Reviving Assyria

Kinda overlaps with Kuridstan

>>2546965
Kurds never had a land and the come from south afghanistan and northern iran, they have no connections with mesopotamia.

>>2546976
That was centuries ago. How do they not have connections to the Middle East by now?

>>2546965
Kurdistan is a false country

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>>2546976
As far as all research can tell Kurdish people have lived in the region for centuries

>>2547004
All countries are imaginary concepts

You just don't like Kurds so you consider Kurdistan invalid

Like how Arabs hate Israel

>>2547004
>>2546976
Spotted the t*rkroaches

>>2546938
If there were an Assyria to be created nowadays, it'd be smaller than that.

>>2547011
Kurds never had a land, they come from afghanistan and iran

>>2547009
Lived there for centruies=/= right to that area of land.
Btw Assyrians lived there since 3000BC

>>2546965
>Kurwistan
They should ve gassed not given their own country.

>>2547009
>stole land from Armenians and Assyrians
>lol it's kurdish clay now
kys

>>2547039
The idiot is either a kurd or he is just dumb in general

>>2547021
Yes they did. Even during the bronze age their predecessor groups were noted by literate cultures. Kurds are a subgroup of the Aryan language family through Iranian.
>>2547024
Rights are a spook. Nobody has the "right" to anything outside their imaginations.

>>2547052
Vae victis

Most Kurds are native to the region, only the upper class of society was actually Aryan. The rest adopted Iranian culture much like the Turks adopted Turkic-Persianate culture.

>>2547056
1. Source?
2. The only country before assyria was Akkad, im pretty sure assyrians has more rights to claim that land than the kurds.

Btw i know youre a kurd, BTFO!!!

>>2547065
Kurds never conquered assyria. Btw assyrians look more Ayran than kurds.

Kurd detected BTFO and GTFO

>>2547071
M. Van Bruinessen, Agha, Shaikh and State, 373 pp., Zed Books, 1992. p.122:"The Kurds are undoubtedly of heterogeneous origins. Many people lived in what is now Kurdistan during the past millennia and almost all of them have disappeared as ethnic or linguistic groups.", p.117: "It is certainly not true that all tribes in Kurdistan have a common origin."

Actually before Assyria it was ruled by Sumerians, Akkadian Semites appeared later and cultural blending occurred

I'm a burger m8

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>>2547065
>vae victis
Yep.

>>2547078
Reading comprehension bro. Iranians lived in the region since the invasion of the Archaemenid era.

Kurdish emerged from the other Northwestern Iranian languages during the high Middle Ages.

And most Aryans are olive to brown skinned with dark hair and eyes.

>>2547102
Dude, I don't care about sandnigger feuds.

>>2547089
8>>2547117
In the early Middle Ages, the Kurds sporadically appear in Arabic sources, though the term was still not being used for a specific people; instead it referred to an amalgam of nomadic western Iranic tribes, who were distinct from Persians. Wikipedia.

>>2547136
:3

>>2547143
?

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>>2547146

>>2547117
Still never had a country or any rights to claim assyrian land as kurdistan

>>2547148
Are u assyrian?

>>2546938
>it is what was promised to the Assyrians 1919
source?

>>2547150
Countries and rights are nothing more than ideas.

I'm starting to think you're a mad Assyrian or Turk.

If you can violently take land for yourself, in practice it's "your" land.

Using your logic however, Northern Iraq and Southeast Turkey belong to the prehistoric peoples who lived there before the invasions of Semites, Turkics, and Indo-Europeans.

>>2547157
Black American

>>2547161
a quote from the wiki page(Assyrian indenpendence movement) "An Assyrian nation under British and Russian protection was promised the Assyrians first by Russian officers, and later confirmed by Captain Gracey of the British Intelligence Service."

>>2547161
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assyrian_independence_movement

>>2547173
They never took over assyria, assyria dissapered from the maps ca 625bc, kurds never had a land so it is logically impossible for them to have invaded assyria.
Kurds just live where parts of assyria used to be

>>2547056
>Rights are a spook. Nobody has the "right" to anything outside their imaginations.
then good luck trying to justify your existence with your things.

Establish Zazaistan

I am pretty sure everyone agrees that reviving Assyria would be a great idea although i would like to give them alexandretta so the country wouldnt be landlocket

>>2546938
Already exists. It's called Syria.

>>2548118
Hail King Bashārssadnēzzar I

>>2548325
this is a great post

>>2548325
>>2548118
>>2548530
I'm pretty sure Bashar is Levantine, not an Assyrian highlander.

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>>2547026
Roach detected.

>>2548118
I hope youre joking :/

>>2547026
I agree

Kurds and Assyrians should remain united within the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria.

>>2546938
It will never succeed as long as the Ayssrians keep cuckstianity.

When they practiced Ashurism they were a warrior race not afraid to genocide anyone who opposed them, but under cuckstianity they became pussies(same goes for all christians) bullied by anyone.

If the Assyrians want to experience a National Renaissance they must throw away cuckstianity.

>>2546938
aren't there only a tiny amount let though?

>>2549854
t.Ashurbanipal

>>2549887
I'm not even Assyrian, i'm an European who realized the truth about cuckstianity.

EVERY PEOPLE WHO PRACTICE-PRACTICED KEKSTAINITY SAW THEIR HOMELAND REDUCE IN SIZE.

>>2547913
>Zazaistan
Never heard of. And due to lack of English entry of it on wiki, I need to ask you of elaborating on this topic.

>>2546938
Let's recreate Assyria, give back rightful clay to Armenia, and retake Constantinopole.

>>2549906
>Germany during ww2 seemed to expand quite a lot.
>Portugal, UK, France and spain seemed to expand quite a fucking lot thanks to christianity.
i dont get what youre trying to say anon.

>>2549991
Turkroaches are under UN protection, not the first time europe protects muslims instead of christians in need

>>2549873
According to wiki there are around 3 million Assyrians left, but if christians from MENA came to assyria there would be around 12-16 millions (not sure if Assyrians are in that calculation, source wiki)

I want Assyria to be a thing just so Ninevhe can be nuked by 2 Jeriho missiles. Just for old times sake.
t. Israeli

Just chtistianise Syria and then take all 3 turkey Syria and Israel into EU, success for global EU platform for the mainland/Eurasia orchestration/orientation for the next phases (once it happens) of 100-500-end of time. Then u push China influence forever to her natural Tibetan and west mongol mountain border gates. Russia got her own colonisation to go toward east Urals and give her half her breadbasket. India becomes capitalistic and corporately fragmented into succession anarchism including gomia. Keep any thing niggeted and non white the fuck on the boats (from Australia) and build a ladder stretching from Antarctica to Mars.tell them to fuck off back to Africa too. Reinstate the vandals to hinge nth Africa and tell america to spread her veins through the sth america problem, before it's a problem

>>2548536
>Assyrian highlander

The ancient Assyrians were mountain folks. I guess we can firmly say that modern-day Assyrians are just Christian Arabs with a different Arab dialect.

>>2550990

*werent

>>2547009
someone photoshop this image to replace "kurdish-inhabited" with "kurdish-infested

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>both Assyrians and Kurds have Turks and Arabs as their common enemy
>they fight each other anyway

>>2551013
Yeah, makes no sense. They, along with the Israelis, should be best buds and fuck up the T*rks and K*rds together. Hell, even work with the Iranians. If it weren't for my country's stupid policies in the Cold War (I'm American) we'd likely be allies with Iran.

I feel like Assyria would need access to the ocean.

>>2551085
Make alexandretta a part of assyria then

>>2551013
Anime ahow?

>>2551013
Kurds helped the turks to genocide the Assyrians year 1915

>>2551065
Kurds helped the turks to genocide the assyrians 1915

>>2552295
>>2552301
and armenians

>>2546938

You'd have to do a hell of a lot of fighting and ethnic cleansing to make Assyria even feasible as a nation state. Such a campaign would make the Armenian Genocide look like a picnic.

>>2550018

He's some fedora tipping retard

Isn't there already a "Syria"?

>>2553639
Syria =/= Assyria.

Historically, the lands known as Assyria rested mostly in Iraq, where the capital Assur was. More importantly, Syrians are Levantines, not ehtnic Assyrian.

>>2553649

Syria comes from the word Assyria encase you didn't notice

>>2553666
And America is named after some Portuguese retard that doesn't mean Americans are Portuguese.

>>2553678

Don't be a retard, you can't compare a newly discovered continent with a land that has been known for thousands of years

>>2553692
Right but the Assyrians conquered the lands where Syria was. The Levant was tossed around by the Egyptians Assyrians, and Babylonians and the Assyria proper is in Iraq.

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>>2546938
>it is time to create a new Assyria
They already had a new Assyria. It was called Neo-Assyria.

>>2553666
Syria shouldn't even be named Syria, historically speaking.

>The name Syria is derived from the 8th century BC Luwian term "Sura/i", and the derivative ancient Greek name: Σύριοι, Sýrioi, or Σύροι, Sýroi, both of which originally derived from Aššūrāyu (Assyria) in northern Mesopotamia.[16][17] However, from the Seleucid Empire (323–150 BC), this term was also applied to The Levant, and from this point the Greeks applied the term without distinction between the Assyrians of Mesopotamia and Arameans of the Levant.

>>2553718
Let us make a newer assyria then

>>2553718
the fucks with this map on Judah? they were an assyrian vassal yet it seems to imply they were independent.