Nikitaras

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe We have the highest debt-to-gdp and Italy is no2. The total volume of the debt isnt even at the top 5, France has the biggest. We also have the biggest reduction of its debt though... We are not in crisis, but people are strained due to the global situations that are occurring.

@s_vgls @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Hahahhah I meant "you know best" whether you want to come or not But yeah, I live here so I know the real prices too. Btw how’s the Greek economy these days? Still the highest debt in Europe🧐? Let me know if I’m wrong 😉

🇹🇷 Countries with the most Turks: 1. 🇩🇪 Germany: 3,700,000 2. 🇸🇾 Syria: 3,500,000 3. 🇳🇱 Netherlands: 2,000,000 4. 🇮🇶 Iraq: 2,000,000 5. 🇪🇬 Egypt: 1,500,000 6. 🇩🇿 Algeria: 1,000,000 7. 🇫🇷 France: 1,000,000 8. 🇧🇬 Bulgaria: 588,318 9. 🇹🇳 Tunisia: 500,000 10. 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: 500,000 11. 🇦🇹 Austria: 350,000 Note: People with Turkish ancestry. Excluding Turkey. Data is from different years but fairly recent. Source: Wikipedia

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe For sure, you know the best since you are leaving there, so let me know if I am wrong... 😉

@s_vgls @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Alr you know the best 👌

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Maybe Antalya is a better place to visit, I dont know but I believe you, from what I know many Russians choose it for their vocations. Most likely I wont visit it very soon though, I 've heard its not the best period to visit it due to the inflation...

@s_vgls @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Lol I phrased it a bit poorly; generalizing is wrong, but ofc you can't expect 10-20 people out of 90 million to be uneducated :D But as I said, I wish you could explore better places and people For example Im from Antalya and I think you could have a wonderful experience here :)

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe No, in Greece most of the people are not so fanatics with the politics and when they are, they are hiding it.

@s_vgls @aggeloshcr @statsglobe I don't know what it's like in Greece, but I doubt there's the same level of fanaticism and mutual hatred as there is here. Lol

@female_mammal @llc4nn @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe You read what you want to read, I didnt say Yoruks is narrative, I said its a narrative that Ataturk's mother was Yoruk, his father was Balkan. If you have a 10-15% Turkic genetics by the way, you cant claim you are descentant of the central asian Nomads.

@s_vgls @llc4nn @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe “The cook is not real cook because he cooked very good food throughout the years!” 🤦‍♀️ That is exactly how you sound to a Turkic Nomad when you talk about our ON PURPOSE mixed genetics. Widen those stupid farmer brains of yours a bit for god’s sake!

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe I hope the percentage I mention is exaggerated, but in general the further I got from the central areas, the more obvious it was, even from the living conditions.

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Its not about the 90millions, its percentage... if only 10% is educated out of the 90millions, sorry but its not enough...

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Of course I have no problem with the Turkish people, but I do have a problem with the narrative of Turkey's "blue homeland" as well as with the occupation of Cyprus.

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe I have been fortunate to interact with Turks in my work and not only, and my communication with them was a joy. When I visited Turkey, I realized that Turks who travel and have education and culture were not the majority unfortunately.

@Qurnase3 @Pepperonip1zza @Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories He did not burn and destroy all Greek cities. The worst damage was concentrated in Athens and Piraeus. Most other Greek cities were not razed. This was part of war against Pontus, it wasnt a campaign to crush Greece.

@Qurnase3 @Pepperonip1zza @Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories Exaggerated claim. Lucius Cornelius during the First Mithridatic War against Mithridates VI of Pontus, besieged and sacked Athens (which had sided with Mithridates under the tyrant Aristion), he caused destruction and casualties and also burned Piraeus.

A Turkish journalist has sparked intense debate after claiming that much of modern Turkey was once part of the Christian Greek world and that many people living there today descend from populations that were forcibly or gradually Islamized over the centuries. According to her statements, vast regions of Anatolia were Orthodox Christian and Greek for centuries before the spread of Islam transformed the demographic and cultural landscape. She argues that many families of Greek and Armenian origin eventually lost their original faith and identity, adopting Islam and a Turkish national identity instead. The journalist describes the disappearance of churches, the destruction of Christian cemeteries, and the gradual erasure of a civilization that had existed in Asia Minor for more than a thousand years. She also claims that many descendants of Islamized Greeks have been taught to view Orthodox Greeks as enemies despite their shared ancestry. “I have seen firsthand what Islamization does to culture and freedom,” she stated, warning that Europe should learn from the historical experience of Anatolia and protect its cultural heritage and identity. Her comments have reignited discussions about the forgotten Christian history of Asia Minor, the existence of Crypto-Christians, and the complex ethnic origins of many people in modern Turkey. For many Greeks, these remarks are seen as a rare acknowledgment from within Turkey of the deep historical roots of Hellenism in Anatolia and the dramatic changes that followed the Ottoman era. #drthehistories

@theepicmap It used to be quiet once, now all the motorheads know about it and you can't find peace for your midday siesta.

How’s it living in Isle of Man?

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Just because you sided with the invader doesn't mean you have the right to kill those who didn't, which is what you did.

@Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe First of all, I didn't say that you are only Greeks, but MOST OF YOU are descendants of local subjugated populations. Of course, from the brainwashing that these populations underwent through centuries, they became more fanatical than anyone else against their own blood.

@mikimuse28 @llc4nn @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Brainwashed, next.

@s_vgls @llc4nn @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe DNA analysis is nonsense; only weak people do that. Crying won't get you anything. Just because they're mixed doesn't mean they're Balkan. There were civilizations in Anatolia before the Greeks, but of course, if it were up to you, they'd all be Greek. :D

@llc4nn @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Even if we accept the Yörük narrative, it does not guarantee Central Asian ancestry. By the 15th century, the Anatolian nomads were heavily mixed with the vastly larger Islamized local populations (such as Greeks, Phrygians and others).

@s_vgls @Mini_Pekka_07 @aggeloshcr @statsglobe Konyalı yörük türkü göçebe kökenli.

@Qurnase3 @Pepperonip1zza @Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories Go check what percentage of Greek men died during the battles between Romans and Greeks. You will find out it was very few and it happened mostly regional in some places in battles, not in general. Many Greeks excelled during the Roman Empire and shaped it. Stop the innacuracies.

@Pepperonip1zza @Dr_TheHistories @archeohistories Roma imparatorluğu gerçek Yunanlılara soykırım yaptı. bütün şehirleri ele geçirip erkekleri öldürüp kadınları ve çocukları öldürdüler Geriye kırsalda yaşayan çobanlar ve adalarda yaşayan küçük gruplar kaldı. Yerlerine imparatorluğun farklı yerlerinden insanları yerleştirdiler.