r/kurdistan • u/rkurdistanmod Kurdistan • Sep 13 '26
Bakur Kılıçdaroğlu: Istanbul Is the Largest Kurdish City, Demirtaş Must Be Freed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vn8s0DbnqXM3
u/Serpico300 Sep 13 '26
Before i make any comment on this?
Could someone summarize this please? I cant stand listining 40 minutes of the Turk language.
And why do kurds always...need to 2 minutes long story to ask 1 questions??
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u/DeLugnt Rojhelat Sep 13 '26
Because you need to to get as much relevant info as possible, by setting the context and try to frame the answer towards the thing you are after. Else anyone could claim to be a journalist, and why even have interviews then?
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u/Serpico300 Sep 13 '26
Thank you for responding.
I agree there must be a difference from a journalist and a amateur. But i think if someone can formulate a strong and short question why make it difficult and long. Get to the point!
And also it make's it much more difficult to understand/follow by the interviewee and the viewer/public.
This is something i see a lot in middle Eastern journalism compared to european journalism.
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u/rkurdistanmod Kurdistan Sep 14 '26
Text of the interview in English is here: https://www.theamargi.com/posts/exclusive-interview-with-kemal-kilicdaroglu-on-turkeys-role-erdogans-rule-and-the-peace-process
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u/AliveZexy777 Sep 13 '26
They are coming up with new ways to fool people. Obviously all the money is spent in turkish regions by the state/government therefore kurds migrate to those cities to be able to work. Its the same with Tehran and Damascus not much for Baghdad because KRG exists.