Reply With QuoteI would imagen that Kurdistan region will fully busy just to consolidate their own defence for a long time, no spare anti-air weapons to give.
Turks generally deny any data or history about Kurdish legitimacy or populations. And your assumption that any Kurd enclave would automatically be a terrorist haven reveals a certain amount of bigotry. So forgive me if I take your claims with a few pounds of salt.Originally Posted by AttilaA
Last edited by Ought Six; 08-02-2012 at 04:16 PM.
I would imagen that Kurdistan region will fully busy just to consolidate their own defence for a long time, no spare anti-air weapons to give.
lets calculate.... we have the arabs, we have the syrians, the iranians.... and we have the kurds.
it would be interesting to see the kurds handling the eagleboost, too much speed would do a mega error i guess.
and the arabs are still buying plenty of weapons. its pretty hard to see the lightningrod but time will tell.
Just google importance of Urmia City and Urmia Lake for Azeris than,i remember maps even which show Igdir & Turkish & Georgian border as full kurds,probably local people will make eat that maps if someone show to them.
I agree that Urmia is not a majority Kurdish city. The map shows regions where there are significant Kurdish populations. You have misinterpreted it as saying that all those areas are Kurdish majority.
How many of you Turks have ever been to Iran or know anything factual about the demographics of Iran other than what you read on Azeri sites? Some of the maps Azeris post is just too funny. I've seen them include Tehran in their Azerbaijan too. This is the reality of the geographics in Iran. Urmia city may not have a Kurdish majority but everywhere else around it and all the way to the Border with Turkey is Kurdish.
Face it. Turks have no connection to Azeris (land wise), no matter how hard you try.
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Say that at Igdir&Nahcivan border.
That's a disputed region. We are discussing Iran here.
Azeri Turks and Anatolian Turks do have land connection, Igdir province which borders Nakhchivan are mostly populated by Azeri Turks. Unless you would claim that MHP (Turkish ultra-nationalist party) won at a Kurdish city.
And what about Khoy? Or Maku? In any case, what really matters is population of major cities, not villages.
Last edited by AttilaA; 08-02-2012 at 05:45 PM.
You dinks better not get yourselves banned or I will hunt you down and kill you myself.
Yes,this is why majority of people speaking Azeri Turkish at that cities in Iran too or gettin angry if you dont speak Turkish with them (only if they understand you are Turkish btw)
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So is it Turkish coffee, Greek coffee, Armenian coffee, or Kurdish coffee?
LOL @ The Doner
Psst or otherwise the Poles want credit too because they charged the turkish camp at Vienna so the coffee could be "liberated".So is it Turkish coffee, Greek coffee, Armenian coffee, or Kurdish coffee?
Eat them Laworkerbee,eat them allLOL @ The Doner
@Ought Six
As i know there is small differences about making that coffees but that one looking like Turkish cause copper coffee pot (i have totally same one in house :P ) add Syrian Coffee too great for stomach if you eat much
@JCR
Vienna,soon.
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