mrzurnaci said:my dad remembers when Iraq has the Star of Ishtar in it before they changed it to Asamahu Akhar (allahu ackderp)
They probably only had it to assure the British(like they really cared) that they wouldn't attack us.
mrzurnaci said:my dad remembers when Iraq has the Star of Ishtar in it before they changed it to Asamahu Akhar (allahu ackderp)
Probably, just another PR stunt that actually fooled us...elevated said:They probably only had it to assure the British(like they really cared) that they wouldn't attack us.
This. Just this. Sorry for the bump (it isn't even 2 years old), but honestly, this helped my case with Bani.ASHOOR said:I am not going to base my opinion of the team, and whether I like it or not, on the opinion of some religious savages and terrorist, who ironically enough, don't even recognize something called Iraq. To them all it matters is Islam. Iraq means nothing. The religion comes first. When they kick and kill our people (and their own) they are not doing it in the name of the country. They don't even love Iraq. They are doing it in the name of Islam. Be aware of this distinction. I am more than happy to do something that pisses off the terrorists.
said the guy who left itQi?ta said:A lot of people hating on a country they've never been to.
ASHOOR said:-When I know ISIS has killed 13 Iraqi teens for watching the Iraqi team play on TV, then I know I am supporting the right team.
-When I know that terrorists have killed hundreds of Iraqis who were out to cheer and celebrate the Iraqi team in public squares, I know I am supporting the right team.
I had no choice. But at least I lived there before it got destroyed... :swoon2:mrzurnaci said:said the guy who left it
There we go. That's the summary of this thread.TerrenceMalick said:I agree. Although some may take offence to this, but I don't and never have identified as Iraqi. I'm not. I was born in Australia to Assyrian Christian immigrants from Iraq. I'm not of Iraqi descent, nor are my parents, nor were my grandparents. I am of Assyrian descent. And for the love of God, I am not Arab.
I've never supported the Iraqi team and never will. I support my country, Australia.
Qi?ta said:There we go. That's the summary of this thread.
Diaspora identifies with their countries of origin and I don't see anything bad with that.
It would be a dream to have our own state, but that's not happening. Not in this universe's middle east. I'm Iraqi Ashuraya and I'd be damned if we had to bend our knee to the kurds to achieve autonomy.
So yes, I rather support Iraq in its moribund state. And no, I don't appreciate foreigners bashing on my country.
I rather it stays united, at least centre and north. Iraq encompasses the entirety of bet nahrain.
Ya, I can see that happening too.KingA said:If we get an autonomy in Kurdistan will be better than an Iraq without any status to us. Of cours an independet Assyrian will be the best one, but it is not realistic to happen in near future.
I agree.TerrenceMalick said:I agree. Although some may take offence to this, but I don't and never have identified as Iraqi. I'm not. I was born in Australia to Assyrian Christian immigrants from Iraq. I'm not of Iraqi descent, nor are my parents, nor were my grandparents. I am of Assyrian descent. And for the love of God, I am not Arab.
I've never supported the Iraqi team and never will. I support my country, Australia.
What do you mean?Assyrian Nationalist said:Technically, isn't everyone targeted in Iraq for whatever sect?