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[Pyrpolizer]

The Wiki is a long-term nonstop worldwide contribution of research (supported by evidence and citations) that has a much better chance of getting to the bottom of facts, than a 20 year old Turkish blogger!

So you can only laugh at yourself...

Obviously a Turkish blogger knows more than you.

[Get Real!]

The Wiki is a long-term nonstop worldwide contribution of research (supported by evidence and citations) that has a much better chance of getting to the bottom of facts, than a 20 year old Turkish blogger!

So you can only laugh at yourself...

Obviously a Turkish blogger knows more than you.

Just count your losses (once again) and move on.

[Lordo]

What's the matter with some pibol here. Are we going to argue about how the Turks got their flag now. Who gives a fuck.

So toilet brush boy thinks that the Turks stole Turkiye from Greeks which used Turkiya for the country. You stupid boy. Before 1923 there was no Turkiye so Greeks could not called it Turkiya. Before than the Ottomans called it Anadolu and I suspect it was called Anatolia and that was even before the Greeks invaded the place. It was Ataturk in 1923 who set up the republic and called it Turkiye and changed the alphabet to latin characters so it was friendlier to the rest of the world.

[Get Real!]

I’ve just discovered an entire Wiki on Islam that anyone can look up to get the exact origin of the crescent moon, as used by all Islamic countries…

https://wikiislam.net/wiki/Crescent_Moon

And that’s the end of that!

[Maximus]

What's the matter with some pibol here. Are we going to argue about how the Turks got their flag now. Who gives a fuck.

So toilet brush boy thinks that the Turks stole Turkiye from Greeks which used Turkiya for the country. You stupid boy. Before 1923 there was no Turkiye so Greeks could not called it Turkiya. Before than the Ottomans called it Anadolu and I suspect it was called Anatolia and that was even before the Greeks invaded the place. It was Ataturk in 1923 who set up the republic and called it Turkiye and changed the alphabet to latin characters so it was friendlier to the rest of the world.

It is Anatolia, the etymology of that word is from "the East", from Greek!

Turkia in medieval Latin, generally means the land of the Turks. In medieval English, it was Turkye and it is attested in works centuries before 1923.

The Turks were not even in Anatolia at the time. Anadolu is just a Turkish translation.

The Greek name, Tourkia (Τουρκία) was used by the Byzantine (in Anatolia) emperor and scholar Constantine VII in his book De Administrando Imperio, in the 10th Century. Referring to a Turkic state in the Caspian regions.

Where did the Turkye get that word from when there was no Turkiye before 1923? Let that marinade for a bit in that swamp you call a brain.

[Get Real!]

What's the matter with some pibol here. Are we going to argue about how the Turks got their flag now. Who gives a fuck.

So toilet brush boy thinks that the Turks stole Turkiye from Greeks which used Turkiya for the country. You stupid boy. Before 1923 there was no Turkiye so Greeks could not called it Turkiya. Before than the Ottomans called it Anadolu and I suspect it was called Anatolia and that was even before the Greeks invaded the place. It was Ataturk in 1923 who set up the republic and called it Turkiye and changed the alphabet to latin characters so it was friendlier to the rest of the world.

It is Anatolia, the etymology of that word is from "the East", from Greek!

Turkia in medieval Latin, generally means the land of the Turks. In medieval English, it was Turkye and it is attested in works centuries before 1923.

The Turks were not even in Anatolia at the time. Anadolu is just a Turkish translation.

The Greek name, Tourkia (Τουρκία) was used by the Byzantine (in Anatolia) emperor and scholar Constantine VII in his book De Administrando Imperio, in the 10th Century. Referring to a Turkic state in the Caspian regions.

Where did the Turkye get that word from when there was no Turkiye before 1923? Let that marinade for a bit in that swamp you call a brain.

It’s pitiful that the best that “ellinarades” like yourself, can pull off these days against Turkey, is the possibility of the enemy having “borrowed” some fragments of “Greek culture”… as if most of Greek culture wasn’t borrowed from elsewhere!

Knowing that you cannot defeat Turkey militarily or politically, you have happily resigned to a pitiful state of living off scraps to soften your blow of complete humiliation!

I hope that your humiliation be complete and may it be eternal, for this 9 year old boy will never forget your treason and the calamity you caused.

[Maximus]

What are you on about? What calamity and treason did I cause GR?

[Get Real!]

What are you on about? What calamity and treason did I cause GR?

Typical “ellinarades” like to taunt Turks over the alleged origin of this or that, in other words take cheap shots from afar… it’s the only “weapon” they’ve got left after fleeing with their tails up their arse in 1974!

Pre-74 the cowards were wreaking havoc in Cyprus, poking the bear… and then when the bear finally landed they run to the nearest ports of exit!

If you don’t want me to treat you like an “ellinaras” then don’t act like one!

[Maximus]

You sound like you want to go a tear down some statues.

[Get Real!]

Back then, there were only two large passenger boats doing the run from Limassol to Pireas (one of which was called the “Inousse” and the other I forget, but both had been turned over for use by the Red Cross - or at least had what seemed like a freshly painted red cross on their side) while plane tickets had tripled in price due to the crisis and therefore only a handful of people could afford a plane ticket out of Cyprus.

The cowardly “ellinarades” having toppled the government and made a complete mess of the island, quickly switched to civilian clothing and headed for the port of Limassol to escape; upon realizing that the bear had landed at Kyrenia beaches to confront them.

The cowards filled up both boats pushing women, children, and the elderly aside so that they may save their skins, thanks to the collaborating port authority which saw fit to evacuate the “Hellenic heroes” first!

Imagine the look on the faces of those working at the Pireas port upon seeing that the first two passenger boats arriving from Cyprus were packed with hundreds and hundreds of MALES aged 20 to 60, disembarking in a hurry instead of refugees!

Having lost everything the real refugees had to wait for these boats to return about 10-12 days later before they could escape their misery. Normally these boats could carry 300-400 tourists for cruises but now they had like 2-3 thousand refugees occupying every bit of space available on every deck day and night.

Such was the cowardice of the “Ellinaras” and the reason of my profound hatred for them for I witnessed firsthand what true cowards looked like as they panicked to board the first boats out the country, while those who had nothing to do with the coup were left to head north ill-equipped to confront the invader!