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@CCkvtr @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Just because it’s called Armenian highlands doesn’t mean they were the first being there, we were there before any other ethnicities, Armenians didn’t exist before the kura araxes

@JohnBhf89 @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Its literally called the armenian highlands both Muslim and byzantine sources agree they where more dominant then kurds.

#Assyrians in #Kurdistan celebrate their Eid peacefully, while they cannot do this in Baghdad.

@CCkvtr @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Armenians were dominated there because of Kindom of Armenia, Armenians weren’t innocents and living there peacefully, from the very beginning of humanity Kurds were farming on those lands, literally Kurds are outdating the Kura araxes

@JohnBhf89 @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Their presence wasn't notable in eastern anatolia till posr Seljuks. Eastern Anatolia unironically had Armenians lmao

In practice, the slogan 'Jin, Jiyan, Azadî' essentially means this: the existence of the Kurdish nation is being threatened by morally corrupt and deviant individuals.

@CCkvtr @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Huh? Kurds were there since the beginning of humanity lmaoooo

@rrrrvvz @JohnBhf89 @AvestaKurdish98 Also kurds only began having a notable presence in anatolia post seljuks

@CCkvtr @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 I said zagro-Anatolian

@JohnBhf89 @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Zagros are a Neolithic group retard everyone in mena has their ancestry

@rrrrvvz @CCkvtr @AvestaKurdish98 Eastern Anatolia is Kurdish territory, I’m not talking about empires and states, we were farming in those lands before any other ethnicities came

@JohnBhf89 @CCkvtr @AvestaKurdish98 Anatolia is inhabited by the Hittites; Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan are inhabited by the Phoenicians, Assyrians, and Arameans; you are in northern Iran.

@CCkvtr @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Yes the zagro-Anatolians are Kurds, we lived in those lands before anyone else

@JohnBhf89 @rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Do you know what a zagroasian is?

@AJMD556 @MrsBraun0420 At that time a west Asian could be white lol

@MrsBraun0420 That was the plan until jews shipped niggers here.

GM, Frens! What day is it?! White Power Wednesday! Say it with Pride! HH ⚡️🤍⚡️ WPWW 14🙋🏼‍♀️88

@ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled Religion gave humanity a civilization, if someone abuses the religion, doesn’t mean the religion is the problem, whether you like it or not, religion served humanity, yes it has been abused against women, but blame the abuser not what the abuser abuses

@JohnBhf89 @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled religion itself is the problem lol and one day ppl will see, you’re a man so obviously you won’t have to question religion bc it’s in your favour. Soon more ppl will wake up tho, same w christianity, it’s shit. The fact religion is built off misogynistic ideology is enough

Islam logic; 👨🏻❤️👨🏽‍🦱 = haram 👱🏼‍♀️❤️👩🏻 = haram 👨🏻❤️ 👩🏻👩🏼👩🏽👩🏾 = mashallah halal 👨🏻❤️👧🏻 = sunnah 👨🏻❤️👶🏻 = mashallah halal ofc

@ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled My religion didn’t teach child marriages and oppression, blame them for abusing the religion for their own benefits

@JohnBhf89 @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled your religion is the reason so many women are oppressed and stuck, not to mention the amount of child marriages

@hurriyyeh @ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled back then it didn’t exist, and polygamy was valid back then during the wartime, no where in the Quran God says men can marry more than a woman whenever and however they want

@JohnBhf89 @ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled so how abt with modern paternity tests ?

@ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled My religion is the reason why you can use algorithms and algebra

@JohnBhf89 @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled your religion is shit

@iraqipilled You can't explain logic if you don't have any yourself

@ihearttaiko @Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled Because no one would know who’s the father, tho lol

@Tuna_Fent @iraqipilled in islam women aren’t allowed to have multiple husbands tho lol

@l_evinn @iraqipilled Lmao you saying this is ironic

@iraqipilled Real

@rrrrvvz @AvestaKurdish98 Nineveh yeah but duhok and all zagrosians are Kurdish, we were here before any assryians

@AvestaKurdish98 Northern Iraq is the land of the Assyrians, and there is nothing in the past or future called Kurdistan.

@div1newolf White nationalists love to act like they own U.S.

Literally within an hour of this post I saw this video used to rank countries based of of whether we should let their citizens immigrate to the U.S.

@ChaldeanNation I have a question, did Kurds lived in Ararat and van before Armenians?

📚 The Hakkari Nestorian Tribes (modern Assyrians since 1900 AD) and Their Kurdish Heritage and Connections 💥 👉🏼Historical research shows that the Nestorian (Church of the East) tribes of Hakkari (Turkey) and Urmia (Iran) lived for centuries among neighboring Kurdish tribes. Their mountain environment fostered extensive cultural interaction and common Kurdish identity that influenced aspects of daily life. Scholars document that these communities shared: •🏔️ The same highland tribal environment •🤝 Tribal alliances, trade, and political relationships •🗣️ Widespread Kurdish–Neo-Aramaic bilingualism in many communities •👕 Similar regional dress, pastoral traditions, and material culture •🎵 Shared musical, dance, and folkloric traditions shaped by centuries of coexistence ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Modern scholarship generally concludes that the identity of the Hakkari Nestorian tribes developed through long interaction with Kurdish society, while also preserving a distinct East Syriac Christian heritage. The historical relationship is best understood as one of deep interconnectedness toward a common Kurdish identity. 📚References: 1.Adam H. Becker, Revival and Awakening: American Evangelical Missionaries in Iran and the Origins of Assyrian Nationalism (University of Chicago Press, 2015). 2.David Gaunt, Massacres, Resistance, Protectors: Muslim–Christian Relations in Eastern Anatolia during World War I (Gorgias Press, 2006). 3.Vahram Petrosian, “Assyrians in Hakkari under Kurdish and Ottoman Rule,” Iran & the Caucasus. 4.Michael Eppel, studies on Kurdish and Assyrian tribal society in Hakkari and northern Mesopotamia. 5.Minority Rights Group International, World Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples #Nestorian #Kurd #Assyrian

@debatereceipts It’s not a freedom of speech to celebrate someone’s death for their freedom of speech

Should teachers who celebrated Charlie Kirk's murder be fired?

@Ben120387 @miranowhere USA is majority white, and should be majority white, but it’s not a white’s man country alone

@miranowhere it would be called a genocide in any non white country

Why is diversity only pushed on white countries?