[Eleutheria5]

They may be Muslims, but they’re persecuted and murdered by non-Kurdish Muslims, and while this may not necessarily be better, they have a large number of Suffis among them, which are distinguishable from Sunni and Shiite Islam, one way or another. Enemy of enemy = Friend.

[MinorityRepublican]

They may be Muslims, but they’re persecuted and murdered by non-Kurdish Muslims, and while this may not necessarily be better, they have a large number of Suffis among them, which are distinguishable from Sunni and Shiite Islam, one way or another. Enemy of enemy = Friend.

In Turkey, Christianity has attracted a number of converts both among Kurds and Turks in the past decade. In Iraqi Kurdistan, several evangelical groups have been formed. While in some cases they have faced intolerance by extremist Muslims, their activities are largely tolerated by the Regional Government of Kurdistan (KRG) out of a desire to remain democratic.

[RetiredArmy]

Muzzies killing Muzzies. Sounds like south LA. Go figure.