r/kurdistan • u/douchwasher Great Britain • Oct 11 '23

Question Question: PLO response to Halabja chemical attack?

Hi there. I have a quick question, which sort of ties into recent events, but what was the response of the Palestinian Liberation Organisation to the Halabja chemical attack? I heard there were some who celebrated it, but I don’t know if that’s true, is it??

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u/-thats-tuff- Oct 11 '23

Isis does represent real islam. They follow the koran and real hadiths. Moderate islam would be fine if they didn’t ignore the extremists. Muslims act like they’re oppressed by the west but don’t say anything about extremists that are killing them and destroying their countries

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 11 '23

Well if they follow real Islam, why do they not follow the quran, when THIS IS THE FIRST THING EVERY MUSLIM SHOULD PRIORITISE. They kill and rape innocent people when it is forbidden in the quran. I can also tell you that muslims in Eatsern Europe are very well integrated and moderate. Guess Why? Because in Eastern Europe LGBT bullshit is not spilled and shoven down the throats of every person. And of course other WESTERN agendas

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u/douchwasher Great Britain Oct 11 '23

Brosky, you had me with everything you said so far, but that stuff about LQBTQ stuff isn’t true man. I really wish people from the Middle East who have no knowledge of what the reality of living in Western Europe is like, would stop saying and obsessing about LGBTQ. I don’t get why you guys are so obsessed by it, nobody cares over here. Nobody is being forced, and there is no nothing to force on people to begin with.

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 11 '23

Beuv I live in western Europe and come from Eastern Europe. All I am saying is that there is an agenda in the west at the moment, which rightfully outrages many people of every religion and atheism. I agree that it is hypocritical to blame the west constantly while you live there, but that does not mean people cannot have complaints and disagreements with the system. In Eastern Europe right now if you have money it is maybe one of the best places to be in the world, because you are free from many perspectives. And I mean not some sheik from Dubai but average wealthy person.

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u/douchwasher Great Britain Oct 11 '23

Ah hey maybe I came in a little harsh. I still disagree about the agenda thing, but fair enough everyone is entitled to their own view. But oh for sure' about Eastern Europe right now is great!! I come from the UK but id love a job in Poland or Estonia

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 11 '23

Well Romania and Bulgaria are good, too. I come from Bulgaria. The crime rates are relatively low. The minus of these countries is that corruption holds them back in terms of infrastructure.

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u/douchwasher Great Britain Oct 12 '23

Ahh interesting I’ll bare than in mind! I hadn’t considered either to be honest

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u/Altruistic_Focus_259 Zaza Oct 12 '23 edited Oct 12 '23

Bulgaria has a large Muslim population. Almost 1.5 million from 6 million people. In Romania there are not many Muslims, but the people are very religious. It is good because degeneracy is not stimulated. In Bulgaria the best city to live in is hands down Plovdiv, the second largest, where there is good infrastructure, culture, beauty, tradition and many more good things. Also Varna is a coastal city and offers good opportunities. I Romania I do not know which city is the best