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I just don't assume that all Sunnis feel that ISIS represents them.
Not all, but a sizable majority feels that the ISIS represents them. The Sunnis were treated harshly by the Shiite dominated regime of Al Maliki. A lot of experts had warned him earlier and some even requested him to accommodate Sunni Arabs in his government. Al Maliki never listened to them. Now he is reaping the consequence of his arrogance.
Don't forget that a huge part of kurdish people are Sunni's as well and they are the ones who are fighting ISIS the most, it's good that you don't make assumptions.
Kurd are spread in 6 country in the middle east, i think they have no chance to get the complete Kurdistan, but they have a chance to get an independent Kurdistan in Iraq and Syria. Do not forget that Turkey and Israel have interest to see an independent Kurdistan.
Kurds will determine their future and they will definitely have their state. I wonder how the Arabs will be treated in Kurdistan? And I wonder what kind of agreements they make with Israel, Iran, Turkey, and Iraq? As a Kurd, some of these comments are making me so happy. An independent Kurdistan is the dream of every Kurd, and I can not wait till the day I can finally hug my dad and tell him that he was a Peshmerga for a reason and that I am happy to see our dream come true. We can no longer be ignored, Kurdistan will become a reality.
dank should of atleast taken you out for dinner and drinks before he fucked you 
Someone has been watching too much South Park lol. Re: Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, captured by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria
Chemical attacks on Kurdish cities were surely a great way of uniting Iraq.
Saddam Hussain was a pan-Arab nationalist. He wanted to forcibly assimilate the minority ethnic groups, which the Kurds despised. Feels bad for them. Their language is banned almost everywhere.... Turkey, Syria, Iran.etc.
. I didn't even know there would be any Kurds hanging about on this forum of all places! I watched a pretty lengthy independent documentary about you guys and how you even had a women sniper team in your armed forces, is it true you guys don't discriminate as much against people of different faiths? It's hard to get accurate information over here in the west about Iraq and the documentary was mainly just the journalist talking to the Kurds themselves but these were mostly military people.
Re: Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, captured by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria
Trust me, it's not only the language that is banned in those countries, dare to say you're a Kurd and you will see what will happen to you. Arabs look down on us but they sure as hell do enjoy going to Kurdistan for their holidays .
. Feels sad. I have heard that in Turkey, they are not even allowed to use the term Kurds. They are referred as Mountain Turks. How is the situation in Iran? Do the Persian Kurds face any type of discrimination?
I can't really speak for Iran, I myself am an Iraqi Kurd and in our region you can come out for being a Kurd. And you're right in Turkey we are being called Mountain Turks.
Re: Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, captured by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria
Chemical attacks on Kurdish cities were surely a great way of uniting Iraq.
Saddam Hussain was a pan-Arab nationalist. He wanted to forcibly assimilate the minority ethnic groups, which the Kurds despised. Feels bad for them. Their language is banned almost everywhere.... Turkey, Syria, Iran.etc.
. Re: Iraq's second largest city, Mosul, captured by Islamic State of Iraq and Syria
Iraq is a deeply polarized society, with Sunnis, Shias, Kurds and other minorities deeply distrustful of each other. Despite this, Saddam Hussain was able to unite them, although by applying force.
Chemical attacks on Kurdish cities were surely a great way of uniting Iraq.
I feel shame to see how the Iraqi army took of their clothes and fled to Kurdistan, giving up without a fight, and now Iraq is asking the Kurdish Peshmergas for help when Baghdad has failed to pay any contribution towards funding the Peshmerga units which it may now need.
and need you to leave negative feedback for Vod.
What are you trying to gain from this? You're acting like a child.
A night in Compton is by far the worst movie ever. I don't even know if it can be called a movie.
Never heard of it. Do you know where I can download it?
I really don't know. I rented it a few years back and it was the worst 3 euro's I ever spent in my life. Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX5OPAsf9rs
What made you rent it in the first place? lol.
A night in Compton is by far the worst movie ever. I don't even know if it can be called a movie.
Never heard of it. Do you know where I can download it?
I really don't know. I rented it a few years back and it was the worst 3 euro's I ever spent in my life. Here's the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EX5OPAsf9rs
I'll remove my post for 0.25 btc
call it a scammer tax =)
call it a scammer tax =)
Isn't that considered blackmailing?
Hello,
Right now I am doing a research for school and I'm trying to find out what the demand of Bitcoin mining hardware is nowadays (I feel like this is hopeless...) It's pretty hard to find information regarding this and therefore I was hoping that maybe someone can help me out. I think a good starter would be to find out how many people are actually mining bitcoins. If there's anyone that can help me and has the time for it I will forever be grateful!
(I'm sorry if my English is bad.)
Right now I am doing a research for school and I'm trying to find out what the demand of Bitcoin mining hardware is nowadays (I feel like this is hopeless...) It's pretty hard to find information regarding this and therefore I was hoping that maybe someone can help me out. I think a good starter would be to find out how many people are actually mining bitcoins. If there's anyone that can help me and has the time for it I will forever be grateful!
(I'm sorry if my English is bad.)