Kurdish people

[Shah-Jehan]

and now you are projecting


Eastern/S.Eastern Turkey is not Anatolia, when you gonna get that into your thick skull

Annihilus's ancestors were refugees from Crimea, atleast that's what he says...

[Annihilus]

And those mostly call and identify themselves as Turkish, when you couldn't get Kurdish education, can't use Kurdish names/surnames, where your village's names were changed, can't have Kurdish press, jailed because of singing Kurdish, when you are being called Mountain Turks and there is no such a thing as Kurds, you can't expect assimilating mechanism works opposite side.. But hey I know it is too much for you to comprehend
Lol every nation is mixed, especially in West Asia Noone claimed otherwise, don't put words in my mouth I've never claimed.. You are again projecting I'm far from a nazi, I'm actually called as liboş many times..
10 inbreds? Are you sure because you just were saying that Kurds are mixed people and now inbred? ahaha get bent
Is there any peer viewed study suggests that Kurds have any higher disease risks because of inbreeding compared to it's neighbours other than your bullshit claims?
These people are from Dersim, Bingol, Elazig, K.Maras, Agri, Diyarbakir, Bitlis, Konya, Erzurum, Iraq, Iran and yet they are very similar each other..

This thread is about Kurdish people's photos and you are the one who derails the topic and brings Armenians and other bullcraps that you are pulled from out of your bottom There was nothing against Turks in the first place, why so butthurt mirin?

It's just a plot, can be manipulated every way you wish. It's even more idiotic to say results of 10 people are the same for millions.

I just commented on Sikeliot who said that some of them could be Armenian.

[Annihilus]

Annihilus's ancestors were refugees from Crimea, atleast that's what he says...

Ok you look to be part of our conversation so tell me what I have to do with it and what the ... means

[Azamat]

Of course Kurds are going to have substantial phenotypic variation because Kurdistan covers like 3 different climate areas, all with different topographical features and gene selection pressures. Kurds were also divided into nomadic and sedentary tribes up until recent times which left an effect on phenotypic diversity.

Anyway, Kurds don't seem come out as any less homogenous than their neighbors on this plot: a few outliers and a fairly compact core cluster.

[MfA_]

It's just a plot, can be manipulated every way you wish. It's even more idiotic to say results of 10 people are the same for millions.

I just commented on Sikeliot who said that some of them could be Armenian.

That doesn't make them Armenians, just because they can pass as Armenian.. Even some Sicilians can pass as Armenians are they too Armenians? Einstein
Since we are from basically same Hurro-Urartian stock, While Armenia conquered many times with Iranic peoples, some Kurdish regions also conquered by Armenians.. FFS we are neighbours for thousands of years :
Those 10 people are from all over Kurdish regions, not like from same place that one can not extrapolate for all Kurds.. while the number of sample is not the best, it is still enough to draw some basic conclusion especially when it is inline with samples from Behar(Iranian Kurds) and Yunusbayev(Khorasan Kurds) studies aren't any different from these people either

[PlanA]

Anatolia or not you get very well what I mean.

There are millions of descendants from mixed Turk/Kurd marriages, where are they on your plot? Even a moron can see from the pics posted that Kurds are a mixed people, albeit not as mixed as Turks but that is because Turks had more contact with other people through history.

So excuse me if I don't take your plot of 10 inbred Kurds seriously were they conveniently form a neat little box you little Nazi piece of shit.




Sana ne oluyo bitch, kiss my ass

Again. Insulting others doesnt make your point valid. MfA is my friend and you started the trolling towards him.

[alanr]

From what I've seen the vast majority of the pics here are of Southern Kurds, so what "assimilated Armenians" are you talking about exactly? and you should be the last to talk. Not only did Armenians/Assyrians massacre Kurds in Rawanduz, they are, until this day trying to divide Kurds in Armenia along the lines of "Yezidi" and "other Kurds" too bad the government in Southern Kurdistan awards these fools a reserved seat, even though Armenians clearly don't deserve it, based on their dirty dealing with Kurds in Armenia.

[alanr]

Armenians weren't native to Anatolia. They have just assimilated local people.
Like Greeks did. Kurds belong originally to North-West Iran.
They haven't expanded through manly conquests like Turks did, but through immigration and high birth rates.


Native Anatolians were different people; they used to speak an isolated version of Indo-European languages, called Anatolian languages (Hittites, Lydians and the others).

Greeks and Armenians took over the land of these people and harshly assimilated them.
Turks took the revenge of Lydians and others by driving them out


To be owner of Turkey you just need to be Turk.
The idea of having Armenian blood in me would bother me to be fair.


Kurds:
They are Iranic and closest to Persians by far and foremost.
They can be considered Sunni Persians at some extent.

This post has so many flaws, I don't even know where to start. First of all, the word Kurd predates any Iranic involvement in the Middle East and has Sumerian origin, in a sense that the Sumerians first made mentions of the Kurds, which they described as "Mountain people" and those Hitties and others you made mention of contributed greatly to the modern Kurdish culture and language. The Iranics did shape much of the Modern Kurdish language and culture, but the Kurds still retained some of their pre-Iranic traditions! for example, the older Kurdish generation still inks Hurrian tattoos to their bodies, along with many other ancient Mesopotamian rituals that prove our ancient establishment in Mesopotamia. There is a reason Kurds are not called "Medes" today, indeed, the term Kurd survived all of the influences exposed to it.

In fact, there are many Kurdish words that have Sumerian or other ancient Mesopotamian origin! but due to the lack of non-bias study into the Kurdish language it is largely unknown off, indeed, recently some research conducted in Southern Kurdistan found many words used in the Kurdish language that are not of Iranic origin.

Seeing how both Kurds and Persians are part of the Iranic branch linguistically, would it be fair to say that Persians are just Shia Kurds? or are you just another mentally challenged kid that can't comprehend the very basic concepts of understanding information?

[Azamat]

[MfA_]