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Postby insan » Sat Mar 28, 2009 12:34 am

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denizaksulu wrote:After all that has been said, would Greece want to save GR? :cry:


I don't think Greece would be influenced by GR! But save him she would ....... after thousands of years of scholarship, she has met all kinds. Like a replayed tragedy, they fell in the traps of the CIA-coup .... but the Greeks triumph in the end ... and only a fool would think they have given up on saving Cyprus from the Turks ....


"they" fell in the traps of the cia-coup? I guess u mean only the fascist Greeks.

U should thank Turkey for the so-called Greek triumph of getting read of Junta. :wink: I guess junta regime would have lasted till the collapse of the soviet union, had the events of 1974 not taken place.
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Postby YFred » Sat Mar 28, 2009 12:51 am

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denizaksulu wrote:After all that has been said, would Greece want to save GR? :cry:


I don't think Greece would be influenced by GR! But save him she would ....... after thousands of years of scholarship, she has met all kinds. Like a replayed tragedy, they fell in the traps of the CIA-coup .... but the Greeks triumph in the end ... and only a fool would think they have given up on saving Cyprus from the Turks ....

I tremble with fear, Greeks with their spear, the 300 my dear. :wink:
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Postby Get Real! » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:01 am

The “Byzantines” was a more contemporary name for the eastern Roman Empire not Greeks!

As for Alexander, he was a King of the Kingdom of Macedonia, just as his father was before him and certainly not a king of Greece!

http://www.ancientmacedonia.com/Rawlinson.html

http://www.ancientmacedonia.com/alexander.html

And finally, if Greeks were so great thousands of years ago, how come they’re so stupid today… natural regression? Image

I suspect that the very existence of ancient “Greeks” may well turn out to be a figment of the modern Greek’s imagination, a total mythology if you like, for such is their delusional tendency… indeed the biggest maskarades in the history of mankind! :roll:
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Postby Oracle » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:03 am

Why do you think Greeks are stupid?
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Postby YFred » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:05 am

I allways thought that the empire in Greece and Turkey was called the East Roman Empire? Who has changed their name?
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Postby Simon » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:17 am

GR YOU ARE A JOKE!!

You have just posted links from the propaganda machine of the FYROM. When clicking on the link, click on "Who are we". It tells you who they are and their motives. I asked you if you have fallen for the FYROM propaganda and the answer is quite clearly YES. I used independent sources such as the BBC.


[quote]The “Byzantines” was a more contemporary name for the eastern Roman Empire not Greeks![/quote]

What is your point? "Byzantine" doesn't mean Greek anyway. The eastern Roman Empire had always been profoundly influenced and dominated by Greeks even before the Byzantine Empire. Type into a search engine "Greek empire" or "Empire of the Greeks" and the Byzantine Empire will be one of those listed.


[quote]As for Alexander, he was a King of the Kingdom of Macedonia, just as his father was before him and certainly not a king of Greece! [/quote]

Macedonia was a kingdom in northern Greece, and Alexander did become the King of Greece when he unified the Greek city-states. He fought Persia on behalf of Greece! :roll: If Macedonia was so different from Greece, why didn't he spread the "Macedonian language and culture"? It is quite STUPID GR to label a whole ethnic group as stupid, and it is also racist. :roll: You have not dealt with any of the points that I raised in my previous post, showing that Alexander regarded himself as Greek. But you know better than experts who have studied this area for years, such as Robin Lane Foxe. :roll:

You are right GR, the thousands of pieces of evidence and magnificient architecture etc, testifying to the magnificent ancient Greek civilisation is all just a figment of everyone's imagination. :roll:
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Postby denizaksulu » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:20 am

YFred wrote:I allways thought that the empire in Greece and Turkey was called the East Roman Empire? Who has changed their name?



Byzantium was the older name of Istanbul prior to Constantinopolis.

Byzanz was the original founder of a city on the same site.
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Postby Get Real! » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:28 am

Simon wrote:You are right GR, the thousands of pieces of evidence and magnificient architecture etc, testifying to the magnificent ancient Greek civilisation is all just a figment of everyone's imagination. :roll:

Five or ten thousand years from now, archeologists will be uncovering fragments of F22-Raptors buried all over Afghanistan and will be forgiven for surmising that the ancient Afghanis of the 21st century were at the forefront of technology!

What you find under ground doesn’t always tell the true story…
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Postby Simon » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:31 am

OK GR, you keep on speculating with hardly any evidence for your theories, whilst I'll remain in the real world.

Greek innovations in drama, architecture, mathematics, science, literature, history, warfare, medicine etc etc were all attributed to Greeks by mistake. :roll: Whatever helps you sleep at night GR.... :lol: :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:34 am

Get Real! wrote:
Simon wrote:You are right GR, the thousands of pieces of evidence and magnificient architecture etc, testifying to the magnificent ancient Greek civilisation is all just a figment of everyone's imagination. :roll:

Five or ten thousand years from now, archeologists will be uncovering fragments of F22-Raptors buried all over Afghanistan and will be forgiven for surmising that the ancient Afghanis of the 21st century were at the forefront of technology!

What you find under ground doesn’t always tell the true story…


No one uses one piece of "credible evidence" to draw up thousands of years of history!

The limits of your inability to grasp the holistics of history and anthropology are breathless in their inanity ...

Admit it GR! ... you are a merely a militant and not an academic.
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