Kurds at it again, putting restrictions on residents of Assyrian village of Nahla, Iraq

[ASHOOR]

After some relative calm in the last few months, unfortunately Kurdish security forces are at it again, restricting the movement of the Assyrian residents of Nahla, in Northern Iraq. Furthermore, they prevented them from going to Arbil (the seat of the regional government) to protest. For no known or valid reason, the Kurdish forces are restricting the residents from being able to do the basic in and out transportation of daily living necessities, as well agricultural products.

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[Crocodile Bani]

They are learning from their only ally in the Middle East.

I will never understand why any Assyrian supports Kurds. Not saying to hate all of them, but to support their political aspirations, I will never understand this.

 

[Cascade]

To play the devil's advocate here, I wish we know the other side of the coin. There's these usual "Kurds do this to Assyrian group/village" stories that appear from time to time and Assyrians would be fumed about. Is there a cause to all this? Something tells me that there is provocation here. Assyrians are extremely emotional, overreactive and volatile (heck I'm kinda guilty of that too). We'd brawl over church disputes. So are we really all that innocent here? Just one Kurd does something, and the Assyrian social media sphere will be enraged with "look at the Kurds just did to us!" and other emotional outbursts, and yet we barely know the root cause or instigator of these odd tensions and problems that rise there.

What exactly happened for this restriction to be the outcome and why do the Kurds stop us, restrict us and whatnot at times? And why does this happen regularly? The other side of the story is crucial here. My Assyrian identity should not make me biased. I have to hear the Kurdish side of the story (or rather, the foreign/western investigations on this, who are less biased). And no way I am supporting (most of) Kurdish political parties. But we can't side with our people on everything because, well, they're our people. I personally am not like that.

P.S. I will always prefer a Kurdish government over any Arab-run governments. One is herpes, the other is cancer. I am very critical of Arab governments. I also never liked the Arab mindset. Best thing about Arabs is their music...

 

[Crocodile Bani]

Western investigations are less biased? Is that like CNN when 225 Assyrians were taken captive by ISIS (Israeli Secret Intelligence Service) and barely a word about it? The same western investigations which insisted Saddam had weapons of mass destruction, simply to do Israel's dirty work for them?

I know you love your Zionists but being anti Assyrian too? Unbelievable!

 

[Cascade]

Western investigations are less biased? Is that like CNN when 225 Assyrians were taken captive by ISIS (Israeli Secret Intelligence Service) and barely a word about it? The same western investigations which insisted Saddam had weapons of mass destruction, simply to do Israel's dirty work for them?

I know you love your Zionists but being anti Assyrian too? Unbelievable!

Why is ISIS Israeli? Maybe they're an indigenous Muslim resistance to the Kurds and the (moderate) Arabs there, much like Hamas. Let's be consistent with that logic. Maybe ISIS have suffered so much under the hands of Iraqis, Syrians and Christians there. So they need to resist?....Oh wait, since they're not in Palestine/Gaza, these Islamic terrorists are now "Jewz/Israeliz" Sorry, but this is unbelievable actually.

So, your logic:

• Terrorists in Palestine/Gaza: Resistance force who oppose the dirty occupiers
• Terrorists in Iraq, Syria, Turkey: Israelis in disguise

What of the Taliban and Al Qaeda? They're Israelis too I guess? Or maybe American? Come on man.

As for the Assyrian-Kurdish situation: By investigations I mean at least non-Assyrian/Kurdish sources or reports about these incidents. An outside perspective of it. Hell, I'd take a Turkish source too because the Turks are antagonistic towards both Kurds and us, so they wouldn't have any bias. Btw, not sure if you read my post properly, I said that I was playing the "devil's advocate". I'm far from an anti-Assyrian, but I surely don't trust sources if they come from us only. I'm not biased and I do like to observe the other side of the coin here.

 

[Crocodile Bani]

You still believe that Barack Hussein Obama had nothing to do with ISIS? You think the Israelis who supplied them with weapons and assisted in medical efforts to heal wounded ISIS fighters had nothing to do with ISIS? Nothing shocks me, coming from a woke leftie like you!

 

[Cascade]

You still believe that Barack Hussein Obama had nothing to do with ISIS? You think the Israelis who supplied them with weapons and assisted in medical efforts to heal wounded ISIS fighters had nothing to do with ISIS? Nothing shocks me, coming from a woke leftie like you!

Well, ISIS got their weapons from many countries including the UK, USA, Russia, China, Germany and France. Yes, your Russia too. But this doesn't mean these countries are the culprits, just irresponsible. It was inadvertent. Israel had nothing to do with supplying weapons btw.

Weapons have been freely flowing into Iraq, and lax control over Iraqi military and the corruption by Iraqi governments have added to the problem as well. When ISIS took power of these areas, these weapons were theirs for the taking. A large proportion were originally sourced by the Iraqi military from the USA, Russia and former Soviet axis states.

Basa with woke nasha Lol. I have to be the worst woke person out there for not standing CNN, watching Sky News AUS, thinking Islam is evil and for supporting Israel. I like Ben Shapiro too, because I'm so "woke" kheena.