Yes information is crucial—it is power.but power of information ends where we know the politicians are up to no good, yet we do nothing about it. This is the real danger; sending a mssge to politicians that, regardless of whether we know the truth, we lack the courage to respond.
@axxxdinh0@AliAbdelaziz00 we want nothing to do with you people. keep us out of your ummah like you did in silence when kurds were being oppressed. the ummah is just pan-arab lobbying now.
@StarlightYad@Spider2pointO I carry an iPod, PSP and Charmera everywhere I go. What’s so funny about that? Genuinely asking because I thought there is literally nothing negative about quitting subscriptions and online services.
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir Actually fuck all that. You don’t deserve the support of the Kurds anymore you have forfeited it when you sided with the occupiers. May they rule with an iron fist until you get back to your senses, then rights can be put in place with a firm grip on your constitutional freedoms
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir Care about us? Did you hear what I said?? To expand: if what’s being protested is exactly as it seems, then I support it— if we don’t grant justice, God will. but I hear lots of Kurds against it saying they’re not as they seem, therefore I can’t comment until I research. Get it?
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir Criticising your government and people is patriotism, and I certainly don’t shy from it. I claim all that is Kurdish, and address them righteously. Do you give up on your people when you see them do something wrong?
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir That being said, we’re not donkeys to be kicked around or taken advantage of. If a group acts up against the Kurds, you’d be dealt with accordingly. you’ll learn from Kurdish history not to make that mistake
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir “now”? Like you enticed my sympathies? Kurds have always been more honourable and just; a lesson granted to us by God to never repeat the oppressors mistakes against our own minorities. & don’t go for the european thing, that’s a cheap shot— i was born & raised in Kurdistan.
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir it’s about the ratio of ethnic compositions relative to the geography. This sentence also replies to ur other one under this tweet
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir (2) the Rojava state, fundamentally led by Kurds, gave minorities autonomy over themselves, protection and language rights so much so that they put it in the SDF flag. what have the arabs and turks done for you? Genocide?
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir that’s the difference between you and i, we’ll fight for Kurdistan and we’ll fight for the rights of all those oppressed. when you’re ready to give up defending a western-made 100 year old border neglecting the ethnic compositions of the Middle East, we can talk rationally
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir With the respect that’s due, you missed a fundamental lesson in politics class. When you make up a minority group against 45 million of a majority group in the same land, you do not receive your own state, you receive minority protected status.
@IRAQPOTAMIA@JiCiyayeZagrose@Pishtgir (2) knowing you’re assyrian, wtv the fk that means today, you’d oughta be against the occupation and oppression of minorities too yet you enter the sphere of politics with their narrative bcz you have an inferiority complex to the arabs who killed you; stockholm syndrome