
cb89807 wrote:Diri, whats that blue region on your map. you know what im talking about?



cb89807 wrote:sorry sorry, im just all strung up. topics regarding assyrians future always gets me all tense and i cant take any jokes. ya know? im especially pissed after i read this article:
http://assyriatimes.com/engine/modules/ ... storyid=68
Every nation is responsible to find its own way to develop and achieve its own objectives!??!?!?! ummmm, NOT COMPLETELY TRUE. In a sense it is true, but Bush started this war, I think the U.S. shold finish it by solving these objectives. I wonder whats going on in Bush's head...he is prolly saying hmmm, well its your responsibility to figure this shit out, but while Iraq is unstable, the U.S. is just gonna hang around and all n all claim your oil in the end.


cb89807 wrote:I understand what your people have gone through, and i know you understand Assyrians have gone through the same...genocide, lies, bombings. we are just unfortunate to have about 3 million of us left worldwide. Thats what i thought the blue section was, an Independent Assyria. It really could happen. If all Middle Eastern Assyrians came together, i believe an Independent Assyria is possible. On http://www.aina.org/aol/peter/brief.htm it shows that there are 700,000 Assyrians in Syria, 100,000 in Lebanon, 50,000 in Iran, 24,000 in Turkey, 15,000 in Armenia, and 15,000 in Georgia. Thats almost another million. I also believe the 1,500,000 in Iraq alone are enough because theres countries today that have smaller populations than that. for instance take a look at this if you would like http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... population.



abdur
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I was thinking of the jewish way in Isreal.. there are many small states and city states in the world like Andorra, Vatican city and Singapore right? Lets say if thousands of assyrians from all over the world move to some city or small region near Mosul inside Kurdistan/Iraq, then form a majority there and ask for self rule over that place why shouldnt we give them the chance? If its on the ground which their forfathers lived on and which they ruled for centuries their descendants do have the historical right in my opinion for self-rule. I doubt such thing will happen but if thats their dream let them have it.. we also share their dream in some way.


cb89807
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gentically? racially? and physically smarter? apparently not because youre proving yourself a bigot to everyone.
cb89807 Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:38 pm Post subject:
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There arent any muslim Assyrians. There are many that have been force to convert to Islam. I was reading this book about Assyrians a while ago. Im kind of blurring on my memory but in Iraq there are mosque that are under the name of Christian saints. For example, I remember reading one like Mosque of Saint George. That boggles my mind because i know any Arab would not do such thing. It could most likely be Assyrians forced to convert to Islam. Now im not sure, so dont criticize me.

[/quote]womanizer wrote:cb89807
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gentically? racially? and physically smarter? apparently not because youre proving yourself a bigot to everyone.
cant you feel it, you put your foot in kurdistan , your ass is mine!!!
cb89807 Posted: Tue Oct 10, 2006 9:38 pm Post subject:
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There arent any muslim Assyrians. There are many that have been force to convert to Islam. I was reading this book about Assyrians a while ago. Im kind of blurring on my memory but in Iraq there are mosque that are under the name of Christian saints. For example, I remember reading one like Mosque of Saint George. That boggles my mind because i know any Arab would not do such thing. It could most likely be Assyrians forced to convert to Islam. Now im not sure, so dont criticize me.
Dude , there is many Kurdish Christian who have been brained washed by so called Assyrian(arabiya), so same thing here, in fact some Christian in Kurdistan are not Arabo(Assyrian), but they kurds. so in Kurdistan all religions the same, as long they are kurdistani .




so this is what i would call a radical Kurd. Dood, you keep on making yourself look really bad. No Kurd decided to become Christian. You think theres Christian Missionaries or something going around in the Middle East proselytizing Kurds to Christianity? Please, just stop you bigot. Kurds are muslims, "Christian Kurds" are just Assyrians that unfortunately have gone through "Kurdification" but still hold on to their Christian morals. Come on now. You keep on calling Assyrians Arabs. Wait a second, arent kurds the muslims. oh wait wait, there are christian kurds oh yeah. but arent Kurds mainly muslim...you better practice your Arabic or you might piss off the Arabs. Seli poomet va poomoo preta. I havent set foot into Kurdistan. Nor will i ever give a Kurd like you the respect that you dont deserve. Assyrians will live on my friend. People like you just love to hate us. Assyrians are no where close to Arabs. Maybe the Arab language is close to Aramaic, but so is hebrew. Does that mean jews are arabs too? You fool, where do you get your source of education? you seriously are the biggest bigot. Now Diri, he is a respectable Kurd that I enjoy talking about the future of both our people. Because Diri doesnt try to bring his people up by bringing mine down. Youre an unrespectable loser that needs to get over himself. Can you feel it? Can you feel that youre a complete idiot? I doubt it, because ill put down anything youre just gonna come back with some other bullshit.


Gudea
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Womanizer, I understand your indignation on the foe Assyrians of diaspora and their usual anti-Kurdish propaganda and lies.
KRG answered their hostility and anti-Kurdishness with its new constituation. in which unlike their previous promises, they totally ignored them. Apparently they felt the risk of giving apportunity to this fanatic chauvunist group.
but I dont think CB belongs to that group. He seem to have a friendly view toward Kurds.


King Ashurbanipal wrote:14 October.
Hamdaniya, North Iraq -- A group from the Kurdish militia belonging to the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) attacked the Nineveh headquarters of the Assyrian Democratic Movement's TV station, Ashur TV. The KDP militia forced the TV station staff, including two female news anchors, out of the building and forcibly confined them in their vehicle outside of the Bakhdeda (Hamdaniya) TV station. The Ashur TV station staff driver was severely beaten by the KDP militia and was hospitalized. This is the latest in a string of attacks by the KDP militia on the independently run AshurTV in the predominantly Assyrian Christian area of the Nineveh Plains

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