 older children: your father is forever in my heart and in my dreams. He was a part of my life for well over 30 years

To Sahin's younger son: You were Sahin's gift from God

I had no idea how ill Sahin was. I believe Sahin kept his illness from me because he knew I would be devastated. He was correct, I am devastated

My love, my sympathy, my best wishes go out to you all

Sahin's demise is a great loss to his family, friends and the community he did so much to help, advise and support

Shame on ALL those who sit back and do nothing
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