genuine question why are there so many kurdish diaspora in germany what is so fun and whimsical about that country .. NOTHING. and i can give you how many reasons to contradict that claim? .. NONE.
@Maannddx4 true but didn’t yall put them where they are ? i think it’s very much yalls responsibility to take them down yourselves because ain’t nobody’s gonna do that for you or the next person.. but from what ive seen and observed it seems to me yall are very much used to them using yall
it’s my first week back in kurdistan and all ive heard in every family gathering is how bad the gas prices are plus how nobody’s gotten their salaries in months.. MAKE IT STOP
Fans of the #Kurdish club #Amedspor celebrate their victory against the #Turkish team with #Kurdistan flags in Northern Kurdistan occupied by #Turkey.
Bijî Kurdistan ✌️
Louis Vuitton has turned a traditional Kurdish shepherd’s garment into high fashion.
The distinctive felted outer garment, traditionally made and worn by Kurdish shepherds to protect against the harsh mountain climate, appears remarkably close to the garment presented in Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection.
Yet there is no acknowledgment of its Kurdish origins.
Why should a garment developed and preserved by Kurdish communities be presented as a luxury-fashion creation without crediting the culture it comes from?
#Kurdish #KurdishCulture #KurdishHeritage #LouisVuitton #CulturalHeritage
@sctek0@kerimc0@euphoryashi lmao no im in erbil right now i just visited back i think thats why it says west asia.. the point is i dont speak turkish in the slightest lmao.. I just know evet
my dna results as a turkish man from istanbul:
34% kurdish (??? what is kurdish)
27% greek (but im white..?)
16% armenian (i thought we k all of them ?)
12% central asian
7% georgian (i knew i was a mountain warrior !!!)
4% central european (we are a nato member for a reason)