Hakan B.

o gece geldiğinde, tehditlere boyun eğmeyen, kazanmış bir liderin haklı mücadelesi için canımı vereceğime söz veriyorum.

@TenfjordAmanda hep iyi niyetimizden. zamanla düzelirsiniz diye suyunuza gidip ellemedik. bundan sonra aynı olmayacak😤

OK, Greeks use some Turkish-origined words like börek, cacik, leke And Turks use like 10,000 (ten thousand) Greek-origined words according to chatGPT

@BouliJimbo dimitri?

@AngloVarangian We haven’t interfered with your language or religion before, but this time we will.

When we liberate Constantinople every Greekcel and Orthobro gets a free turkish slave to work the cotton fields for us.

@Underwood_DC We haven’t interfered with your language or religion before, but this time we will.

Βλέπεις όλα αυτά που συμβαίνουν στην Ευρώπη με τους ημιάγριους εισβολείς που συμπεριφέρονται σαν κατακτητές και δεν μπορείς να συνειδητοποιήσεις πώς η Ευρώπη κατάντησε τέτοια επικίνδυνη, τριτοκοσμική, χαβούζα με χορηγία των ίδιων των κυβερνήσεών μας. Δεν καταπίνεται με τίποτα.

@IsabellaCabrnu He is the Greek Minister of Defense.

Türk arkadaşlarım bu adam kim ve neden kimse sevmiyor?

@RealHellenist How could you have defended this land with these idiotic soldiers? It’s entirely thanks to the Ottomans that you didn’t perish.

The Ancient Hellenic Peoples

@theerealtao The Son of God, the God of the Son, and the God of the Nativity of God, who died and rose again and will come again in the future. wtf?

Is Jesus God or the Son of God?

@TurkiyeBasedd If a time traveler from Greece were to go back to the time of Alexander the Great, he would never be able to return, because they would shove the device up his butt.

🇲🇰 Alexander the Great Was Macedonian, Not Greek! 🇲🇰 Alexander the Great was the king of the Kingdom of Macedonia. He was born in Pella, commanded the Macedonian army, and grew up with Macedonian traditions. His father, Philip II, was also Macedonian. In ancient times, the Macedonians defined themselves as Macedonians; the southern Greek city-states often insulted them by calling them “semi-barbarians.” The Macedonians built a powerful kingdom, developed a professional army (the phalanx), and destroyed the Persian Empire. Alexander marched all the way to India with his Macedonian soldiers. The Greek city-states, on the other hand, were weakened by internal conflicts; Alexander’s conquests were the product of Macedonian genius. The Greeks are history’s greatest thieves. They never built a single great empire throughout history. In the classical period, they remained divided into small city-states and could never establish a lasting empire. If you ask a Greek to name 10 real Greek kings, they would struggle; because in classical Greece, the monarchy system was very limited. Most of the names they give are mythological or fictional characters (such as Agamemnon, Theseus, etc.) that never actually existed. The real achievements belong to the Macedonians. The Greeks are trying to “Hellenize” Alexander, but history is clear: Alexander was a Macedonian king and the commander of the Macedonian army. He proudly carried his Macedonian identity. Alexander was Macedonian. Trying to overshadow the unique military and political achievements of the Macedonians is a historical injustice. Ancient Macedonia was a nation that followed its own path, separate from the Greek city-states. This heritage belongs to the Macedonians.

@FoukiFruity @newagepol Αυτή τη στιγμή θέλω να ξεχάσω όλα τα λάθη🤤

@newagepol Tomatoes are wrong, feta too thinly sliced, what’s the oregano doing, what are the other leaves, pitted olives and personally not near enough onion. Am I missing something?

I agree that this is a turkish salad. It contains too many mistakes to be proclaimed as greek.

@carouzos9397 Türk'üm, ama bu kesinlikle yunandır. Çok da lezzetli yaparlar lanet yunanlar!

Let's have another conflict.. Greek or Turkish dish? 🤣

@hellaspecial 6000 χρόνια, προδότη!

The Aegean is a sea inhabited by Greeks for at least the last 4000 years. This is the end of the discussion

@ConSimovic @ShayGal84 @DimokratiaGr bu korkak aşağılık ırk bu bölgeden vazgeçiyor. burada yaşam şansı olmadığını bildiği için arjantin'e taşınıyor. bunlar bulunduğu her yerde infaz edilmeli. böcek yumurtası gibiler.

@ShayGal84 @DimokratiaGr If you want to fight the Turks, be prepared for all the risks; the Turks are not like Iran, they would occupy Tel Aviv.

Turkey is the New Iran. In the first part of my Greek-language interview with @DimokratiaGr, conducted by Giorgos Charvalias, I set out the strategic reality. Turkey is not a difficult ally. It is a coercive system. Iran built an axis outside the West. Turkey is building one from within - under NATO cover and through European access, Hamas conduits, drones, missiles, strategic depth and ideological warfare. The Turkish occupation of northern Cyprus is no longer a Cypriot or Greek file. It is already an Israeli security file. Ankara has turned the occupied north into strategic depth: intelligence cover, drone infrastructure, maritime leverage, grey finance, Hamas conduits and a forward position opposite Israel’s energy-security perimeter. Article 5 was not written to protect Hamas. If Turkish territory becomes a sanctuary for forces hostile to Israel, NATO will not convert terrorism into immunity. A Hamas command node on Turkish territory is not an alliance asset. It is a liability. Nor is this only about Erdogan. On Cyprus, the Aegean, Syria, the Kurds, Israel and Turkish primacy, Islamists and Kemalists often differ in language, not in perimeter. One says empire. The other says Europe. Both defend the same perimeter. The interview also covered the next stage of 3+1: mutual assistance without automatic war; Greece’s legitimate concern about being drawn into Israel’s conflicts; 1974 as a warning against confusing avoidance with deterrence; America as a partner, not a foundation; A Clean Break’s misreading of Turkey; Jolani’s Syria; Azerbaijan and Armenia; and why, for Greece, this is not an opening for war, but an opening for leadership. Declarations are over. Deterrence begins when we organise power. 🔗 dimokratia.gr/politiki/69632…

@ShayGal84 @DimokratiaGr Your only power lies in the corrupt politicians you can buy in the U.S. This is coming to an end... Those illegal nuclear bombs you call a deterrent will explode right in your own backyard.

@PAOKGATE45 @Breaker_Matt_de A more pertinent question: Could it be that the Turks are highlighting foreign systems to prevent their own air defense systems from being exposed?

@Breaker_Matt_de The more pertinent question is whether they are confusing a real conflict with a PlayStation game.🤷‍♂️

The nakedness of Turkish air defenses is laid bare in its fullest extent. While Greece sends its Patriot systems to allies like Saudi Arabia and simultaneously stations them wherever it chooses on its own territory, Turkey is dependent on foreign aid from Germany and Spain.

@stefan_mnl Who declared you a European, you poor fool? Everyone’s got their noses in the air, for heaven’s sake!

Even if Turkey were the bastion of democracy (it is far from it lol), they are not European and therefore do not belong in the European Union.

acaba sizin patronunuz @netanyahu size ne diyordur? "aptal goyimler", ""akdenizin salakları", "gazlarını bize teslim eden aptallar"...

@MLakonias sakin ol kristo, enerjini ülkende olacak askeri darbeye sakla.

Democracy in Turkey is a joke. And these clowns demand entry to EU when the EU should be looking into expelling Turkey from NATO. They are unstable with ties to terrorist organizations and dangerous for the region.

@Placebo_0 amin 🙏🧿

Türkçenin de konuşulduğu bir aileden geliyorum. Nefret söylemiyle büyümedim. Savaş içeren bir ortamda yetişmedim, aksine sevgi ve şefkatle büyüdüm. Allah bizlere, Yunanlar ve Türkler, aynı sofrada oturup yiyip içmeyi nasip etsin.

@APHClarkson Aleksander, you're like a vulture. Yes, when Tayyip dies, we'll shut down the government and wait for you to take control.

Erdogan is not immortal, so the damage being done to the Turkish state and economy to keep him in power now risk severely weakening Turkey after he is gone. Comparisons with Russia's trajectory towards an unstable post-Putin era look more plausible than a few years ago

@pureMetatron Could it be because you stole their history? From what I can tell, the Macedonians are angrier than you are.

You're not angry enough about the Odyssey.