Comments by "Gabriel" (@onetruesavior69) on "The Yom Kippur War: Where Men Became Beasts" video.

@AtarahMata From what I heard, the Kurdish tribes celebrated it too (free looting), and generally it was considered by most Iraqi Muslims as a victory against Westerners (Assyrians were allies of the British)
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@AtarahMata I agree with most of what you said, but I have my comments. The British were already known to not be trustworthy, but it seems like you didn't have any other choice hence why you accepted their help. Anfal mainly targeted Kurds, but the jashs (Kurdish term for traitors who served Saddam) and Iraqi army also attacked Turkmen and Assyrians to weaken them as well. You might be Semitic, but since you didn't want to be arabized... Saddam saw you as a lesser being which is unfortunate. As for attacks in Europe, I'm afraid it is due to unregulated mass amount of refugees from Middle-East as extremists hide among them. I personally believe that only Middle-Eastern Christians and Yezidis or others (like Yarsans, Shabak, Feyli Kurds, Zoroasterians, and Sabeans) should be allowed as refugees most of the times as they are often targeted by extremists. Like, I don't dislike Muslims, but they generally don't like Europe, so why they want to live there? Anyway, I'm glad we met again after the discussion on that Seyfo video, boss ❤️
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@AtarahMata I know, but I still hope your culture could be protected. If I ever write a novel, I would love to include your culture in a section ❤️
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I hope I don't sound rude, but Simele massacre was somehow too complex. Just like how Saddam used Iran as an excuse for Anfal, Iraqi government used the British as excuse for Simele. Even today, Iraqi government didn't publicly apologize, and the constant coups and two government rivalry made it extremely difficult for it to be seen as a real event by any.
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