May 29, 1453- greatest act of Islamofascist terror ever

[Polishprince]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

 

[Moonglow]

They were more East Asian converts than circumcised born and breed for Islam.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

They were more East Asian converts than circumcised born and breed for Islam.

Not so much, while Turkics might come from Central-Asia, the people of Turkey are largely genetically related to their neighbors like Armenia, Greece, Syria, Azerbaijan etc.

Maybe 5 - 10% of Turkey's DNA is from Central-Asia, the other 90-95% if from the region.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

The horrors of Bulgaria were pretty bad too.

Still, the Muslims aren't much less, or much more brutal than Western Europe + Russia.

 

[Moonglow]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

The Christians sacked Constantinople the Turks conquered it.

 

[SobieskiSavedEurope]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

The Christians sacked Constantinople the Turks conquered it.

Yeah kind of, indeed.
The 4th Crusade, was when Western European crusader forces sacked the Greek Byzantine.

Western Europeans like Muslims both have a lot to answer for.

 

[Mike Dwight]

Meh what are we looking for, Turkey and Genocide, and you skipped the Armenian Genocide? Its the largest genocides list 2 million Armenians in Turkey? Obviously Turkey ran over actual Native Christian Inhabitants, not just the extended Empire, particularly Asia Minor, or often called Anatolia, where are ethnic Armenians, who are no kind of genetic greeks, like most others, and whenever Russia seemed like an Orthodox threat to Turkey they had "some other misunderstanding" and shot and killed all these people. Its surprising, I wonder if the Patriarch of Constantinople who is still supposed to be the head of all this, really believes his histories he says, well they say the downfall of the Byzantine Empire, sure they hate that one Crusade, it was more like Venice, Venice has Byzantine loot right now, they are just traders that surprised and took everything, I think. The resulting state is the Latin Empire, see we are typing in Latin Right Now in a Latin Alphabet like Western Europe, some people Right Now still aren't going to include the Eastern Europeans and all the Eastern European alphabets, look into it. Same stuff, 800 years. Anyway, what this brainwashed people in Istanbul (Constantinople) end up insulting how west Europe had loose nations and that led to Autocephaly in Bulgaria or other northwest nations, Croatia?The fall of the EMpire! not Turkey! no!

 

[Litwin]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

The Christians sacked Constantinople the Turks conquered it.

edition: the Romans sacked themsleves

 

[Litwin]

Made 9/11/2001 look like a church picnic, as terrorists violated one of the most important cities in western civilization.

To date, the muslim leaders have never apologized for this outrage.

The Sack of Constantinople, 1453

The Christians sacked Constantinople the Turks conquered it.

Yeah kind of, indeed.
The 4th Crusade, was when Western European crusader forces sacked the Greek Byzantine.

Western Europeans like Muslims both have a lot to answer for.

edition : Western European crusader forces sacked Rome

 

[TrueTT]

It’s a shame that it took the Greeks 400 years to throw off Muslim Ottoman rule after this- and Constantinople was to forever be lost.

 

[Litwin]

It’s a shame that it took the Greeks 400 years to throw off Muslim Ottoman rule after this- and Constantinople was to forever be lost.

"Greeks" have nothing to do with this story

 

[TrueTT]

It’s a shame that it took the Greeks 400 years to throw off Muslim Ottoman rule after this- and Constantinople was to forever be lost.

"Greeks" have nothing to do with this story

“Greeks” have everything to do with this story.

The Siege of Constantinople was the gateway to the Turkish Muslim conquest of Southeastern European Christendom- of which nearly 400 years of Ottoman rule over the Greeks was a core aspect.

 

[Litwin]

It’s a shame that it took the Greeks 400 years to throw off Muslim Ottoman rule after this- and Constantinople was to forever be lost.

"Greeks" have nothing to do with this story

“Greeks” have everything to do with this story.

The Siege of Constantinople was the gateway to the Turkish Muslim conquest of Southeastern European Christendom- of which nearly 400 years of Ottoman rule over the Greeks was a core aspect.

the late Romans called pagans for "Greeks" , find word "Greek" here

"its citizens continued to refer to their empire simply as the Roman Empire (Greek: , tr. Basileia Rhōmaiōn; Latin: Imperium Romanum),[2] or Romania , and to themselves as "Romans".[3]"

 

[Mike Dwight]

Litwin do you ever tend to cite your story in the slightest? If the Crusades sacked Rome I'd think we'd hear about it. What'd the Pope do, ask for Europe to come attack himself in Rome? The Crusades involved East Romans appealing to the West Romans, the Roman Empire lost 700 ad to "Muslims" who hated oppression by the Christians, and that's recovered Roman Territory, a Holy Land? Maybe

 

[Litwin]

Litwin do you ever tend to cite your story in the slightest? If the Crusades sacked Rome I'd think we'd hear about it. What'd the Pope do, ask for Europe to come attack himself in Rome? The Crusades involved East Romans appealing to the West Romans, the Roman Empire lost 700 ad to "Muslims" who hated oppression by the Christians, and that's recovered Roman Territory, a Holy Land? Maybe

"Crusades sacked Rome" yes they did , people who lived in Constantinople saw themselves as the Romans , everyone knows it, so called "Byzantium" is 18c German term .
"its citizens continued to refer to their empire simply as the Roman Empire (Greek: , tr. Basileia Rhōmaiōn; Latin: Imperium Romanum),[2] or Romania , and to themselves as "Romans".[3]"