In Iraq Saddam Hussein raised Kurdish Villages and gassed Hlabja, the "Arabs" of Iraq are worst to the Kurds than even the Turks.
apparently you live in old times' we're talking NOW A DAYS, because there is an Islamist Party ruling Turkey now, Kurds are becoming better and reaching improvements.
By the way do Kurds speak Kurdish in the Iraqi parliment, is Kurdish recognized in Iraq? tell me more.
The Kurds of Iraq have autonomy because the Fake Arabs like yourself were forced to stay away and stop bothering the Kurds. Not because you allowed them. And its by the same regime you call "rafida" with Nour al Maliki that did it.
The claim that Kurds supported Iran was just American propaganda, now you're defending Saddam who was America's puppet in the 80's but say you hate Saudis? See you are a fake.
Turkey in Modern times is different than Turkey even 12 years ago
So everything you say about Turkey is no longer relevant. Where as you Arab Centric Nationalists in Iraq will never accept a Kurd as a leader. That's why they had to become autonomous.
apparently you live in old times' we're talking NOW A DAYS, because there is an Islamist Party ruling Turkey now, Kurds are becoming better and reaching improvements.
By the way do Kurds speak Kurdish in the Iraqi parliment, is Kurdish recognized in Iraq? tell me more.
The Kurds of Iraq have autonomy because the Fake Arabs like yourself were forced to stay away and stop bothering the Kurds. Not because you allowed them. And its by the same regime you call "rafida" with Nour al Maliki that did it.
The claim that Kurds supported Iran was just American propaganda, now you're defending Saddam who was America's puppet in the 80's but say you hate Saudis? See you are a fake.
Turkey in Modern times is different than Turkey even 12 years ago
In addition to a solid core of pious Turks who voted for the AKP because they identify with its conservative values, voters interviewed in different parts of Istanbul expressed concern about the economy and the issue of resolving the decades-old conflict with ethnic Kurds, who account for a fifth of Turkey's 75 million people. Constitutional changes championed by the AKP and others would expand the definition of citizenship to include Kurds and other ethnic and religious minorities.


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