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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

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So the #Uyghurs committed at least 2 genocides throughout their history: The first was against the native eastern Iranic peoples in southern #Xinjiang, and the second was against the Dzungars in northern Xinjiang. Separated by several centuries, mind you. Terrible nonetheless.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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This wasn't the first genocide the #Uyghurs participated in, by the way. Historically, their homeland was modern-day Mongolia. They were pushed out of Mongolia by the Tang-backed Kyrgyz tribes, and ended up migrating to the Tarim Basin, where they killed eastern Iranic peoples. twitter.com/nadiabelushi/s…

Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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This wasn't the first genocide the #Uyghurs participated in, by the way. Historically, their homeland was modern-day Mongolia. They were pushed out of Mongolia by the Tang-backed Kyrgyz tribes, and ended up migrating to the Tarim Basin, where they killed eastern Iranic peoples.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Speaking of genocides, very few people know that the #Uyghurs, under the leadership of Emin Khoja, helped the Qing dynasty commit genocide against the Dzungars/Oirats in #Xinjiang. Half of Xinjiang was inhabited by Dzungars. The Qing dynasty settled Uyghurs and Hans in the north. twitter.com/nadiabelushi/s…

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Speaking of genocides, very few people know that the #Uyghurs, under the leadership of Emin Khoja, helped the Qing dynasty commit genocide against the Dzungars/Oirats in #Xinjiang. Half of Xinjiang was inhabited by Dzungars. The Qing dynasty settled Uyghurs and Hans in the north.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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I hate the fact that the #Kurds participated alongside the Turks in the Armenian Genocide. Those towns in Syria, such as Ras al-Ain, became cursed because of the genocide. Those Armenians were forced on death marches into the Syrian desert. Terrible. Absolutely terrible. twitter.com/nadiabelushi/s…

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Not enough. Armenians must one day be allowed back to their ancestral homeland in Asia Minor / Anatolia, and they must be given an independent sovereign state there. Simply recognising a genocide isn't enough. Territorial reparations must be made.

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Anshuman Reddy

@AvreddyReddy

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返信先: @nadiabelushiさん

You are right. However, a lot of Kurds actually hid Armenians and helped them flee from Turkey during the Armenian Genocide. Also many Kurds acknowledge what their ancestors did was evil https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurdish_recognition_of_the_Armenian_Genocide…

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

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I hate the fact that the #Kurds participated alongside the Turks in the Armenian Genocide. Those towns in Syria, such as Ras al-Ain, became cursed because of the genocide. Those Armenians were forced on death marches into the Syrian desert. Terrible. Absolutely terrible.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Another depressing excerpt from her writings: "The battalion left Aleppo on 3 February and reached Ras al-Ain in 12 hours....some 12,000 Armenians were concentrated under the guardianship of some hundred #Kurds...These Kurds were called gendarmes, but in reality mere butchers;" twitter.com/nadiabelushi/s…

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Here: http://gertrudebell.ncl.ac.uk/letter_details.php?letter_id=498…

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Hasar

@Ha55ar

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返信先: @nadiabelushiさん

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

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Another depressing excerpt from her writings: "The battalion left Aleppo on 3 February and reached Ras al-Ain in 12 hours....some 12,000 Armenians were concentrated under the guardianship of some hundred #Kurds...These Kurds were called gendarmes, but in reality mere butchers;"

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Here: http://gertrudebell.ncl.ac.uk/letter_details.php?letter_id=498… Read the entire letter. It will disgust you. She says other depressing things, such as how some Arabs celebrated Turkey's expulsion of the Greeks from Izmir, etc. And of course she mentions how the #Kurds are so divided. Typical. Sooo typical, ugh.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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It's really terrible. Incredibly terrible behaviour. Very depressing to learn about. The more I learn about #Kurdish history, the more it begins to make sense to me why the #Kurds still don't have their own country. They are their own worst enemies. Always were. #TwitterKurds

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Xro

@Xro78676957

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返信先: @nadiabelushiさん

The problem of the Kurdish nation, in general, is jashism (If you don't know what that means, Basically a jash are people who betray their nation and join the side that is trying to erase his or her nation from existant and yet they help in that.) Kurds have always being divide.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Gertrude Bell said in her letter that Slemani voted to leave #Iraq, but Erbil refused to join Slemani. Funny how many #Kurdish nationalists blame her for not having their own state, and yet so many #Kurds in the 1920s were hurting their own interests. So typical! #TwitterKurds

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Xro

@Xro78676957

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返信先: @nadiabelushiさん

No disrespect to any who this doesn't apply to, but from the start of all this. Erbil has always been the epicentre of betrayal to the Kurdish cause, Jashism and corruption. Sulaimani is known as the city of intellectual while Erbil as the city of tribalism in Kurdistan

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Here: http://gertrudebell.ncl.ac.uk/letter_details.php?letter_id=498… Read the entire letter. It will disgust you. She says other depressing things, such as how some Arabs celebrated Turkey's expulsion of the Greeks from Izmir, etc. And of course she mentions how the #Kurds are so divided. Typical. Sooo typical, ugh.

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Rasan Hassan

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返信先: @nadiabelushiさん

source please?

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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According to a letter that Gertrude Bell sent to her father in August 1921, the #Kurds of #Iraq were so divided that the Erbil refused to unite with Slemani, even though the Kurds claimed they wanted their own state. Does that sound familiar? #TwitterKurds #Kurdistan #Kurdish

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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August 1921 Gertrude Bell: "The #Kurds...want a Kurdish state under our protection, but what they mean by that neither they nor anyone else knows. For they emphatically refuse to be connected in any way with the Kurdish province of Sulaimani...So much for #Kurdish nationalism"

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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August 1921 Gertrude Bell: "The #Kurds...want a Kurdish state under our protection, but what they mean by that neither they nor anyone else knows. For they emphatically refuse to be connected in any way with the Kurdish province of Sulaimani...So much for #Kurdish nationalism"

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Exoplanet Populations:

Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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Check out this cool website: Digital Museum of Planetary Mapping http://planetarymapping.elte.hu "The Digital Museum of Planetary Mapping is supported by the ICA Commission on Planetary Cartography. We collect maps of other worlds."

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

Mini-Neptunes could be super-Earths with bloated atmospheres of water

Mini-Neptunes could be super-Earths with bloated atmospheres of water

New research suggests that some mini-Neptunes, once thought to be small gas giants, could instead be irradiated rocky worlds that once harbored oceans.

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

Mars 2020 mission to be guided by USGS astrogeology maps https://phys.org/news/2020-07-mars-mission-usgs-astrogeology.html… via

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Mars 2020 mission to be guided by USGS astrogeology maps

When NASA's Perseverance rover lands on Mars next year, it will be equipped with some of the most precise maps of Mars ever created, courtesy of the USGS Astrogeology Science Center. Not only are the...

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

The different types of multiverses:

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

Integrating science simulations to enhance learning https://openstax.org/blog/integrating-science-simulations-enhance-learning… "Simulations offer digital models of real objects and natural phenomena. They can illustrate principles of physics, geology, biology, and other scientific disciplines."

Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

Astrophysicists fill gaps in the history of the Universe http://actu.epfl.ch/news/astrophysicists-fill-gaps-in-the-history-of-the-un/… #epfl

Astrophysicists fill gaps in the history of the Universe

An international consortium of scientists has analyzed, as part of a vast program of cosmological surveys, several million galaxies and quasars, thus retracing a more continuous history of the...

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月27日

'Mini-Neptunes' may be rocky water worlds

'Mini-Neptunes' may be rocky water worlds

A strong greenhouse effect allows these "super-Earth" exoplanets to masquerade as "mini-Neptunes."

space.com

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Nadia Al-Belushi, MD

@nadiabelushi

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7月25日

A 3D immersive application for real-time flythrough of planetary surfaces : The VR2Planets project https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2015EPSC...10..615C/abstract…