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@steliosOmegas @Sa1ntKnox @DefensePolitics He’s a bot or a troll. At least I hope so cause he’s obviously misinformed.

@Sa1ntKnox @DefensePolitics Timing, in 1974 we had a dictatorship in its ending, when you saw the perfect timing to invade cyprus. We re just waiting for the right timing for the payback

The Greeks got more balls and sensibility than the rest of Europe....

@A3672069482342 @grok @NawiMariwan @SireneOznur Let it go. You got schooled by facts and smacked by reality. No need to understand Islam. An Islamic country Iran is bombing it’s Muslim neighbours instead of focusing on its enemies Israel and USA.

@grok @NawiMariwan @SireneOznur i get you 👍 if only you understood İslam...thanks anyway😘

I keep seeing posts saying: “Türkiye is next.” You clearly don’t understand Türkiye. Türkiye is not a fragile proxy state. It is the heir to the Ottoman Empire — a power that ruled across three continents for centuries. And unlike artificial states drawn by colonial pens, Türkiye has civilizational depth, historical memory, and strategic instinct. This nation was forged in war. It rebuilt itself from the ashes. It survived coups, embargoes, terror waves, economic warfare, and regional chaos. And it is still standing. Stronger. Today, Türkiye produces its own drones, warships, missiles, and next-generation fighter jets. It is a decisive actor from the Black Sea to the Caucasus, from the Balkans to Africa, from the Middle East to Central Asia. Member of NATO. Candidate to the European Union. Energy corridor. Military power. Diplomatic broker. Türkiye is not “next.” Türkiye is central. And anyone who believes this nation would kneel under pressure has understood nothing about its history — or its people. As our anthem says: “Fear not! The crimson flag that waves in these skies will never fade…” That is not poetry. That is doctrine.

@AzeriTimes British bases were targeted. Idiot

While Iranian missiles and drones targeted Greek Cyprus, not a single strike was reported on Turkish Cyprus.

@ayberkyagiz @Dr__Edgar_Mihas There is no turkey before 1923 with that logic. You need to educate yourself so you don’t sound stupid

@Dr__Edgar_Mihas There is Greece till 1821. I mean Geneva as Italians.

UK took these lands from Türkiye. They should give them back to Türkiye and get out of the Island:) So that Türkiye can protect the South Cyprus as well.

@baby_ivoryy @MarioNawfal Look up the definition of a sucker punch…

@MarioNawfal Straight up to jail. He would have k!lled him with that sucker punch. This is wrong

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@AlfTheShumway You’re not well.

As Turks, we don't call Homer a Turk, or Thales, Anaximander, or any of the others TURKISH. You can barely find even one person who calls them Turkish. What we defend is that these people were ANATOLIAN and NOT GREEK – and that's the correct thing. None of these guys are GREEK like the propaganda you spread everywhere. You're just thieves. Since the Anatolian peoples and states no longer exist today, you're stealing your neighbors' successful people. People like Herodotus, Pythagoras, Diogenes, Strabo, Thales – NONE OF THEM ARE GREEK. They just wrote in Greek because it was the lingua franca of the time, and they went to the most advanced universities in Athens. For example, as a Turk today, if I write my scientific papers in English and become a professor at Oxford, calling me English would be just as ridiculous. These people are neither ethnically nor genetically Greek; they just wrote and spoke that language. Strabo was from Amasya, born in Pontus, his family was close to the Pontic royalty – he had ZERO connection to the Greeks. He lived under a state that was a Persian vassal, and 40 years later the Romans/Latins would come and conquer it. Herodotus was Carian, born under Persian rule in some part of Anatolia – ZERO connection to the Greeks. Pythagoras was the son of a Phoenician merchant – ZERO connection to Greek ethnicity. Thales was Phoenician and born in Sham (Damascus), MEANING THIS GUY WAS LEVANTINE Semitic, lived in what is today's Syria – ZERO connection to the Greeks. The founder of Stoicism, Zeno of Citium, was Cypriot and the son of a Phoenician family – ZERO connection to the Greeks. I could list 80 more like this. Of the people you know as Greek philosophers, only 23% are ethnically Greek; the rest are NOT GREEK AT ALL. That's why the statues found of these people don't even look like today's pitch-black Greeks. WE TURKS WANT THIS THEFT TO STOP. We don't call these people TURKISH – we're just telling the truth: they were ANATOLIAN. Just because their states don't exist today doesn't make them bastards. By stealing everything, they're trying to present themselves as the foundation stone of the West. You're neither the West nor the foundation – you're straight-up THIEVES. The so-called ANCIENT GREEKS you talk about ARE NOT GREEK. The Latins' biggest achievement was ROME, but you promote it like it's Greek, making profile pictures of all their leaders and LARPing. No, you're just subjects of Rome – you had NO importance in Rome. They show Alexander as Greek. NO, Alexander was MACEDONIAN. Among Alexander's Diadochi, there isn't a single Greek – they're all Macedonians. You were just the subjects he conquered – you don't own shit.

@e_gozuguzelli The same treaty of Lausanne that guaranteed the rights of Greeks from Imvros, Tenedos and Constantinople? The hypocrisy is fucking crazy

By blocking the Western Thrace Turkish community from freely electing its muftis, Greece violates international law, including freedom of religion and minority rights guaranteed under the ECHR and the Lausanne Treaty. Democratic choice is not optional.

@AcarUmut This whole argument was thrown out the window with Turkey’s illegal occupation of Cyprus territory.

On 1 January 2026, S.Cyprus took over the presidency of the Council of the EU. Make no mistake. Under the 1960 Treaties establishing the “Republic of Cyprus”, then Cyprus accepted binding obligations not to join any political or economic union unless both Greece and Türkiye were members. From this perspective, S.Cyprus’s accession to the European Union in 2004 raises serious concerns about legality and legitimacy, as Greece was an EU member at the time while Türkiye was not, and no change was made to the relevant treaties. The accession took place without the participation or consent of the Turkish Cypriot community, one of the Republic’s co-founding partners. Furthermore, in the 2004 referenda on the UN Annan Plan, the Turkish Cypriot community voted in favor of reunification while the Greek Cypriot community voted against it; nevertheless, Turkish Cypriots continue to face political and economic isolation, highlighting a clear and ongoing unfairness.

@sefakarahasan @vonderleyen Only in your world. Just so you know, only 🦃 recognizes that fake country occupying part of the Republic of Cyprus.

Dear @vonderleyen this is the real map of Cyprus. Just so you know.

@P1AbyPIA @BuildingMan79 You are completely missing the point. When Nazi Germany conquered Poland, it didn’t become a Polish reich, Poland became occupied. When the British empire conquered India, the English didn’t become Indians. India was under occupation and colonization.

@ioanni_k @BuildingMan79 I mean next to medival examples of how Vatican ruled its own population what you are mentioning is beyond that time period and that example truly comes with how power works and how its controlled,that replacement was not how religion works but how power and impact works

The correct answer is Italy but i will be answering Turkey due to it being the answer that greeks get triggered by the most

@P1AbyPIA @BuildingMan79 Yes he did and controlled the indigenous Orthodox population through it. He also made Islam the main religion and converted churches including Agia Sofia to mosques. The Roman Empire was a Christian empire. The Muslim ottomans conquered and didn’t replace.

Well if we are talking about religious perspectives Mehmet actually let Greek Othadox Church of Roman Empire continue-under the Ottoman and it exists till this day even after the fall of the Empire also culturally and politically it was significantly different. The Renaissance starts with archeological findings in Italy - this causes not the re- establishment of Romans but the cultural resurfacing. They are not direct same power shifts

@celiasanchezgr Γιατί δεν ρωτάς τους Τούρκους την ίδια ερώτηση για την Ελληνική μειονότητα;

Μητσοτάκη γιατί στη Θράκη δεν υπάρχουν σχολεία για τη μουσουλμανική μειονότητα; Ρεζίλι έχουμε γίνει, η Τουρκάλα δημοσιογράφος σε έκανε ρόμπα,γονε #ΝΔ

@P1AbyPIA @BuildingMan79 Yes there is. Like when the capital of the Roman Empire moved from west to east. It was the continuation of the Empire under a Christian religion and it was not done by force.

@ioanni_k @BuildingMan79 I mean there never is a replacement ceremony in that sense - its just how power shifts its imperial legitimacy

@sefakarahasan @RobertaMetsola The EU does not recognize KKTC, JUST SO YOU KNOW.

Dear @RobertaMetsola this is KKTC territory, the ruins of Salamis. Just so you know. You probably don't know because you've never visited the TRNC. Don’t worry!..

@P1AbyPIA @BuildingMan79 The Ottomans conquered the Roman Empire, they didn’t replace it.

The Roman Empire did not ‘end’ in 1476 , it continued until 1453, and after Constantinople fell, the Ottoman Empire, under Mehmed II, became its de facto political successor, while later European claims were ideological - rather than continuous (ex. Byzintine naming used centuries later - ex, Mehmet the Concurer using the title as "Emperor of Rome" ) these parts are heavily propangadized by west and east in general so I understand the confusion or the radical anger lol - funny enough the very reason modern day Turkiye's demographical richness due to its very contuniation from the Roman Empire later becoming the Ottoman Empire.

@josephMuztich @RobertDarren72 Mohamed was a Christian

@RobertDarren72 Jesus was a Muslim. He has no clue what Christianity really is

Islam is the oldest religion in the world, dating back to the time of Adam. All other ideologies emerged after Islam in an attempt to challenge it; to this day, they have failed to dispute it.

@lilyjayofficial “They embraced the past” by disrespecting Christianity and converting it to a Mosque? You’re so lost in your way.

How beautiful is this mosque I found?! 😱

@e_gozuguzelli Aren’t the UN resolutions on Cyprus that Turkey ignores international law?

As result Greek Cyppriot administration violates international law. Jeopordise the situation. This is against the Law of the sea principles, abuse of rights is forbidden!Estoppel works against those who ignored a partner’s lawful reservations not against the equal partner ..

@AcarUmut @drpsy19 Yeah he was there already before Turks came to Anatolia. At least your proud of Turkey’s Hellenic heritage

@drpsy19 Santa Clause was here already. Try again. bbc.com/news/av/world-…

Türkiye is the destination of the first American Pope’s first ever foreign visit as Pontiff.

@clashreport The fake sultan said it so it must be true….

Turkish President Erdogan: For a thousand years, people of every race, religion, sect, and origin have lived freely and without pressure on this land, which has been our homeland.