@ZGRSchr Chaldeans are the majority of Iraqi Christians and we are not Assyrian, yet that person has grouped our (1.5M-2M) population along with Assyrians who are so much fewer.
@SWTAGHA3@assyriancrusdr0 Nope you and so many of you all constantly lie about Chaldeans it’s honestly disgusting maybe fear God and act like proper Christians and you wouldnt be needing to lie and attack Chaldeans 24/7
@assyriancrusdr0 Sako offered to step down along with other leaders to enable reunification of the Church of the East branches under a single structure in communion with Rome while preserving autonomy and dropping ethnic names like Assyrian and Chaldean. “Under assyrian church” is false.
This account @AramaicWire does not represent Chaldean Catholics or Iraqi Christians in any way. The whole point of @AramaicWire account is to harass Chaldean Christians by repeatedly posting videos and pictures of Chaldeans while referring to them as “Assyrians,” something the account holder knows ethnic Chaldeans object to. Even going as far as repeatedly posting videos of the Chaldean Patriarch while calling him an “Assyrian.” While it is well known that the Chaldean Patriarch refers to himself as an ethnic Chaldean.
It’s a form of ethnic cleansing, attempting to eliminate the ethnic Chaldean identity by spreading false information about the group. And it is very sad that some people have nothing to do with their time but to harass communities who have already faced genocide.
If anyone has information on who is specifically behind the account please let us know as the Chaldean community is considering legal action.
@Baznayist@ArchVisionW Never heard the word “assyrian” growing up, don’t know any Chaldean who calls themselves “assyrian” its just you few on X who spread this bullshit
Not even the Chaldean church agrees with you, last and former Patriarch
Touch grass
A powerful reflection from His Beatitude Cardinal Louis Raphael Sako on Chaldean identity, unity, & the dignity of our history.
As our communities face new challenges across the world, may we honor our roots, respect one another, and strengthen the bonds that unite us in Christ.