


Diri wrote:I only have time to say one thing:
I AM NOT IN ANKARA!!! I am in NORWAY!
And I would move to Kurdistan THIS VERY SECOND if Kurdistan was FREE from Turkish rule...
I AM diaspora - which you are talking about... My family is waiting for the moment Turkey and Iran lose grip of Kurdistan...



(I didnt know they built factory there)

Piling wrote:yes but North has gold and uranium. And Water, don't forget water, this blue oil...

(Yes because they don't have good conditions in Istanbul or other cities either and there is discrimination. Of course an educated kurd who has a good level of life in Istanbul will maybe not go back! but he is integrated in turkish society anyway, with his own identity (or not).
But for rural kurds forced to leave because the army forced them, I suppose they want to go home...


tomjez wrote:Not under PKK rule, of course
But from what I saw in South Kurdistan, life is better for kurds when their country is free, they rule themselves and they live in piece. amazing isn't it?
So yeah, if there is an investment (US and UE would invest) Kurdistan will develop itself, if it is ruled by democratic efficient leaders, it will work.
UE is giving a lot of money to Turkey to help development, but Ankara does not invest in Kurdistan that's all, even if it is slowly changing...
Why do I suppose that people forced to leave their home and to go pile up in suburbs of Istanbul want to go home?
Yeah I don't know you're right, that sounds silly, life is so good when you are unemployed and kurd in Istanbul

so why are not turkey using these gold and uranium?


Piling wrote:so why are not turkey using these gold and uranium?
they try to do it in Dersim, for example. But they are afraid of guerilla.

Sonunda, bir turk atasözü anladim! Bazen hiç bir mantik yok ama bu defah franzica gibi'dir...armutla elmaları karıştırma.

zurderer wrote:Diri wrote:I only have time to say one thing:
I AM NOT IN ANKARA!!! I am in NORWAY!
And I would move to Kurdistan THIS VERY SECOND if Kurdistan was FREE from Turkish rule...
I AM diaspora - which you are talking about... My family is waiting for the moment Turkey and Iran lose grip of Kurdistan...
If you say so, If 8 of 10 kurds is ready for return kurdistan, this is more than enough.
Maybe we should made an anket about this. why dont you ask 10 of your relative?(who live in turkish land, if they would return or not)
By the way, what is you relation with iran?



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