Alparslan

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

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[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@OktaySinanoglu1 Azerbaycan bir Türk Devleti - başka bir Türk devleti olan Türkiye'ye kötülük yapılmasına müsaade eder mi ? Saçmalama ! Siz İsrail - Azerbaycan'dan İstihbarat desteği alacak diye yazmışsın , Sen nereden aldın bu bilgiyi ? manipülatif haber yaydığın çok açık....

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@UcuzlukFest O yaşlı teyze kuyumcunun eski müşterisi olabilir veya tanıdığı birisi olabilir. bu nedenlerle Ona biraz indirim yapabilir...

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

Türkiye'de yapılması gereken ilk işlerden biride sebze ve meyvede komisyoncuyu aradan tamamen çıkartan bir organizasyon örneğin eski tip kooperatiflerin daha gelişmiş bir versiyonunu kurmaktır. Böylece hem üretici hakkını alır hemde tüketici ucuza ürün alır. sebze-meyveden kaynaklanan gıda fiyatları artışının Enflasyonist etkisi de önlenmiş olur.Ama bu kooperatiflerin başına yiyici-fırsatçı takımından asalak insanların değilde özverili , çalışkan yenilikçi insanların getirilmesi gerekmekte yoksa bu tür yapıların başına geçen ağzı laf yapan ama tüm derdi çıkar olan asalak kimseler bir şekilde kendi küplerini doldurmaya kendilerine para ağacı yaratmaya bakarlar.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

There were several military blunders: 1. The dispersal of German forces across too many fronts—such as the unnecessary deployment of troops to Libya and the Balkans. 2. A failure to place sufficient importance on the Air Force (Luftwaffe); Adolf Hitler’s personal pilot, General Hans Baur, touches upon this in his memoirs. Instead of building naval vessels—such as the *Bismarck* or the *Graf von Spee*, both of which ended up at the bottom of the sea—Germany should have produced a larger number of advanced combat aircraft. 3. The invasion of Soviet Russia, which led to the loss of German soldiers in harsh winter conditions; Hitler even forbade a retreat to narrower, more defensible fronts. Furthermore, Hitler’s aide, Martin Bormann, was a truly malevolent figure. In addition, Hermann Rauschning—in his highly influential book *Conversations with Hitler* (published in 1939 and also known in some editions as *Hitler Speaks*)—suggested that Adolf Hitler was under the influence of some sort of demonic or supernatural entity; in other words, that he was "possessed." I have also read that Rudolf Hess held similar views.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@ortacagtarihi_ Tamam tam okurum , ama sende Sultan Alparslan gibi tarihi çok büyük bir şahsiyetleri küçültücü paylaşımlar yapma lütfen...

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

Yukarıda yazdıklarınızın hiçbirisi de Malazgirt savaşının olduğu dönemin tarihçileri değil. Selçuklu Sultanları mağlup olan düşman hükümdarlarına böyle aşağılayıcı davranışlarda bulunmayacak kadar asil İnsanlardı. Nitekim Sultan Alparslanın ölümü günümüz Muş civarında teslim aldığı bir kale komutanıyla görüşürken düşmanının elinden olmuştur. O kale komutanı elleri serbest üzerinde bir bıçakla ayakta Sultan Alparslanın huzuruna çıkabiliyorsa koskoca Bizans İmparatorunu böylesine aşağılanırmıydı ? hem dostluk kurmak istediği bir hükümdarı öylesine aşağılamazdı.

[Temettü Özgürü @temettuozguru]

Benzini bilmem ama Dizel araçlar en az 100 yıl daha satılacak. Ülkenin hatta avrupanın her köşesinde her an kullanıma hazır yüzbinlerce ton dizel bulundurmanın en efektif yolu bu çünkü.

Piyasada Dizel araç varsa her ilde ve ilçede binlerce ton dizel 24 saat kullanıma hazır bekler.

Barış zamanı insanlar işe gidip gelir, savaş zamanı tanklar, obüsler,askeri nakliye araçları bu yakıtla gidip gelir.

Devlet masraf yapmadan bütün ülkenin yakıt lojistiğini petrol şirketleri üstlenir.

Eğer avrupada dizeli yasaklarsan, bütün ordunun dizel yakıtını yanında taşıman hatta kendin rafineri kurup üretmen gerekir. Çünkü satılmayan ürünü kimse üretmez ve avrupadaki petrol rafinerileri birer birer kapanır.

O zaman Milyonlarca ton dizeli depolayıp saklaman gerekir ki bunlar savaşta vurulursa düşmanı tüfekle mi durduracaksın.

O zaman tankları elektrikli yapalım diyebilirsin.

Peki

Rus tankları berlin'e yürürken elektrikli tanklarla savaşa çıkın da görelim

Askerleri elektrikli araçlarla nakliye edin de görelim

Savaş meydanında şarj kablosuyla obüs şarj edin de görelim.

Yüz bin askerin lojistiğini elektrikli tırlarla yapın da görelim.

Gerçek savaşta elektrik altyapınız kaç saat dayanacak ?

Elektrik üreten santraller kaç dakika gün kalabilecek?

Rafinerin vurulsa ABD dizeli gemiyle yollar, elektriğiniz kesilince neyle yollayacak ?

Bugünün teknoloji seviyesinde
Dizel demek savaş demektir.

Savaş varsa, dizel vardır.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@0ccultbot It is impossible to know which of the soldiers in this image would become enemies of Jesus, and which would become his loyal followers, were they to encounter him. In fact, the ancestors of some of these men did encounter Jesus 2,000 years ago.

[Tales of Ancient Egypt @AlexWynnAshwood]

This image shows an authentic limestone votive stela from the Greco-Roman Period (roughly dated between 332 BCE and 395 CE) originating from Egypt.

I believe it's in the Rijksmuseum in Leiden, Netherlands.

It captures the blending of Greek and Egyptian religious traditions through three major deities.

On the left, Isis is depicted with the body of a sacred serpent (Isis-Thermouthis) wearing her distinct crown with cow horns and a solar disk.

On the right, Serapis (Serapis-Agathodaimon), also given a coiled serpent body, showcasing a classic Greek bearded face topped by a kalathos.

And nestled perfectly between them we can see Osiris-Canopus, who takes the unique form of a human-headed sacred water vessel to symbolize fertility, the life-giving Nile, and rebirth.

Snakes were always highly considered in Egypt, most probably because they eat rodents.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

One issue I still cannot quite figure out or understand is this: the Japanese are a great nation, capable of creating highly advanced technological inventions—so why were they unable to build large tanks? In fact, the Russians defeated the Japanese precisely because of their tanks. I suspect that the reason the Japanese did not attack Russia in 1941 was their lack of heavy tanks; they merely delayed the inevitable by about three and a half years. Yet, had Japan attacked the Soviets in 1941, it would have been extremely difficult to bring reinforcements from the east for the defense of Moscow.

[MARMOT @Web3Marmot]

🚨 READ THIS POST CAREFULLY BEFORE BUYING STOCKS

The 10-year yield is at 5.35%.
The dollar is rising.
Inflation is still hot.

That combo alone doesn't crash markets.

Something underneath does.

And right now, the warning signs are everywhere:

→ Private credit: Seven major platforms (Blue Owl, Apollo, Ares, BlackRock, Blackstone) have capped withdrawals. $4.6 billion is trapped.

→ Auto loan delinquencies just hit 5.5% at 90+ days. Worse than the 2008 peak.

→ Office CMBS delinquencies at 12.3%. Higher than 2008.

→ Corporate bankruptcies at 16-year highs. 372 large filings this year.

→ S&P 500 is being held up by 5-7 names. Every other sector fell in September.

→ Six banks have already failed this year.

The pattern is always the same:

Rates stay high → something built on cheap money breaks → the break spreads → by the time the Fed cuts, the damage is done.

You can't time the top.

But you can prepare:

1. Raise cash gradually. Not all at once.
2. Park it in short-term Treasuries (SHV, BIL, SGOV) at 5%+.
3. Watch the leaders, not the index. When NVDA, AAPL, MSFT break on volume, that's your signal.
4. Avoid zombie companies. Russell 2000 is a third zombies.
5. Own quality. No debt, strong cash flow, pricing power.
6. Don't short the top. You can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent.
7. Write down your plan now. For 10%, 20%, 30% drops.

The goal is not to predict the crash.

It is to survive it with capital to buy the bottom.

For the record, I've called every major turn for the last 10 years, including the exact BTC bottom at $16K, the $111K top in October, and the current pump from $60K 10 days before it started.

The next call will be even more important.

I will guide you through this liquidity squeeze, and when the real bottom finally forms, I’ll call it here publicly.

Turn notifications on. If you’re not following yet, you’ll understand why that was a mistake later.

[Ipek Budak @ipekbudak]

DAILY REMINDER

In Cyprus, exercising its rights under the 1974 Treaty of Guarantee, Turkiye stopped the Greek junta coup, blocked Enosis, and saved Turkish Cypriots from EOKA terror. Turkiye remains the guarantor of peace for 52 years

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@temettuozguru çok teşekkürler bu uyarıcı bilgiler için

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

You can find the book *De profectione Ludovici VII in Orientem* (by Odo of Deuil/Eudes de Deuil) online and download it to your computer in PDF format; then, you can convert the PDF to Word and use artificial intelligence to translate it into your own language. Odo of Deuil was a French historian who participated in the Second Crusade.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

@birnevimavi @captainblack566 @grok In 1148, Antalya was a city of the Byzantine Empire. Battles were taking place in the vicinity of the city between the Crusaders and the Seljuk Turks. Do a little research yourself; don't expect ready-made information from others.

[Alparslan @Alparslangmiu]

Hey Grok, since you call us merciless: throughout history, we held many peoples in Europe, Africa, and Asia under our rule. If we Turks were truly merciless, those peoples would not exist today; they would have all been wiped out. So, why do you call the Turkish soldier merciless? You have been unfair to us. Perhaps you meant to call Turkish soldiers the world's most invincible warriors? Could you please reconsider this matter and provide an explanation?

[ZE5 @s9let]

يا @grok ضع علامة صح على اقوى منظومة دفاع جوي وصاروخي هنا