shahmaran wrote:
Plus have you actually seen the ridiculous size of the so called "Kurdistan" they are proposing? Its pretty much the same size as central bloody Europe, and it involves taking lands from 3-4 different countries, no wonder they cant take it...
And the simple fact is that we want only that which is historically majority Kurdish land, unlike GC who have taken 30% of Cyprus - while they make up, what? Far less than 30% of the population...
Diri, i didn't know Turkey had "biological weapons" that's news to me!!
Oh you'd be amazed at what the MIT and Generals (Deep State) have hidden from the outside world... The Şirnex (Şirnak) massacre was done partly through sennep gass bombing of villages... Yes - killing indescriminately...
Also its funny that your 3000 year old traditional clothes actually include high heels, which in fact is a French tradition only dating back to the early 1500s, plus i was not being prejudist but simply observing the overwhelming amount of work they have put on their "traditional looks" which actually looks very pretentious in a very cheap way, rather then looking pure and traditional. I am saying this because i know exactly what the traditional clothes in Eastern Turkey look like and these are not it. But since this is not even Turkey or "Kurdistan" its no suprize that they have been influenced by European traditions, kind of makes you question the authenticity of your "3000 year old" culture doesnt it?
A large geographic area such as Kurdistan is varied and full of diversity - in both traditional clothes, dialects, food etc...
There are mainly 3-4 styles of traditional Kurdish dresses. The style worn by the girls in the photo is from South-Eastern Kurdistan. There are two styles in the south and two styles in the north, basically...
Kurdish traditional dress is unique in that Kurds wear them on a daily basis still today - and untill around 60 years ago - most Kurds wore their traditional clothes in Kurdistan. Each year a new style of fabric will surface and the Kurds will sow new clothing from that - hence the modernistic touch on the clothes you see in the photo...
Kurdish traditional clothing is also unique in that it is fashionable - in e.g. it changes year by year - new styles in: fabric, cutting, form and shape of the clothes...
And as a final note, why would anyone make a video to promote the "beauty" of Kurdish women, or the women of any other race? Do they feel neglected or something?
To be honest with you: I knew of the videos on Youtube - but I do not approve of them - because some of them have been made against the wish of the girls. Guys are guys - and you should know that... In a conservative culture such as the Kurdish one - it's only natural that people do stuff like this to break the taboos which exist...
Sorry to be so blunt but all these elements look like you are trying to market yourself through false advertising for some stupid reason, but either way if the Kurds do actually succeed in their quest (and if it means tearing Turkey apart then i really hope they dont) then i would give them full respect indeed for succeeding and they could probably open up our way over here in Cyprus too
It's quite alright. I am not offended. And you are wrong - We are not trying to market ourselves - we're just keeping our culture and our pride alive... We don't HAVE a country to do that for us - so it's only natural that we should be this way - trying to preserve and improve where we see a need...
And it's not "false advertising" - in fact it's not "advertising" at all - because they didn't make the video of the girls to show other peoples - but to show their buddies and friends... Basically some horny guys sitting somewhere - getting a kick from making the videos...
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