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@JoePostingg It was taken directly from the system used similarly in the Hellenistic period by the Greeks.

The Byzantine beacon system could transmit simple messages across the entire empire in roughly an hour. The original internet.

@AbFabEd @AntoineLbr9 I'm not sure what his point is, i get all the frustration with the immigration problem, it is a European problem. But im not sure what his point is other than being disrespectful and stupid.

@Dem_Stk @AntoineLbr9 @bvrakvs They are anti France, anti EU but pro Putin. They spit on France all day long and praise Putin and Trump but they call themselves so called « patriots ». They just are the heirs of Pétain, just a milice 2.0. The worst of what France can make. Sorry.

Can the Gauls first return the Gold of Tolosa (probably still in Gallic possession) and apologize for the sack of Delphi in 279 BC?

@AntoineLbr9 @AbFabEd @bvrakvs What does Macron have to do with your first statement? What does pro EU mean? 😮 Are you not European? Do you not like the European Union? What does Anti France mean?.

@AbFabEd @Dem_Stk @bvrakvs Average Pro-Macron, pro EU and Anti France spotted, opinion rejected.

@AbFabEd @AntoineLbr9 @bvrakvs Nah don't worry there are uneducated people everywhere, it doesn't have to do with race, it has to do with the people. I know that the majority of the French people are very well educated and have very good manners as well.

@Dem_Stk @AntoineLbr9 @bvrakvs I apologize in name of all the French people for this twat. Sorry, we have some in France and we don’t know what to do with them.

@AntoineLbr9 @bvrakvs Mongrel? Bro what are you even on about? 😂. Why is a descendant of the Franks calling me a mongrel 😂

@Dem_Stk @bvrakvs That's rich coming from a mongrel like you 🫵😅

@Ake_7_0 Without any prior source really, except for bringing out the Iliad and the Trojan War (whose archaeological evidence is scarce) as an example.

@Ake_7_0 Even the Afghans are aware of the Greek leagcy throughout history and proudly honor theirs in Afghanistan with depicting the Greek king Eukratides of Bactria as the symbol of their central bank. And yet Turks still talk about some Greek invasion in Anatolia.

Everyone in the world knows that it is 100% Greek land; just because barbarians from Central Asia invaded it does not mean that it became their property.

@LordBloodraven8 @jeanluccpicard You didn't conquer Anatolia in 1071, you only won against the Romans in the battle of Manzikert. It took you centuries for you to expand in Anatolia and for multiple beyliks to be dismantled.

@Dem_Stk @jeanluccpicard We conquered Anatolia in 1071 and it will be ours forever. Ask Armenians what happens if you think otherwise and decide to act on it.

My sincere condolences to my dear brothers in Christ, Armenians. It shouldn’t have been like this.

@Noticing_Evil @ErenCanumut Οι άνθρωποι έχουν πρόβλημα με τον εαυτό τους, μόνοι τους.

@ErenCanumut Παραδοχή πως υπάρχει λόγος σύναψης αμυντικής συμμαχίας Ελλάδας - Γαλλίας από Τούρκο; Όνειρο ζω, μη με ξυπνάτε!

Yunanistan'ın yaptığı son derece makul. Türkiye ile denk olmaması nedeni ile arkasına büyük bir güç almak istiyor. Mantıkta sorun yok, yalnız uygulama ciddi sorunlu. 1- Büyük güç desteği ile rakip gördüğün ülkeyi dengelemek istiyorsan gerçek bir büyük güç ile anlaş. 2- Macron'un kendini büyük güç olarak görüp böbürlenmesi ise jeopolitik bir fıkra.

@ErenCanumut Explain to me with common sense about how France and Greece are planning something against Turkey when they are all part of NATO and need US support.

@AntoineLbr9 @bvrakvs Good luck grabbing a history book.

@bvrakvs Modern Greeks are just a mix of Arabs, Turks, Thraces and Ancient Greeks. That explains why Greece is such a shi'thol'e country full of Anglo wannabees.

@LordBloodraven8 @jeanluccpicard Türkiye is not Turkish. It's Anadolu, Anatolia or Asia Minor. The real Turkish land is in Turkmenistan, it's called like that for this exact same reason.

@jeanluccpicard Speak for yourself. It have been and will always be "like this" to anyone who eyes even an inch of the Turkish land.

@turcowarrior @jeanluccpicard The reason why many don't know them is because the Turkic beyliks converted everyone by force to Islam later, including those Christian Orthodox Turks. But now there is a good resurging number.

@turcowarrior @jeanluccpicard Not all Turks are bad. The first Turks that migrated to the Eastern Roman Empire actually adopted Orthodox Christianity and many served in the military too. There were even Turks who married Greek women and served as aristocrats, long before the downfall of the Empire.

@RomeInTheEast @HellenicEchoes "When in doubt?, debate about Food" - Turkish mindset

@HellenicEchoes This is true, there’s a bigger bot army. Also Turkey is a more numerous nation by far. There seems to be a cultural aggression on this topic over there, I’m not sure why but I assume their government cultivates it.

You'll rarely see hordes of Greek bot accounts swarming Turkish food posts. There's clearly one side, which tries to erase the other.

@Markeeloo @AccessTheAnimus "He seemed more concerned in the original, so I don't like the Resynced version"

@AccessTheAnimus People will look you dead in your eyes and say the original looks better

Edward Kenway in 🏴‍☠️ Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced 🏴‍☠️ Remake [2026] 🆚 Original [2013]

@trad_west_ Happy Saint George feast day!

Before he was a Saint, George was a high-ranking officer in the Roman army under Emperor Diocletian. When the empire issued an edict to purge the military of Christians and ordered all soldiers to offer sacrifices to pagan idols, George didn't quietly slip away or hide his beliefs. He tore down the Emperor's decree, distributed his wealth to the poor, and stood before the most brutal regime on earth to declare his unwavering allegiance to Christ. He endured unimaginable torture and a martyr's death without ever breaking his resolve. When a venomous dragon terrorized the city of Silene and demanded the sacrifice of the King's own daughter, the entire region was paralyzed by fear. But the beast had never faced a Christian knight. Seeing the monster rising from the waters to claim the princess, George made the sign of the cross, leveled his lance, and charged directly at the threat, pinning the massive creature to the earth with a single strike. He offered the terrified city a simple choice: abandon your pagan idols, be baptized in the name of Christ, and the monster dies. That day, a King and tens of thousands of his people embraced the faith, and the beast was finally defeated Today’s culture tells you: “There are no dragons.” “The dragon is misunderstood.” “Don’t judge the dragon.” “just tolerate the dragon!” But Saint George says: “No. Evil must be confronted & destroyed.” Saint George’s weapons symbolize the Word of God - Ephesians 6,17 You are not unarmed. The Catholic, clothed in grace, truth, and sacramental power, is meant to be a dragon-slayer. Saint George was martyred by the Roman emperor Diocletian for refusing to renounce Christ. He didn’t just fight dragons, he defied real earthly power in the name of a higher King. He is a patron of Christian resistance to tyranny.

@nonregemesse LMAO

A ‘Spaniard’ from ‘West Asia’ saying Greek food is just Turkish

@kynnigos @nonregemesse Still a Roman citizen. That's what Steven is trying to point out.

@nonregemesse he was Greek

Saint George was a Roman soldier, not a Turk as Turks hadn’t violently conquered Anatolia yet, and would have ever legal right to enter what is now called England as it was part of the empire he served.

@o_Panagos_ @ReyThiagocomest Bros country was founded by Germanic tribes that expelled the Arabs from the area, only to adopt Latin to act civilised and now Spain is comprised of the descendants of the uncivilised. What is the Spanish Civilization? Please tell us, what is unique about it?

@ReyThiagocomest We stole Roman culture?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Are u aware that all roman gods, most of their statues, even their alphabet, come from the Greek culture? And how about the spanish language, arent u thieves for speaking a Roman language? U are ridiculous dude... grow up.

Me hace gracia el intento de 'helenizar' lo que es puramente turco. 🤡🇬🇷 Como español, sé que por mucho que le cambies el nombre a un plato, el ADN del sabor no miente. 🇹🇷✨ Podéis engañar al ojo con la presentación, pero no al paladar que conoce la verdad. ¡Eso es Turquía en el plato! 🥘🚫🎭