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@AnKoutras @kapadokya505134 @MustafaB49 IMAGINATION...🇹🇷❤️

@kapadokya505134 @MustafaB49 I don't understand what you're saying, I don't speak barbaric, but you should start learning Greek because if they haven't told you, you have a Greek name.

Artık hakkımızı teslim almanın zamanı geliyor. Anadolu’nun, Boğazlar’ın ve İstanbul’un güvenliği için, Türkiye’nin egemenliğinin kesin güvende olması için, ADALET için, hukuka aykırı olacak silahlandırılan bu işgal altındaki topraklarımızı artık geri istiyoruz. Hazırlık vakti.

@Dav66352635859 @RealHellenist Not joke According to the Göbeklitepe ruins show the new things about Turks. First of all learn this . After that dont waste my time. I said by! 🇹🇷❤️

@BayarHalide @RealHellenist Thousands of years" is a joke, you didn't even show up in Anatolia until the 11th century. Before that, it was Greek and Byzantine for thousands of years. Learn your own history. The whole world has seen the data, you can’t argue with science.

@Dav66352635859 @Serpentraz @RealHellenist IMAGINATION...🇹🇷❤️

@Serpentraz @BayarHalide @RealHellenist The Greeks are the ones who actually had the spine to resist for centuries and keep their superior culture alive against the odds. When I look at a Turk, I don't see a conqueror, I see the descendant of someone who wasn't strong enough to hold onto who they really were.

@Dav66352635859 @RealHellenist Turks have ruled Anatolia fir thousands of years. So you should at look at your recent history. I am ending this conversation now. Good bye! 🇹🇷❤️

@BayarHalide @RealHellenist I've looked into it, and there’s really no Turkic DNA in Greeks. You can see it for yourself on YouTube, thousands of Greeks have posted their results and they don't have it. But if you look at Turkish DNA tests, they’re almost always a huge mix of ten or more ethnicities.🧐

@MarkoPolo415237 @noraleonora94 @AngloVarangian We don't need.🇹🇷❤️

@BayarHalide @noraleonora94 @AngloVarangian You should check yours, DNA testing isn't regulated in my country, it is in Turkey

There are no historical records acknowledging albanians until like the 11th century

@MaxNordau TÜRKİYE..Registered in 2022 by UN. NOT TURKEY.. 🇹🇷❤️

"How did you have your highest engagement in a year?" "I made some jokes about how Turkish people have Greek ancestry, and the entire country of Turkey was displeased."

@Dav66352635859 @RealHellenist Check your DNA due to Ottoman ruled for 400 years. This is reality. 🇹🇷❤️

@BayarHalide @RealHellenist

@ICannotFindA @RealHellenist IMAGINATION...🇹🇷❤️

@BayarHalide @RealHellenist it remained the same tbh

@MarkoPolo415237 @noraleonora94 @AngloVarangian Check your DNA due to the Ottoman ruled for 400 years.🇹🇷❤️

@noraleonora94 @AngloVarangian Wtf is a Turk? Turkic DNA is present in central Asian, Anatolian "Turks" have about 5-10% of it

@CokBilenAdam2 @cmhriyetkadini Izmir Izban da öyle ama.

@cmhriyetkadini Bence de çok toplu taşıma için çok yüksek bir rakam.

marmaraya 74 tl çok dedim diye biri bana “çok fakirsin” yazmış. insanlar tanımadığı birine bunu diyecek kadar ne ara hadsizleşti, bencilleşti? benim ödeyebiliyor olmam o ücreti az mı yapıyor? yaşadığınız ülkeye bu kadar mı yabancısınız?

@MaxNordau @UmutBehram Türkiye is a country not 'stain'. 🇹🇷❤️

@UmutBehram You can call your “stain” whatever you want to call it, especially in your native language. In English, we refer to the occupying entity in Anatolia as “Turkey.” My country is the United States of America, not Amerika Birleşik Devletleri.

By the way: I'm never going to spell Turkey as "Türkiye" unless I'm writing in Turkish. I don't write "Deutschland" or "中国" or "ایران" or "Magyarország." Turkey is Turkey.

@Ive42O @RomeInTheEast Ottomans were not black or of African descent. This picture is not accurate 🇹🇷❤️

@RomeInTheEast the Ottomans:

The Eastern Roman world around 1355/6 after the collapse of the Serbian empire. One can see how the Ottomans found this divided land ripe for conquest.

@quellification @MaxNordau Exactly..🇹🇷❤️

@MaxNordau Steal? No. Conquered? Yes.

Did Turks steal the most important cathedral in Eastern Orthodoxy and turn it into a mosque? Yes. But they deeply respect and revere Jesus, so shut up, infidel!

@Sultanaliyevaa ATATÜRK

Sosyal medyada “olası” 500 TL’lik banknot için İlber Ortaylı önerisi yapıldı. Siz ne düşünüyorsunuz?

@Magical_places0 TÜRKİYE🇹🇷❤️

Turkey 🇹🇷

@MaxNordau @alionhill TÜRKİYE is official name. NOT Turkey 🇹🇷❤️

@alionhill Why am I able to send a 23andMe kit to Israel but not to Turkey?

Want to guess why DNA tests are illegal in Turkey?

@Nguyen_Dynasty_ @RomeInTheEast You're deluding yourselves. You can't erase the offical name of the city by replacing İSTANBUL with Constantinople district. The officer giving you a ticket is to save time . It is not something to be happy about. 🇹🇷❤️

@RomeInTheEast I once went to the airport to buy a plane ticket to Türkiye but mistakenly called the city Constantinople, and surprisingly, they sold me a ticket.

Yea honestly I just feel so terribly bad for posting about what the Eastern Roman Empire was like. After all, Anatolia is Turkey now so all that history should just be deleted entirely from living memory!

@gokselguide Türkiye...🇹🇷❤️

@carolemadge Welcome to Turkiye

Revisited Aspendos this afternoon. The weather wasn't great, so I'm not sure if my camera photos will be an upgrade from my previous visit in 2013. Anyway, it was wonderful to be back. Here are some photos taken with my iPhone. #ArchaeologyTravel --- Aspendos (ancient Pamphylia) was a major ancient city known for its wealth, trade, and impressive architecture. It was divided into a lower city (commercial and residential) and an upper acropolis with most of the monumental buildings. The city prospered due to its location on the Eurymedon River, becoming a key commercial centre with about 20,000 inhabitants. It was famous for agriculture, textiles, wine, and especially horse breeding. Even Alexander the Great recognised its wealth, reportedly taxing it heavily in horses. Aspendos reached its peak during the Roman period, particularly in the 2nd–3rd centuries AD, when many major structures, like aqueducts, basilicas, and fountains, were built. Its coins, featuring wrestlers, were widely valued across the Mediterranean. The city later declined after earthquakes, invasions, and economic hardship following the fall of the Roman Empire. Its most famous monument is the remarkably well-preserved theatre, built during the reign of Marcus Aurelius. Known for its exceptional acoustics, it is still used today for performances. In the 13th century, it was restored by Seljuk ruler Alaeddin Keykubat I and remains one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world.

@alahahaddu Sizin düşünceniz sizi baglar. Resmi olarak BM'de kabul edilmiştir. Bilhassa türkçe yazdim. 🇹🇷❤️

@grok @RomeInTheEast Turkey-Cock huh? That will make a great punchline when I tell this fact to others. Since both situations has historical context, I accept Turkiye has no right to ask for others to call them not Turkey using the bird excuse, until they stop referring other bird has Hindi.

Such a fake controversy. In Turkish yes, Türkiye, but we aren’t using your alphabet get over it. Amerika Birleşik Devletleri isn’t our name either. İngiltere isn’t the name of England. Yunanistan isn’t the official name of Greece. İskoçya isn’t the name of Scotland. Names vary!