Controversialpotato

Today in AD 325, the Emperor Constantine formally opened the First Council of Nicea.

@Luciusdgtc I think X shows my location if you klick on my joining date Is it not available for all accounts? From Iran btw

@Controvers55963 Where in the Middle East ?

We’ve just secured a historic trade deal with the Gulf. This is a huge win for British business, and for working people who will feel the benefits in the years ahead. We’ve secured five major trade deals with international partners - delivering on our commitment to drive economic growth, create jobs, and strengthen our economy.

@Luciusdgtc Wouldn't say so British PAID for ending the slavery worldwide out of their pocket They did have a very positive impact and heavily contributed to the humanity

@Controvers55963 Bro both methods are the same regardless of whether it's savagas or not, it's still land theft

@Nick_civilengi کدوم استانه هنوز با انگلیسی راه میدن امشب پاشیم بیایم دو ماهه بخاطر‌ اکسپرس انتری زیر فرانسوی زاییدم

بعد میگن چرا این استان نامه استانی رو راحت‌تر میده و شرایط اقامت بهتری داره. بخدا این آب و هوا و باد شدید رو هیچکس نمی‌تونه تحمل کنه! همیشه باد، همیشه باد!

@Luciusdgtc I'm middle eastern since you asked Unlike middle east, the american and australians tribes were savagas before the colonization While we had thirving civilizations in middle east, with better cultures and set of values And please just don't start about "the islamic golden age"

@Controvers55963 @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer What about the European who established nations on the blood of the indigenous peoples of America and Australia ? It's absurd for a European to come and discuss this with me, I and the Native American are both victims

@Luciusdgtc @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Yeah this is retarded

@Controvers55963 @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Ancient peoples embraced Islam and had prominent figures who contributed to Islamic civilization, read history you fool

@Luciusdgtc @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Subverting to the arab/muslim colonizer to the point of self eradicatin your culture, language and religion for the arab one means they're arab in every possible way exept for the genes Still, no place for arabs ouside the Arabia

@Controvers55963 @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Arabs are virtually nonexistent outside the Arabian Peninsula we are mostly Arabized peoples, possessing the genes of ancient populations

@Luciusdgtc @PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Arabs outside Arabia ARE colonizers

@PeteTheSantos @iiizmh7 @JustAnIranianIr @Keir_Starmer Palestine has nothing to do with this sick situation the Saudis were the first to mock the Palestinians for what is happening to them, saying that the Palestinians are not Arabs and are mostly a sick people

@romanhelmetguy @VTOL_Penguin They did whitewash ancient greeks to some extent But since no one looks for realistic historical figures anyways, I'd say barbarians as greeks looked better than the new negrofied version

To understand Nolan's Odyssey, you have to know that academic historians spent the last 20 years writing about how movies like Troy and Gladiator reinforced White nationalism. They really hate that you thought Achilles and Maximus were cool. They will never let it happen again.

@mrherbertov سومی پاش گچ نبود قطعا گوشیتو میزد

اصلا چرا باید جای خودمون رو به شخص دیگه‌ای بدیم؟ اولی که پیرسگ انقلابیه، دومی هم عشق و حالش رو با یکی دیگه کرده حالا من باید جامو بهش بدم؟ سومی هم که نیگره احتمالا توی درگیری با پلیس اینطوری شده، چهارمی هم یه سینگل مام نیگره که شوهرش قطعا ولش کرده.

@Enjoyer_1776 بخدا بخدا بخدا

یه مشت بی هنرن، برعکس هنرمند عصر ما هنرمندیه که بتونه با دوربین دیجیتال، دیجیتال فیلم بسازه. اکثر این کسشر هایی که به دوربین دیجیتال نسبت میدن مثل قضیه آنریل انجینه یه مشت کسخل به واسطه در دسترس بودنش کسشر میسازن بعد اسم تکنولوژی بد در رفته. مثلا برید میامی وایس رو ببینید. /

Any Arab Muslim living outside of this area is a COLONIZER.

Church of Saint Catherine in Thessaloniki, a 14th century Eastern Roman church.

“The Byzantine empire was not called by that name in its own time, and indeed the term ‘Byzantine' was used only to describe inhabitants of Constantinople, ancient Byzantion on the Bosphorus. The subjects of the emperor at Constantinople referred to themselves as Rhomaioi, Romans, because as far as they were concerned Constantinople, the city of Constantine I, the first Christian ruler of the Roman empire, had become the capital of the Roman empire once Rome had lost its own pre-eminent position, and it was the Christian Roman empire that carried on the traditions of Roman civilisation. In turn, the latter was identified with civilised society as such, and Orthodox Christianity was both the guiding religious and spiritual force which defended and protected that world, but was also the guarantor of God's continuing support. Orthodoxy means, literally, correct belief, and this was what the Byzantines believed was essential to their own survival.” “Thus, from the modern historian's perspective, 'Byzantine' might be paraphrased by the more long-winded 'medieval eastern Roman' empire, for that is, in historical terms, what 'Byzantium' really meant.” Source: Byzantium at War, 600-1453 by John Haldon

"child sex slavery is okay when Muslims do it" --The BBC

Even in the 13th century, at a time of a relative surge of Hellenism in the Eastern Roman Empire at Nicaea, Theodore II Laskaris still looked back mostly to the early Roman Empire for models of statesmanship: Theodore had a “wide-ranging knowledge of examples of good and bad rulers. He refers to leaders and monarchs from the Old Testament (Moses, David, Solomon) and draws his models of statesmanship mostly from Roman history: Brutus, Hannibal, Cato, Pompey, Caesar, Antony, Gaius, Nero, Titus, Trajan, Hadrian, and Marcus Aurelius. Paragons of justice for him were Caesar, the founder of ‘the monarchy,’ and Trajan. Late antique emperors appear less frequently in his writings: Maximian, Constantine, Licinius, Theodosius, and Justinian. Greek heroic and historical figures (Achilles, Agamemnon, Odysseus, Cyrus, Alcibiades, Philip, and Demetrios Poliorketes) are even rarer, showing that he sought models for his rule chiefly in the Roman era. The one exception is Alexander, whom Theodore saw as a world conqueror, an enlightened ruler trained by Aristotle, and a friend of philosophers.” I find this interesting that perhaps one of the Eastern Roman Emperors most affiliated with Hellenism still looked to the ancient Romans so much, as well as legendary Alexander the Great. Source - The Byzantine Hellene: The Life of Emperor Theodore Laskaris and Byzantium in the 13th Century by Dimiter Angelov

This is so real lol.

@steinferd @_Von_Neuman_ @dhulqarnayn786 Fair point Let's reseting to the arab colonization of middle east then

@_Von_Neuman_ @dhulqarnayn786 Typical zionist dishonesty: always reset history to the last time someone threw a rock at you.

Western hypocrisy.

@blazejovo @_Von_Neuman_ @dhulqarnayn786 You do understand arabs literally colonized their way to christians lands of middle east ad judea

@_Von_Neuman_ @dhulqarnayn786 You're confusing the cause and the result here. Zionists came to Palestine and started murdering Palestinians which lead to the establishment of Hamas. It is a result of the Zionist terrorism, not its cause.