Preacher's Boy

[Akc042 @akc42042]

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[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

Bir gün dindar bir insan ellerini semaya açıp dua etmiş ve yeryüzündeki fakirlik sona ermiş.
Ardından başka bir dindar dua etmiş ve bütün savaşlar bitmiş.
Bunu gören politikacı da ellerini semaya kaldırmış. Duası kabul olduğunda ise bu kez dindarlar ortadan kaybolmuş.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@DrewPavlou 3- However, since many of the places mentioned in the Odyssey are mythological, their exact locations cannot be identified on a modern map.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@DrewPavlou 1- Homer’s Iliad is set in Troy and its surroundings, in what is now the province of Çanakkale in Türkiye.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@DrewPavlou 2- The Odyssey, on the other hand, recounts a journey beginning in Troy and continuing through real and mythical locations across the Aegean and Mediterranean before ending in Ithaca, off the western coast of Greece.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

7- Selecting one convenient population snapshot and one preferred name, then presenting them as proof of permanent national ownership, isn't scholarship. It's nationalist propaganda disguised as history.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

1- This isn't serious history; it's a politically motivated distortion built by cherry picking facts and stripping them of context. Istanbul’s population changed significantly across different periods. them as proof of permanent national ownership, is not scholarship.

[Arshak Makichyan @MakichyanA]

Half of them were Armenian and Greek. And the name of the city was Constantinople.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

6- Pretending that the city had only one legitimate name is not historical accuracy; it is an attempt to manufacture exclusive ownership through terminology.
A multicultural city can have several names and a changing demographic structure.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

5- Constantinople and Kostantiniyye were certainly used, but Istanbul was also widely used throughout the Ottoman period and appeared in official state language.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

4- That doesn't mean half of Istanbul was ethnically Greek and Armenian throughout Ottoman history. By 1914, their combined share was closer to one third, not one half. The name argument is equally manipulative.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

3- Some nineteenth century records grouped people according to religion rather than ethnicity and, in certain limited datasets, Orthodox Christians and Armenians together approached half of the recorded male population.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

2- Istanbul’s population changed significantly across different periods. Claiming that “half of them were Armenian and Greek” without giving a date, defining the city’s boundaries, or explaining the census method is intellectually dishonest.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 6-The government tries to rally its voters through fear of TR,while the opposition remains trapped in the same political game in order notto appear to be retreating on national issues.The same stage,the same people,the same roles;only the volume rises as the election draws closer

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 1- The election atmosphere in GR is becoming increasingly evident. Meanwhile, the government is giving greater visibility to issues such as TR,Cyprus, and the military balance of power in an effort to recover its losses in domestic support and reconsolidate its electoral base.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 6- Some opposition parties even accuse the government of not being tough enough toward Türkiye.
In the end, the stage does not change.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 5-The opposition,for its part,tries to build its politics around the economy, the rule of law and the improvement of relations with neighboring countries.Yet, in order not to appear weak on TR, it also feels compelled to remain within the boundaries of the same security discourse

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 4- While the economy, the cost of living, public services, corruption, and social problems are pushed into the background, national security rhetoric becomes the government’s most convenient political instrument.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 3- Of course, there are real and unresolved disputes between Türkiye and Greece. However, the deliberate amplification of these issues during election periods, and their presentation through a language of fear and threat, serves domestic politics more than foreign policy.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@clashreport 2-The S-400s, F-35s, jet engines, the arms race in the Aegean, and the Cyprus issue are being kept constantly on the agenda in order to stir nationalist sentiment within society.

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@ridvanaksu 3- Özgürlüğü yalnızca locası elinden alındığında hatırlayan bir insanın feryadı ise zenginlerin oynadığı bir oyunda, ayrıcalığı elinden alınan zengin bir adamın mızmızlanması ve şımarıklığından başka bir şey değildir

[Preacher's Boy @MethiAyhar]

@ridvanaksu 1- Locası elinden alınınca dünyayı ayağa kaldırıp halka dert yananlar, evinde yakacak odun olmadığı için çocukları üşümesin diye odaya fön makinesi açan, sonra da çaresizlik içinde başka odada canına kıyan annenin feryadını hiç duymadı.