Poll: Should Kurdistan Be Free?

[Hayalet]

I think Iran is serious about their nuclear program.

[Armenian Bishop]

Honestly, I don't see Kurdistan in that youtube map. The orange area is an extension of present day Armenia, unless there's a vision for the unification of Armenians and Kurds. Where's Kurdistan in the youtube map?

[Hadouken]

well that's good. What about the Syrian refugees? I mean I wonder what will happen with them? Turkish state is pissed there are so many living in Turkey now.

we would throw them out of course

jk i dont know hihi ^_^

this topic is sooo complex and this thread is too hard to answer with a yes or no that i prefer to talk about it only in real life

you notice how i dont interfere here much even though i am a kurd

one thing i would like to say though : turks and kurds get way better along with each other than people think but the problems my people suffered and still suffer are not deniable and i hope we will find a good solution

[Anglojew]

Honestly, I don't see Kurdistan in that youtube map. The orange area is an extension of present day Armenia, unless there's a vision for the unification of Armenians and Kurds. Where's Kurdistan in the youtube map?

Yeah, I agree. It was more about Greece and Bulgaria.

[Hayalet]

you notice how i dont interfere here much even though i am a kurd

The proverbial Jewish provocateur might be disappointed.

[Armenian Bishop]

Western Armenia includes some areas in present day Eastern Turkey, which Kurds now envision to be included in Kurdistan. In the Treaty of Sèvres (10 August, 1920), U.S. President Wilson drew up the western Armenian boundary all the way to the southern shore of Lake Van, and westward to include Moush and Erzincan. Trebizond was historically Pontic Greek, but President Wilson gave it to Armenia, to furnish a Black Sea Port.

Kurds and Armenians have already engaged in meetings, so as to better cooperate.

[Linebacker]

Why all the hate for Turkey all of a sudden?

[Armenian Bishop]

Why all the hate for Turkey all of a sudden?

Don't worry about Turkey, they get plenty of help from the USA and NATO. The world takes good care of them, despite that their internal political system is heavily censored.

[Fortis in Arduis]

Just use neuton bombs.

[LightHouse89]

we would throw them out of course

jk i dont know hihi ^_^

this topic is sooo complex and this thread is too hard to answer with a yes or no that i prefer to talk about it only in real life

you notice how i dont interfere here much even though i am a kurd

one thing i would like to say though : turks and kurds get way better along with each other than people think but the problems my people suffered and still suffer are not deniable and i hope we will find a good solution

Yes Kurds are treated horribly in Iraq, Syria, and Iran. Its strange Iranians are bad to them as both groups are Iranic.....you think they would be Pan-Iranic if anything. In Iraq do they have their own region where they can rule themselves?