Kurds in Rojhelat(Iran) prepare mass strike

[Hussein]

what to expect from a PKK fan boy?
this guy is not related to Iran anyway. he is just creating its own story.
and he even speaks now in name of arabs in iran (or others) just to tease / provoke. it shows his mentality.
i am in better position to speak about being arab in Iran. that's for sure you don't get any trouble being Arab. except if you are , like any Iranian, acting bad and provoking, and destroying buildings, and killing people, like do Pejak friends of him.
no country in the world can tolerate extremists . i see that in France too: corsican groups using violence are not tolerated. for exemple. and this country is known to be extremely centralized in power (Paris) like in Iran Tehran.
but azeris kurds have positions in businesses, army and politics . it is what is important to feel iranian first , before feeling ethnic . only retards think ethnics.

and don't expect to thank Iran to help kurds. these people like him take all your gifts and then kill you in your back. it is called bandit behavior.

 

[Al-Kurdi]

You sound like him. Same try hard troll.

sorry, I'm not but there are many kurds and other non-fars who feels the same.

If your relatives are that well mannered, then no wonder you act like this.

if not for my relatives you wouldn't have any packaged suger to sweeten your tea the next time you fly from Mehrabad to Esfahan. No, but to be frank, I'm just another kurd out of millions who are tired of vatan this, dadash this and all that shit, do you understand akhi? we have had enough of your zamin bullshit.

 

[azzo]

sorry, I'm not but there are many kurds and other non-fars who feels the same.



if not for my relatives you wouldn't have any packaged suger to sweeten your tea the next time you fly from Mehrabad to Esfahan. No, but to be frank, I'm just another kurd out of millions who are tired of vatan this, dadash this and all that shit, do you understand akhi? we have had enough of your zamin bullshit.

What does those words mean?

 

[Hussein]

What does those words mean?

he is using these words to express he doesn't want to hear about "bro" and "land sharing"
it is what it means

 

[Serpentine]

@Al-Kurdi

I thought there will be a strike, what happened? Did they realize the real history behind girl's death?!

 

[Al-Kurdi]

Currently Kurds are not strong (Isis was almost capturing Erbil till Iran saved them from genocide).
I don't think it's wise to provoke Iran. Iran can easily arm Assyrians, (kurdish) Shia, Yazidis, hell even sunni arabs if needed. Some of them are not happy about the past and current Kurdish policies.

Keep in mind, Iran is currently making a comeback, we are a rising power and we will reclaim our role in the region. We are climbing this ancient Iranian mountain which is suitable for Iran, and we will not stop till we reach the peak and slay Zahak together with all his venomous snakes

Kurds are known for changing sides continuously and making strategic mistakes (such as helping ottoman empire against Armenians, Assyrians) and being easily manipulated. After that failure they choose for Russians, but also communism failed and ceased to exist. When we study the anatomy of the non-Iranian kurd we see the remains of a poisonous cocktail of communism, sunni ottomanism, tribalism in their brains.

Even the definition of "Kurd" is not clear yet, Zaza's don't understand Soranis, Soranis don't understand Kurmanjis etc. Are we talking about a homogeneous ethnic group (such as persians, baluchis) or different Iranic peoples with different Iranic languages?

There wont be any sort of federalism in Iran. The only solution is a central government with some more self-governing rights for some areas. Anyone who tries to change this by means of force or creating an atmosphere of tribalism will receive an answer at a suitable time, place, and in a suitable form.

Kurds are a tribal people and should learn that Iran is not tribal, it's a country. Defending the country comes first. With the regime each of us has some issues, but we don't think in Tribe>country. Fortunately many Kurds know that kurds are an Iranian ethnicity and that a separate Kurdistan from Iran will create a landlocked failed state.

So calm down bro, and fight ISIS, "honour"killing, self-burning and woman circumstation (something done by non-Iranic peoples such as negroids and some semitic peoles). That's your only task at the moment.
http://www.childinfo.org/files/FGCM_Lo_res.pdf
http://www.economist.com/blogs/pomegranate/2014/03/suicide-kurdistan

Hewler was never threatened. What was considered a threat though was the long range M198s IS had captured in Mosul but americans took care of it. Iran gave some trucks of ammo and a couple of grads to PUK. Kurdish Ezidis to fight Kurds? Assyrians to fight Kurds? Sunni Arabs to fight Kurds? Kurdish Shias to fight Kurds? Are you thinking with a pea or something?

The problem of the Kurd is that it's not united. But IS managed to unite it to a large part. Peshmerga from Southern Kurdistan went and fought in Kobane ffs. Kurds have never been as united as they are now. And when the kurdish voice eventually becomes one, that's when you should shiver. There 40 million and increasing. And unlike the older generation, the new generation is very patriotic. Just by comparing young nationalist alevi Kurds to the older ones who fucking vote for MHP and CHP.

And Assyrians and Armenians helped Russians and Brits, what did that result in? Kurds did not have a clear unified voice as the kurdish region is very isolated(mountainious), people never really connected with one and other.

Wrong sides? You wnat us to join the side of fucking asshit? In all ways that's wrong, fun how your regime tries to portray us as his allies, hilarious really. Assad has lost in Syria. Just if he wants to loose all of it or keep some areas. In Iraq you're losing to IS aswell, those shia militias of yours can't do a shit but becoming canon fodder for your ayatollah's.

If Kurds were smart they should push for the sea. But kurds are not that united nor smart. FSA can't be trusted, sure both wants a democratic Syria but Kurds won't compromise after the war, they have lost alot to achieve the system and society they have built. And it's expanding as we speak. Because as long as kurds are landlocked they will be vulnerable. If turkey or iran decides to close the borders, KRG would simply starve. It's not self sufficent.

You wanna compare the world perception they have on "non-iranian" Kurds comepared to Iran or Turkey?
"poisonous cocktail of communism, sunni ottomanism, tribalism in their brains." Who the **** are you trying to fool. HDP is gonna get well above 10% this election and Turkey is doing everything in their power to stop it. They even tried to use their army to renew the conflict yesterday, instead 8 army n police men got killed(not by PKK or Kurds) in Hakkari.

If I would stay in Dersim for a couple of weeks I would end up gradually understanding them, the same if they would come to a sorani populated area. A kurd raised in Sanandaj all his life would easily confuse a kurd from slemani but if one would stay there for some days, they would understand eachother very weill. There is no standard form of kurdish, even though there is alot of talks of that. Soranis and Kurmanj understand eachother very well. Just look at Bahdinis and Soranis in South Kurdistan.

Sorani is simply a mix of Gurani and Kurmanji before Gurani used to be the dominant dialect.

from the little genetic research on Kurds this tells me that Kurds are very in fact homogeneous. Persians homogeneous? LOL, mongols, turks, arabs etc all had their share of influence on your big open towns. Main difference between Kurds and Fars is that our ancestors iranic ancestors mixed with hurrian groups and your iranic ancestors with elamites. Otherwise Kurds and Fars are very close.

we have our social problems but unlike you we do something about, why do you think so many knows about it? Go and throw some acid on your gf or something.

And no, we Kurds have our own nation, our own history and culture, but you seem to be to butthurt to respect that. And yes, I have many relatives who have married persian women, for some reason it's never the other way around.

The other day I asked a kermashani kurd to which tribe he belonged to, he said kelhur.

 

[Al-Kurdi]

What does those words mean?

never heard vatan Syria? dadash I think was persian for brother. and zamin means land. these are some words I have seen pan-iranians use when speaking of a greater iran.

@Al-Kurdi

I thought there will be a strike, what happened? Did they realize the real history behind girl's death?!

The strike happened, people closed their shops in protest in all the Kurdnachin areas.

 

[Serpentine]

The strike happened, people closed their shops in protest in all the Kurdnachin areas.

Or maybe it never happened after the CCTV footage of her actions was released the day of her death and day before it, willingly entering that man's room various times, and people understood the story was not how PKK propagandists fabricated it.

Watch it here.
دوربین مداربسته هتل مهاباد؛ فریناز خسروانی چه کار کرد؟

 

[azzo]

never heard vatan Syria? dadash I think was persian for brother. and zamin means land. these are some words I have seen pan-iranians use when speaking of a greater iran.



The strike happened, people closed their shops in protest in all the Kurdnachin areas.

Aha thank you, and no I've never heard of them. Maybe because I don't talk or hear from Pan-Iranians, I just step on their faces.

 

[Al-Kurdi]

Or maybe it never happened after the CCTV footage of her actions was released the day of her death and day before it, willingly entering that man's room various times, and people understood the story was not how PKK propagandists fabricated it.

Watch it here.
دوربین مداربسته هتل مهاباد؛ فریناز خسروانی چه کار کرد؟

lol wth is this made up bullshit? you regimists are more delusional than turks wallah. you're so goddamn confused it's sad, your regime blames it on saudis then you go and blame PKK and then the co-mayor in Urumia says it's Komala and PDKI.



In a short interview with Kurdistan Human Rights Network (KHRN), Farinaz Khosravani’s brother, Suliman Khosravani, said today that the owner of the Tara hotel in Mahabad, where her sister had worked before her suspicious death had told the family of the death of Farinaz Khosravani in a phone call conversation on 3 May.


He said that her body had been taken for post-mortem examination the same day and that the family had buried her after the authorities returned the body on 5 May.


Regarding the latest developments on the case and how she had died, he said: “It is not yet clear for us either. The investigations are ongoing. The suspect has been arrested in Mahabad and he is being investigated.”


He said that the family saw the suspect on 9 May when he was brought from prison to the Mahabad court.

On whether or not the detained suspect was a government official, he said; “We were told different things. Once they said he works for a government office in charge of rating hotels. Later they said he is adviser of a privately-owned company.”


He said that the family has lodged formal complaints against the Tara hotel owner, since he had published “a fake video that apparently shows my sister had a relation with the suspect. This is not true.”


The family had nothing to do with organisation of the protests and that people had protested at their own will, he said, adding that he urges the media outlets not to quote them on fabricated stories.


“We have nothing to do with protest organising, people did that based on their own decisions. I would also like to tell all media outlets to stop falsely quoting members of our family. We have never said that we were aware of relations between my sister and the suspect as some media outlets have claimed. We reject those fabricated stories, they are baseless,” he said.


He added: “As family of the victim we cannot say how this incident had exactly happened. We are waiting for the investigation results.”

Kurdistan Human Rights Network | Exclusive interview with Khosravani’s brother

 

[Hussein]

Aha thank you, and no I've never heard of them. Maybe because I don't talk or hear from Pan-Iranians, I just step on their faces.

you are so much into hatred towards Iranians, you just how ridiculous and racist you are
defending a PKK fanboy, man you decided to go very low
pan Iranian .. LOL
and greater Iran ... never heard about it except some retard royalists , even a minority inside the royalists

man get a life and stop your hating

 

[Madali]

Hewler was never threatened. What was considered a threat though was the long range M198s IS had captured in Mosul but americans took care of it. Iran gave some trucks of ammo and a couple of grads to PUK. Kurdish Ezidis to fight Kurds? Assyrians to fight Kurds? Sunni Arabs to fight Kurds? Kurdish Shias to fight Kurds? Are you thinking with a pea or something?

The problem of the Kurd is that it's not united. But IS managed to unite it to a large part. Peshmerga from Southern Kurdistan went and fought in Kobane ffs. Kurds have never been as united as they are now. And when the kurdish voice eventually becomes one, that's when you should shiver. There 40 million and increasing. And unlike the older generation, the new generation is very patriotic. Just by comparing young nationalist alevi Kurds to the older ones who fucking vote for MHP and CHP.

And Assyrians and Armenians helped Russians and Brits, what did that result in? Kurds did not have a clear unified voice as the kurdish region is very isolated(mountainious), people never really connected with one and other.

Wrong sides? You wnat us to join the side of fucking asshit? In all ways that's wrong, fun how your regime tries to portray us as his allies, hilarious really. Assad has lost in Syria. Just if he wants to loose all of it or keep some areas. In Iraq you're losing to IS aswell, those shia militias of yours can't do a shit but becoming canon fodder for your ayatollah's.

If Kurds were smart they should push for the sea. But kurds are not that united nor smart. FSA can't be trusted, sure both wants a democratic Syria but Kurds won't compromise after the war, they have lost alot to achieve the system and society they have built. And it's expanding as we speak. Because as long as kurds are landlocked they will be vulnerable. If turkey or iran decides to close the borders, KRG would simply starve. It's not self sufficent.

You wanna compare the world perception they have on "non-iranian" Kurds comepared to Iran or Turkey?
"poisonous cocktail of communism, sunni ottomanism, tribalism in their brains." Who the **** are you trying to fool. HDP is gonna get well above 10% this election and Turkey is doing everything in their power to stop it. They even tried to use their army to renew the conflict yesterday, instead 8 army n police men got killed(not by PKK or Kurds) in Hakkari.

If I would stay in Dersim for a couple of weeks I would end up gradually understanding them, the same if they would come to a sorani populated area. A kurd raised in Sanandaj all his life would easily confuse a kurd from slemani but if one would stay there for some days, they would understand eachother very weill. There is no standard form of kurdish, even though there is alot of talks of that. Soranis and Kurmanj understand eachother very well. Just look at Bahdinis and Soranis in South Kurdistan.

Sorani is simply a mix of Gurani and Kurmanji before Gurani used to be the dominant dialect.
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from the little genetic research on Kurds this tells me that Kurds are very in fact homogeneous. Persians homogeneous? LOL, mongols, turks, arabs etc all had their share of influence on your big open towns. Main difference between Kurds and Fars is that our ancestors iranic ancestors mixed with hurrian groups and your iranic ancestors with elamites. Otherwise Kurds and Fars are very close.


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we have our social problems but unlike you we do something about, why do you think so many knows about it? Go and throw some acid on your gf or something.

And no, we Kurds have our own nation, our own history and culture, but you seem to be to butthurt to respect that. And yes, I have many relatives who have married persian women, for some reason it's never the other way around.

The other day I asked a kermashani kurd to which tribe he belonged to, he said kelhur.

Wow, look at this racist Euro mentality shit. Dude, you do realize people in our region did not give a **** about genetics until Europe got obsessed by it?

But not surprising. I've noticed middle easterns get more racist, the more they live in the west.

 

[Al-Kurdi]

Wow, look at this racist Euro mentality shit. Dude, you do realize people in our region did not give a **** about genetics until Europe got obsessed by it?

But not surprising. I've noticed middle easterns get more racist, the more they live in the west.

wait, you actually think europe is more racist than middle east? when iranians are one of the most racist people which is evident by just looking at your people here in europe. dude, out of all immigrant groups iranians are the largest one voting for "racist parties". Have u seen how non-arabs are being treated in Saudi Arabia? How Afghans are treated in Iran? Racism is ignorance, nothing really to do with where you live. And the middle east is far more ignorant than Europe.

 

[Madali]

wait, you actually think europe is more racist than middle east? when iranians are one of the most racist people which is evident by just looking at your people here in europe. dude, out of all immigrant groups iranians are the largest one voting for "racist parties". Have u seen how non-arabs are being treated in Saudi Arabia? How Afghans are treated in Iran? Racism is ignorance, nothing really to do with where you live. And the middle east is far more ignorant than Europe.

The concept of racial difference in terms of genetics is a racial European concept but a middle eastern one. That's why we had Azari, Kurdish, Turk, Arab, and Persian leaders in Iran without it being that important but not so in Europe.

 

[Al-Kurdi]

The concept of racial difference in terms of genetics is a racial European concept but a middle eastern one. That's why we had Azari, Kurdish, Turk, Arab, and Persian leaders in Iran without it being that important but not so in Europe.

the study of genetics is science and Kurds have different genes than Iranians and South Africans. So I don't know what's your problem with that? It's fact. East Asians have thick hair because it helped them in the cold. Somalians are dark, tall and skinny because it's beneficial in their climate. Inuits are short and stocky to preserve warmth and fat in that cold. Now, where did I say he or she is better than he or she because he or she got those genes? We're all different and that's for the better. The Middle East had slaves back then and still has today. Some dude, said we Kurds are very heterogenous, something I disapproved by those maps.