@redschuwa@KurdistanWatchA This video was posted by the group that organized the wedding in masif with the permision of the family and posted by different pages all over social media this isn’t doxing
@XSrodX It was nothing but symbolic nationalism and virtue signaling, to think that protests are going to have any significant impact it’s wishful thinking like do u think there would be international coalition to carve out a kurdistan for twitter nationalists i envy ur baseless optimism
@XSrodX By the looks of it you’ve chosen the second option my fellow online Kurdish nationalist keyboard warrior🤣, because tweeting isn’t in anyway, shape, or form a way of confronting the authorities.
@Kommandoxlk The fact that he feels the need to defend himself against them and saying this is the flag of 4 parts of kurdistan makes him a coward
Just stand your position and say this is the flag of krg it does not represent me
@abdllakhazeei Blame has to be on the ruling party because they’ve made duhok operate entirely on patronage and personal networks, many of which are tied to tribal affiliations, in essence Duhok’s social and political dynamics have not changed dramatically from what they were two centuries ago
@xoseric1 Well then don’t ur analysis just feel like unrealistic expectations since u also agree that AANES survival was tied to normalizing with assad which the us wouldnt have been too fond of
Ive also read ur previous tweets so this is my overall assumption not this thread only
@xoseric1 The prospect of AANES surviving were very slim there only way out of this was to join forces with assad or not allow his downfall nevertheless they never had the power to integrate the extermely tribal jazeera and deir ez zor regions into the so called pluralistic society
@raniveluv Weve been friends on gamecenter for a long time and at the time when there was something called gamecenter points u were the only1 that could compete with me