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ARTICLE 140 - pink rose - 07-01-2008
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh america :banghead they forget about this article i dont know why no no iknow because of O I L
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Re: ARTICLE 140 - Faw_Peter - 07-01-2008
what is the article about anyway, is this connected with Iraq?
Re: ARTICLE 140 - M.Helen - 07-03-2008
Article 140 of the Iraqi Constitution outlines a process made of three stages to remove and reverse the Hussein-era.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Faw_Peter - 07-05-2008
It's just that Americans pretended that this is the reason they started the war in Iraq. But now, they seem to forget about this article.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - pink rose - 07-09-2008
guys this article is about( kerkuk )the city that is the source of oil and its kurdish city but before the process sadam make it arabic by bringing arabic people from arabic cities now by 140 america promised kurds who live in the north of iraq to make kerkuk a kurdish city again but they never do it baecause of oil :livre :livre :banghead
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Re: ARTICLE 140 - Terry - 07-09-2008
I can't understand why they have to make the city a kurdish one?
Re: ARTICLE 140 - pink rose - 07-13-2008
because its originally kurdish
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Steven - 07-13-2008
Thereby Americans wanted to gain trust from the citizens. But, they're job of stealing oil is probably so difficult that they forgot about this article. And what is the attitude of the whole Iraqi population? Do they want to make it a Kurdish one? Or maybe they are against it?
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Benn - 07-20-2008
Kurdish people:
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Re: ARTICLE 140 - Terry - 07-25-2008
Maybe there are problems because the Kurds speak two languages?
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Benn - 08-03-2008
This is the density of the Kurds in the world:
Middle East
Turkey 10.6 to 15 million
Iran 4.8 to 6.6 million
Iraq 4 to 6 million
Syria 0.9 to 2.8 million
Asia / Caucasus
Afghanistan 200,000
Azerbaijan 150,000
Israel 100,000
Lebanon 80,000
Georgia 34,000 to 60,000
Kazakhstan 46,000
Armenia 45,000
Turkmenistan 40,000
Europe
Germany 500,000 to 800,000
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France 120,000
Sweden 100,000
Netherlands 70,000
Switzerland 60,000
Austria 50,000
United Kingdom 25,000 to 80,000
Denmark 35,000 to 85,000
Greece 20,000 to 25,000
Ukraine 2,088
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Terry - 08-05-2008
yes, I also read that even in the Northern America there are about 50,000 Kurds, out of which 40,000 are in the USA. I think they are spread even more densely than the Gypsies.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - willyoumind - 08-26-2008
WoW, I didn't even know that Turkey has over 10 million of Kurds...
Thanks Benn, for the very interesting fact about the amount of Kurds all around the world.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Hakan G - 08-26-2008
Kurds are like Jewish, they are spread all over the world, but they don't have the same political or economic power as the last ones have...
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Terry - 08-28-2008
why namely Kurds and namely Jewish? They are different, at least apparently.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - Nicholas - 08-29-2008
Maybe because of their religion, or most - traditions. Jewish are always helping each others. You may say they are true patriots, because they will never leave in trouble a Jewish.
Re: ARTICLE 140 - M.Helen - 08-31-2008
so, anybody tell me: can we call a Kurd - Turk? Is it the same?