Χριστόδουλος K

@comrealiti 5)I believe deeply in the Brotherhood of the Orthodox. These foolish things should be matters that only concern us at the level of friendly banter, just like, for example, a Cretan arguing with someone from the Cyclades over who has a greater tradition in island music

@comrealiti 1)My brother, first of all, let me inform you that I am not familiar with the issue regarding the alphabet; I want to comment on Kapodistrias. You are deeply misjudging Kapodistrias.

Понеже Гърция реши да блокира българската монета от 2 евро, а нашите копейки почнаха да обясняват , че сме били като макетата - азбуката не била само наша и гърците били прави. Та, аз така леко тактично да попитам: какво прави на гръцката монета от 20 цента руския външен министър в периода 1816-1822г. Йоан Каподистрия. А какво е отношението на Кападострия към българите: - през 1818г. отхвърля идеята на Филики Етерия за общ план за въстние на българи и гърци. - След Одринския мирен договор от 1829 г. по време на неговото управление в Гърция, имперската руска политика насърчава масово изселване на българи. Та, Гърция кога ще започне изтеглянето на своята монета от 20 цента или ние директно да предложим монети с цар Борис III, Гоце Делцев и Тодор Александров?

@comrealiti 4)Regarding the alphabet, I have just learned a few things on a superficial level. The only thing on my mind is that under no circumstances do I want us to start those foolish 20th-century nationalist arguments between us again—about what is Greek, what is Bulgarian, Serbian, etc

@comrealiti 4)He was a true saint

@comrealiti 3)The last thing I will tell you is that at some point, Kapodistrias will be canonized as a saint by the Ecumenical Patriarchate.The Patriarch himself has stated that he has been repeatedly asked to do so by monastic groups,but he believes it is still historically too early.

@comrealiti 2)Kapodistrias wanted the liberation of all Christians and the formation of a Christian confederation of Greeks, Serbs, Bulgarians, and Vlachs centered in Constantinople. We could say so much about this towering figure, but space is limited.

@bluemoonyellows You are talking nonsense; that is exactly how your Christian ancestors used to cook throughout the entire Byzantine period.

If it weren't for the Turks, you'd be starving. Look at the food you're eating it's all Turkish food, and the names are in Turkish too: dolma, musakka, baklava, börek, pilav, yogurt, köfte they're all Turkish and made by Turks! It's a good thing we're here; otherwise, you'd be starving.

When you use the word “complex,” I assume you’re referring to the Greeks. Between 1913 and 1996, out of fear, the names of more than 4,400 settlements villages, towns, and cities across Greece were officially changed. Under Law No. 17, dated September 21, 1926, all non-Greek names were forcibly replaced, even the inscriptions on gravestones were erased. Driven by this complex and the fear that your ancestors were not Greek, you altered nearly every geographical name in the country cities, villages, and even the names of the dead on their tombstones just to avoid confronting your own past. Perhaps some people were afraid that you might one day realize you weren’t truly Greek. And now here you are, calling others “complex.” This is classic Greek behavior: provoke and lie

@bluemoonyellows In the meantime, 250 isn't even enough to cover the toponyms in Constantinople, let alone anything else.

@Christodoulos_K There are over 3,000 Turkish words in Greek, while there are only 250 Greek words in Turkish. Don’t bother you lived under our rule and stole our culture.

@bluemoonyellows What is the etymology of the word 'etymology'?

@Christodoulos_K Are you curious? By the way, "Μεράκι (meráki)" is a Turkish word of etymological origin🤣 We define history in our own words

@bluemoonyellows Indeed, the entire world admires the Turks and is inspired by Turkish culture. Someone who once told me that the phrase 'Turkish culture' is one of the shortest jokes internationally must be the exception.

@bluemoonyellows And of the word 'School' that you also used earlier?

@Christodoulos_K Don't get too hung up on X go read your own history

@bluemoonyellows We have now entered the realm of paranoia

You don’t even know your own history. It seems they taught you nothing but hatred in school. What’s more, the language spoken in school is being forcibly imposed on you by the kings you’ve imported it’s so disconnected from the people’s language! The Russians helped you by inciting a rebellion in Wallachia! You’re ignorant! The Ottoman fleet was destroyed by British and French ships. French, German, and British soldiers brought weapons and came to fight. As if you’d accomplished anything on your own! You’re nothing but a big zero 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@bluemoonyellows Rest assured that if the British and the French hadn't interfered in the matter, Kolokotronis would have reached Epirus, at least, and Crete would have been liberated back then too. They protected you, just as they always protected you from the Russians as well.

@Christodoulos_K Since you couldn’t stage a rebellion on your own, French, British, and German soldiers came, and you bought off the Arnaviet sailors with money. Now go tell your fairy tale to someone else

@bluemoonyellows 2)You changed even that; you are playing the ape even in this regard. It is characteristic of the descendants of those who betrayed Christ and their people to constantly turn their coats and go whichever way the wind blows.

@Christodoulos_K Yoy are funny and ignorant 🤣 you lived under Turkish rule, but the Turks don't belong to you! According to Islamic tradition, Turkish men used to take four wives. Be careful get a DNA test so your grandfather doesn't turn out to be Turkish!

@bluemoonyellows 1)By the way, to return to the beginning of our discussion: why is this Islamic tradition of polygamy not being practiced then?

@bluemoonyellows If Cicero were alive today, true to his favorite habit, he would have already delivered a public speech against your claims.

@bluemoonyellows AI does the translation for me, the texts are written in Greek. Don't judge others by your own standards

@bluemoonyellows Furthermore, you are using people like Cicero to offend the Greeks—people like Cicero, who had fully adopted Greek education, and who spoke, wrote, and thought in Greek. Therefore, you don't even know what you are talking about.

@bluemoonyellows You didn't even understand what I said. What I said is that you are a descendant of Christians who betrayed their God and their people.

@Christodoulos_K Someone who knows nothing about history might think that the Turks were under Greek rule for 1,000 years. In reality, however, it was the Greeks who lived as slaves to the Turks for 1,000 years. For example, like these ignorant people who made these comments.