ܒܲܪܣܝܼܢ ܐܘܿܫܲܥܢܵܐ
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Our flag raised in the Assyrian village of Dehe in Assyria
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Mor Yakup Syriac Orthodox Church in Nisibin, Tur Abdin, Assyria
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Sayidat al-Nejat Syriac Catholic Church in Baghdad, Iraq. The site where 47 Assyrians were murdered by ISIS during Sunday evening mass in 2010.
This is why Assyrians need self-governance. Our safety and prosperity cannot be guaranteed by anyone except ourselves.
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Mor Hananyo (Deyrulzafaran) Monastery, Tur Abdin, Assyria
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The most important focus of the Assyrian cause should be maintaining our population in Assyria.
With unstable governments (inadequate safety, lack of economic opportunities and healthcare), what can we as a diaspora do to support our people back home?
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Assyrians need to remain in their homeland so we never lose these moments
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Some snaps I took off the Mosul Dam during my trip to Assyria.
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Normalise business signage in Assyrian (Ankawa, Assyria)
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Our beautiful Assyrian flag raised in the village of Sharafiya, Nineveh Plain, Assyria
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@FAlqosh
Aziza turning this into a battle about what name we call ourselves isn't respecting the victims. I believe we are all one people and that we are Assyrian. You don't have to agree with me or identify as Assyrian. I'll always see you as one of my own.
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The only place that I’m aware of where our students learn subjects in Sureth is in Assyria.
This is why we need to work towards helping our people stay and thrive in our homeland.
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Fun fact: Linda George has a boutique in the town of Baghdeda in the Nineveh Plain
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@RabbanPithyou
We’re wasting our focus on these arguments. Just focus on building our cause instead of carrying on with the drama.
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The entrance to the Assyrian town of Karemlesh in the Nineveh Plain. You can see the town name written in Sureth.
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@RuitheMedes
I’m not anti-Kurdish brother, I am pro-Assyrian. Hopefully one day we will both have our own countries.
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Might be an unpopular opinion but Assyrians should be learning both the Eastern and Western dialects.
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@halkawttt
A Kurd from the West telling an Assyrian from the West that he’s in the West. Make it make sense.
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@kurdoozuid
@unitedassyria
This is the equivalent of someone calling Tyson Fury an Irish traveller and then you commenting “he’s Catholic”.
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Graffitied Assyrian artefacts located in the Halamata Cave in the Zawa mountain of Nohadra (Duhok).
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@ashuriena
@DeadmanMax
Theres good intention from the people lobbying but it has gotten us nowhere. From the time of Agha Petros what have we achieved for our nation from lobbying?
I’ve met with the Foreign Ministers office here in Australia after the Baghdeda Fire and nothing came out of it.
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@DanielKakish
My question is how is our name reflected officially? Do we go by a hyphenated name inclusive of all 4 identities? History has shown this hasn’t worked.
What nation state do we belong to? Is it Assyria or Chaldea or Aram? These are three completely different geographically areas.
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@RuitheMedes
Kak I don't need you to tell me I am welcome in my own land. You don't reflect the many beautiful Kurdish people I know.
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I have to note this issue isn’t exclusively affecting Assyrians, all Iraqis are facing it. However, the access for Assyrians to leave Iraq is much easier than it is for other groups, resulting in a higher rate of departure.
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@arambusiness
Technically they could but becoming an independent state also depends partly on other nations recognising your independence. In this instance, the surrounding countries and superpowers such as the US did not back independence.
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Al-Darwish Restaurant in Hay Al-Athureen (Assyrian Neighbourhood) in Dora, Baghdad.
You can see photos in the shop of the Arab owner of the restaurant with Assyrian clergy from the Chaldean Catholic and Assyrian Church of the East.
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@halkawttt
We all know that's a load of shit lol. There are Kurds who claim Assyrian towns in the Nineveh Plain that have no Kurds in them.
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@jJ1ZYpQopBihuez
Your comment isn’t relevant.
100 years ago the state of Iraq didn’t exist and in another hundred it will probably be broken up into multiple states and named something else.
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@Hawleri6601231
It's a beautiful place bram. Hope to see the day that we can live in harmony together in our land.
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@DanielKakish
Also, what is Suraya in English? Armenians don’t just call themselves Hayer in English, it translates to Armenian.
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@Ashshuraya
As I responded to another comment, this is a valid response, security is paramount. However, it’s not the reason people are leaving at the moment.
Building up a national identity instead of religious identity relies upon us omtanayeh to be organised and successful.
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The sculptures are half way down the Zawa mountain and require considerable effort to get to.
Disappointing to see locals desecrate the artefacts and the government not doing their duty in protecting it.
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@dilbirin_1996
Yes you are from Mardin and you are Kurdish I am not disputing that. Mardin is historically an Assyrian city.
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@Ashshuraya
@DanielKakish
Not true at all. Many Assyrians who are Arabised have come back in touch with their heritage once surrounded by Assyrian nationalists.
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@gabrieltrayono
@DanielKakish
Ahuno Gabriel I hope you do not see the Assyrian name as tied to the Church of the East, because it's not. Many people within the Syriac Orthodox Church are proud Assyrians. In fact, our nationalist fathers were (Ashur Yousif, Naum Faiq, Farid Nazha).
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@DanielKakish
Although with good intention in trying to compromise, it will not push us towards unity.
We need to unite under a secular national identity i.e. we shouldn’t be listening to clergy about who we are just as we wouldn’t listen to a doctor about how to build a bridge.
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@unitedassyria
A side note that Mor Aphrem Barsoum was a Bishop at the time and later became Patriarch of the Syriac Orthodox Church.
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@firstladyofiraq
When will the Iraqi government recognise the Simele massacre as it has with the Halabja and Dujail massacres? Are Assyrians any less than Kurds or Shi’a Arabs?
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@Alman44749193
But how do you get people to donate if they don’t believe in our cause in the first place? People like you and I donate because we believe in our cause.
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@iloveaprakh
I always imagine us one day playing in the Champions League. As far as it may seem it’s not impossible.
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@Heryad_
@SuryoyoGaboro
Your YPG was too busy assassinating Assyrians fighting ISIS. Educate yourself about David Gindo and Elias Nasser.
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@DanielKakish
@malikashur
I don’t believe we will have full unity.
Instead, I believe building an Assyrian identity that is for all our people and not just one church, and treating our people as one, will make us come together.
There’s a reason our enemies are against the Assyrian name the most.
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A before and after of the gates of the northwest palace of Ashurnasirpal II at the city of Nimrud in Nineveh.
It was a shame seeing the destruction in person but a glimmer of hope is that many artefacts have not yet been discovered and are buried underground.
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@tripoli187
@AssyrianEa
Many Chaldean Catholics identify as Assyrian in Sydney. I haven’t met one that has said they’re Arab.
Many aren’t from Baghdad either, they’re also from the Nineveh Plain, Nohadra and Zakho.
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@arambusiness
It must be in our homeland. There is no connection to any other land. In fact, we will be taking it from the rightful owners just as people have taken from us.
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@Ashshuraya
@malikashur
@gabrieltrayono
@DanielKakish
All this does is antagonise the people you’re trying to convince
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@DanielKakish
It begs the question once we’re on a political level do we raise all three flags? Where does this compromise end?
I have to reiterate that the most encompassing name is Assyrian which is used by our people from all sects. I have yet to meet a CoE or Chaldean identify as Aramean.
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@AssyrianBitcoin
Surely the first step is our people staying? What good is 10 people going back if 5000 leave?
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@BethNabu
@AshurayaMawana
@a2raya_
@THOMASCHALDEAN
@realMaalouf
There were many Chaldean Catholics from Mawana. Even the grandmother of HH Mar Awa, patriarch of the ACOE was Chaldean Catholic and from Mawana.
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@DanielKakish
Tawdi/basima raba Daniel for starting this discussion. I have been a big fan of your approach in enabling dialogue on our identity.
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@DanielKakish
@malikashur
To me, it is the struggle towards having our own state (Assyria) where we're able to freely practice our own culture, our faith, and govern our own affairs without being dictated by others.
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@Alman44749193
Great idea to collect money that can be directed as an investment in our cause.
There’s a step missing though and that’s the national awareness in our nation. Unfortunately people don’t believe in our cause and I think that needs to be addressed first.
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@AlenOfAshur
What’s the alternative for our cause?
There will be no Assyria in Australia, America or Europe. We are already assimilating in the West and our homeland is where we have best maintained our culture.
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@mlk1150
@malikashur
If we are the dogs of the British what does that make you for the Turks? Your PKK has been sold out by your own people.
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@DanielKakish
My point is that we have Surayeh/Suryoye from all our churches say they are Assyrian but you won't find people identifying as Aramean/Syriac in the CoE or CCC Church, nor will you find people identifying as Chaldean in the SOC or CoE.
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@marnoqnaya
There are many devout Assyrians from Iran who have been involved with the Chaldean Catholic Church in Sydney. They all identify as proud Assyrians.
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@gabrieltrayono
@DanielKakish
I personally think the Assyrian name reflects us all the best and we may disagree on that.
If you call yourself Syriac or Aramean but see us as the same then that’s fine, let’s work together on building our nation.
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@marnoqnaya
That’s a valid point but the reason people are leaving now is economic and not security. What can we do to alleviate the effects on our people?
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@Ashshuraya
@malikashur
@gabrieltrayono
@DanielKakish
The facts are there but it’s the way it’s delivered. Don’t forget as humans we all have an ego. If we are told something contrary to what we have grown up and heard from clergy of course we would be resistant.
Is your goal to prove a point or to inform in a respectable manner?
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@chaldean_queen
@unitedassyria
We’re all Assyrians regardless of denomination. However there is a Church of the East population in the Nineveh Plain (Sharafiya, Dashqotaneh, Ain Baqre, Ain Sifni).
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@MEMENTOMORI100
Let's not stoop down to that level. Even if we disagree politically, there are many great Kurds. There is good and bad everywhere, even in our own community.
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