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Απ'τ 2012 ειμαι εδω αλλα τωρα τ 2022 αρχισα να γραφω.Ειμαι κατα της αδικιας κ δεν υποστηριζω ΤΥΦΛΑ κανεναν γιατι η μονη ιδεολογια ειναι τ 'φραγκα' κ τ 'βολεμα'.Οποιος ειναι παραβατικος η δεν σεβεται τ εθιμα της χωρας που ζει μαλλον της σκαβει τον λακκο.Προοδος δε σημαινει αναρχια

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🔵 Syrian family leaves Stuttgart after 160 crimes A Syrian large family has voluntarily left Stuttgart for Syria following years of criminal activity, including over 160 documented offenses such as stabbings, robberies, and serious assaults. Eleven of the father’s thirteen sons were reportedly involved in criminal behavior, leading to a coordinated effort by Baden-Württemberg in Germany 🇩🇪 authorities to convince the family they had no future in Germany. Reports indicate that housing, legal, and prison costs for the family amounted to nearly €500,000.

@LorenaDoberus Over 1700 inscriptions in ancient Greek that were found in Albanian territories have been published in the book“Ancient Albania revealed through ancient Greek inscriptions” by #French Pierre Cabanes & #Albanian F.Drini Albanians are living in a #greek land tiranatimes.com/over-1700-insc…

What if Mycenae wasn’t « Greek » in origin? French archeologist Pierre Cabanes argued its founders came from central and southern Albania (~1700 BCE). He also saw the Epirotes as non-Greek, with distinct social and legal structures, closer to Illyrians. #nomorelies

The Fluted Ionic Column from the Temple of Artemis, Sardis, from the Hellenistic Period, circa 300 BC. It stands proudly in the center of Room 160 in the Met, NY. In the museum, it looks impressive at 14.2ft, but 2,300 years ago it towered proudly at a staggering 58ft. The capital and the foliated base torus have both been described by classical architecture experts as exceptionally elaborate. For those who will ask why the bottom fluted section is wider, it is because the Greeks created an optical illusion whereby tall, straight columns would look curved or bent. By altering the widths at various points, it made the human eye perceive it as completely straight. The Parthenon atop the Acropolis in Greece has examples of this technique on both vertical and horizontal planes. The base steps curve outward quite a bit when looking at them from lying on the steps looking sideways. When you focus by closing one eye, you can clearly see each step curve noticeably outward in the middle. When standing up and looking at the steps sideways, they appear perfectly straight. #drthehistories

@thisissezer @GMeneshian -Turkey will spend the equivalent of $27.34 #billion on defense and security in 2026, marking a 30% increase compared with the previous year!! -Meanwhile nearly 12 million in Turkey live in extreme #poverty, ministry data shows turkishminute.com/2025/08/15/nea….

Dudes you're all hilarious. Don't have the budget, manpower, tech, will and soul. Everyone knows you try your best to pose as you contribute so you can manipulate your way out of allies against Turkey. Everyone will use you, get your "contribution", you will use the toys you bought with the taxes of hard earned money of your people, and when you try to convince everyone to sanction Turkey or get Turkey out of Cyprus or even get their help to support your claims on Agean, they will act as if you didn't do anything, you didn't contribute, tried to be good boy, licked their egos like there is no tomorrow. Reelpolitik will shape the politics, you might hear some "I hear you" barking, then in the end all will be over like the Rojava plans. Because you don't see whats happening on the ground. Don't even understand the dynamics between Turkey and Israel. My god - I'd hate to be a Greek citizen right now. It would be painful to see how toyed my country is.

Many have underestimated Greece. Since the Iran war began, Greece: - Deployed warships & jets to Cyprus - Provided anti-ballistic cover to Bulgaria - Its Patriots in KSA thwarted Iranian missiles - Maintains naval presence in the Red Sea - Is emerging as a pillar of EU security

On this day, 70 years ago, Michael Cacoyannis' "A Girl in Black" (1956) was released in Greece. Michael Cacoyannis on the inspiration for "A Girl in Black" (1956): "This film is clearly influenced by the personal tragedy of Elli Lambetti. Her family drama is put on the canvas of a small community. But the idea of a family dealing with someone’s death was influenced by Lambetti’s personal experience, with whom I have worked many times in the theatre and were great personal friends. That’s where it started –from my personal experience with Elli Lambetti. I admired her and loved her very much.” ("“We laughed a lot”: Interview with Michael Cacoyannis", Alex Leith, 2011)

@AEK_FC_OFFICIAL Φυσιολογικο αποτελεσμα οταν παιζει συνεχως με τα ιδια 3 ατομα στην αμυνα (π.χ Ροτα) κ εχουν σκασει.Ο Κουτεσα οταν ειχε φορμαριστει ξαφνικα βρεθηκε στον παγκο.6 για βασικο δεν πηρε,τον αμυντικο που αγορασε δεν τον πολυβαζει. Δεν καταλογιζω καμμια ευθυνη στους παικτες.. #aekfc

Λήξη του αγώνα: ΑΕΚ – NK Celje 0-2 #AEKFC #UECL

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 All your replies are lies to people that dont know Turkey well. I stop here. Germany summons #Turkish ambassador over ‘wolf’ goal celebration theguardian.com/world/article/…

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 This symbol has very old roots and, like Churchill's V sign, it means victory among the Turks. What's wrong with using it?

Ernest Hemingway wrote about the burning of the port city of Smyrna, which was set on fire in 1922 during the Greco-Turkish War under the command of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, in order to completely eradicate the Christian presence in Anatolia. Over 100,000 Greeks and Armenians were killed. "The worst, he said, were the women with dead babies. You couldn’t get the women to give up their dead babies. They’d have babies dead for six days. You couldn’t get them to give them up. Nothing you could do would make them give them up."

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 Minorities & Terrorists in Greece ''Executives of the #Turkish party "Zafer Partisi" are photographed in the square of #Xanthi making the sign of the ''gray wolves'' in front of the officers' club.Why are they allowed to enter the country?'' x.com/akrokentrwos_2…

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 How does Greek law treat those who support terrorism? I hope that, as an EU country, you recognize your minorities and grant them at least as many rights as Türkiye, which is not an EU member.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 200.000 muslims only in Thrace that live as ''kings'' and 1.500 christians in Turkey living as shadows. Kurds are first in turkish jails because of prosecutions. Even the major of Constantinople is in jail. Do you live in the clouds??

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 When you joined the EU, one of the agreements you signed was to recognize the rights of minorities in your country and allow them to practice their cultures. But do Macedonians, Albanians, Vlachs, and Orthodox Turks have minority rights? No....

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 Yes as #Kurds are terrorists and dont deserve an independent state (despite being 30 million) but #Palestinians deserve an independent state (despite being only 3 millions)...😃

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 History is full of mistakes and prejudices. 😃😄😀

@petar_baka @kbalian90 Exactly the opposite "Why did we burn Izmir? Because we were afraid that if the buildings were left in place, we would not be able to get rid of the #minorities... " #Turkish journalist & writer Falih Rifki Atay (1894-1971), "Cankaya" (1st edition), Dunya Yayinlari ed., 1958

@kbalian90 Some blame the Greeks for the fire. They argue that the Greeks, seeing that the city was about to fall in the hands of the Turks, set it on fire because they didn't want the Turks to enjoy it intact. It was probably the most cosmopolitan city of the Ottoman Empire.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 Your turkish history is only invasions,occupations,slavery,genocides,destruction.Even the muslim Arabs hate you...

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 Yes, that's misinformation. This was an arson attack carried out by Greek/Armenian collaborators who didn't want to leave the city to the Turks. Just like the 1917 Thessaloniki arson attack. x.com/i/status/20347…

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 So many #turkish journalists & writers said that Turkey burnt Smyrna to get rid of the Christians.Thanks that the more you reply the more i search and learn the turkish lies...

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 If theTurks were going to burn thecity & carry out ethnic cleansing,they wouldn't be so foolish as to do it at a time when thewind is blowing towards theTurkish neighborhood,would they?Izmir meteorological reports clearly indicate thedirection of thewind. So this claim is absurd.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 "Why did we burn Izmir? Because we were afraid that if the buildings were left in place, we would not be able to get rid of the #minorities... " #Turkish journalist & writer Falih Rifki Atay (1894-1971), "Cankaya" (1st edition), Dunya Yayinlari ed., 1958

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 Rumors began circulating months earlier that theGreeks&Armenians would rather set thecity ablaze than hand it over to theTurks.Western consuls& high-ranking Western officers visited theGreek headquarters inIzmir,demanding that necessary precautions be taken.But theGreeks refused.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 An armenian gang is now in Palestine pretending they are Jewish too.They have stolen their uniforms...😃

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 B/c that neighborhood was under the control of an Armenian gang.That's why they carried out this act so easily. At that time,thewind was blowing towards theTurkish neighborhood.They were theones who opened fire & threw bombs to prevent thefire brigade from extinguishing the fire.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 While hosing down the ArmenianClub to protect it from nearby fire, E.Katsaros,a Smyrna #fireman, saw 2 Turkish soldiers carry tins of petroleum & empty the liquid on a piano.Katsaros told them “On the one hand we are trying to stop the fires, & on the other you are setting them”

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 Then read the fire reports of those who witnessed the fire. For example, the İzmir Fire Chief Greskovich, Admiral Dumasnil, etc. They reported the entire fire process from beginning to end.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 The Turks were nomads,raiders & gangs in the steppes of #Mongolia.

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 These gang members, dressed in Turkish military uniforms,would set fire to neighboring houses whenever thewind blew towards theTurkish neighborhood.When firefighters & Turkish soldiers arrived to extinguish these fires,they would prevent them by opening fire from Armenian houses.

@h_okan18535 @kbalian90 The Turks were Armenians & Greeks that have stolen turkish uniforms!!Typical ''0 iq'' Turk😃 'Our teachers & girls saw #Turks in regular soldiers' uniforms or officers' uniforms, using long sticks dipped in a can of liquid carried into houses which were soon burning' Minnie Mills

@STELIOSover @kbalian90 M.Mills saw Armenian gang members wearing Turkish uniforms.These gangs had raided Turkish army depots & looted numerous Turkish uniforms during their time inCilicia.Armenian gangs serving in theGreek army were still using these uniforms.C. Davis had also seen these Armenians.