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Assyrians are saying the same stuff in 2026 tbf
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The boats are now launching from Belgium. The Belgian authorities, like the French, are just standing and watching. This boat is even custom-made to match the Kurdish flag. The gangs are laughing at us.
EXCLUSIVE: MIGRANT BOAT LAUNCHES FROM BELGIUM AS AUTHORITIES STAND AND WATCH 29th October 2026 | Belgian-French border | Approx. 3:00 AM local time What I believe could be the first ever footage of an illegal migrant boat launching from a Belgian beach, just across the border from France. But the real story isn’t the boat. It’s the Belgian authorities standing there watching it happen. No visible intervention. No attempt to stop the launch. Different country. Same scenes I’ve witnessed repeatedly in France. Two countries, one border, and the same question: what exactly are the authorities doing to stop these boats?
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الفلكلور الآشوري الألقوشي❤️
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Over 4,600 years of Assyrian history from ancient Ashur to 2026. Empires fell, but the Assyrian people, language, culture, and identity endured.
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German Kurdish male allegedly assaults a young girl and a police officer and resists arrest
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Ashurbanipal recalls that after defeating Arab and Elamite rulers, he had them draw his carriage to the gates of Nineveh's temple: "As for Tammaritu, Pa’ē and Humban-haltaš , who had excercised the sovereignty of Elam whom I had subjected to my yoke through the might of Aššur and Ištar..and Uwaite’, the king of Arabia, whose defeat I had accomplished by command of Aššur and Ištar and whom I had brought out of his land to Assyria..I had them grasp the yoke of the carriage and and they drew it under me as far as the gate of the sanctuary."
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The Monastery of the 13 Assyrian Fathers in Kanda, Georgia. 🇬🇪 In the sixth century, 13 Assyrian Fathers came from Assyria to Georgia. Why? To revitalize the faith. A new wave fled genocide during WWI &, again, came to Georgia. This time they came to protect their own faith.
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The Monks of Assyria who took their Church to China, a mystery… 🇨🇳 635 AD. A monk of The Church of the East named Alopen reached Chang'an, the Tang capital. A stele describes his journey: “Observing the azure clouds, he bore the true sacred books; beholding the direction of the winds, he braved difficulties and dangers." Emperor Taizong sent his chief minister, Fang Xuanling, to bring the monk in. The books were translated in the palace library & the Emperor read them himself. In 638, he issued an edict approving the religion and ordering a church built in the capital for 21 monks.
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From Mesopotamia to India, Central Asia, Mongolia, and China, the Assyrian Church of the East established one of the largest Christian networks in history. Centuries before European missionaries reached Asia, Assyrian Christians had already carried the Gospel across continents
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After finally getting unsuspended from the Kurdish mass-reporting campaign that got me suspended for one whole day. I'm making it official: I am completely done engaging with Kurds. There is absolutely no reason for me to waste my time or energy on them, especially when I get zero benefit out of it. They've brought me literally hundreds of arguments at this point, and not a single one was compelling. Everything they threw at me from the fake Sumerian etymologies and AI-generated slop to their stolen cultural claims, calling Assyrians and Greeks sandniggers or gypsies, and outright claiming that Greeks, Armenians, or Assyrians don't trace back to Ancient Greece, the Urartu, or the Assyrian Empire was easily debunked with actual primary sources and basic logic. But I am not going to risk my account for them. I'm not sacrificing my platform just because they get extremely fragile and weaponize the report button like absolute cowards. I'm not their teacher, and I'm not going to keep debating people who refuse to read outside their nationalist echo chambers. Unless they suddenly start acting competent and arguing in good faith (which I really and highly doubt) then I am done entertaining them. The block button is free. If they want to live in their imaginary reality where they are the true indigenous Mesopotamians, they can do it without my engagement. I have actual history and a real legacy to focus on. You've wasted enough of my time. And if I see any unfollowed or unpopular kurdish account spamming retarded cycled arguments I'll block them. I have absolutely zero patience left for the same debunked nonsense. I'm not here to educate you or entertain your fake history. Consider this my final warning.
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Kurds keep on claiming several things including some Sassanian shahs or Parthian kings, but when you actually crack open the primary sources, the entire modern Kurdish ethnogenesis falls apart. They are desperately trying to retroactively claim every great figure and empire in the region because they lack an authentic ancient legacy. Let's start with the etymology of their own name. They love to pretend "Kurd" is an ancient, proud ethnic identity, but the greatest Islamic historian, Al-Tabari (d. 310 AH / 923 CE), explicitly defined the term as a social and economic category, not an ethnicity. In his History of al-Tabari, he records a conversation: "One of the nomads of Persia." I said, "O 'Abd al-Rahman, do the Persians have nomads?" He answered, "Yes, the Kurds are the nomads of Persia, and it was one of them who advised burning Abraham in fire." . (lib.efatwa.ir/47196/1/240) Persian academic sources confirm this exact usage, stating that Al-Tabari called the Kurds (nomads) of Persia, using the term Kurd synonymously with nomad and shepherd. The term was applied to any mountain-dwelling, tent-dwelling, or nomadic Iranian group. It was a lifestyle description, not a nation nor ethnicity. Even the Parthian King Ardawan V mocked Ardashir I by calling him "a Kurd raised in the tent of Kurds" , proving that "Kurd" meant a tent-dwelling nomad, not an ethnicity. It wasn't until the 11th century that the term even began to be explicitly defined as an ethnonym. lib.efatwa.ir/47196/1/240 bazenmitan.org/%d8%af%d8%b1%… This brings us to the absurd Sassanian claim. Kurds online constantly try to claim Ardashir I and Shapur I as their own. This is historical revisionism at its absolute peak. The Sasanians are unanimously regarded as Persian, and the very concept of a unified Kurdish ethnicity did not exist back then. Yes, the Sasanian dynasty had humble origins their ancestor Sasan was a shepherd, but being a shepherd in Persis (Fars) does not make you a Kurd. The Sasanians built a Persian empire, spoke Middle Persian, and claimed descent from the Achaemenids. The Kurdish nationalists who claim them are just engaging in the same "We Wuz" behavior that they accuse others of.
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Kurds are NEVER beating the zoophilia allegations.
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Ironically, it took a coalition of Babylonians, Medes, Scythians, Cimmerians, Arameans, Chaldeans, and Arabs to bring down an Assyrian Empire already weakened by 22 years of civil war, three changes of kings, and famine. Even at its weakest, Assyria was barely defeated 😂
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Mesopotamia, the cradle of civilization. Assyria, a land of ancient kings, empires, and a people whose history and identity endure to this day.
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POV you’re a Kurd, and your child greets you
本东北人没见过蟑螂,感觉虫娘还挺可爱的😋
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Please acknowledge and support. Assyrians being spoken about in Australian parliament.
The Nineveh Plains is the historic heartland of the indigenous Assyrian people. Article 125 of the Constitution of Iraq guarantees the administrative, political, cultural and education rights of Assyrians, and I spoke in Parliament this morning to call on both the Australian and Iraqi Governments to ensure security, voluntary dignified return, protect of property rights, economic development and political participation of the Assyrian people. @NSWLabor @ChrisMinnsMP @SteveKamperMP @ancauorg @youngassyrians @nswparliament
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If a Christian attempted this in a Muslim country they would be put to death.
Beauty of Qur’an
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ive never seen one of these maps that doesnt just totally erase the church of the east from existence for some reason. also they always just leave zoroastrianism and arab paganism untouched its hilarious and so out of touch with reality
What if Islam never existed in the Middle East and North Africa?
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