@MarioNawfal Solution: Stop funding 3rd world countries & put the money into building a bigger naval fleet. Problem solved!
Maybe if the shit hole places of the world were focused on improving their own economy & feeding their own people, they won't be so quick to be terrorists & invaders.
@AzzucarMorenaaa@not_sure2nd@ABC You're the stupid one guy. It's fucking SIMPLE!
Both violate an entities sovereignity.
What you don't like is that it gives a vivid picture of what fuck is happening.
Chances are, your weak bitch ass probably supports.
Now STFU and critically think before responding.
@not_sure2nd@AzzucarMorenaaa@ABC It doesn't matter what it's fucking classified as legally. That is fucking stupid to judge something off of current laws/punishments.
Both are a violation of an entities sovereignty. It that simple!
@AzzucarMorenaaa@not_sure2nd@ABC It's not dumb ass. It's a violation of an entities sovereignty.
You're just too fucking stupid to recognize that fact, and probably a political weak bitch that support open borders.
Now STFU cunt.
@JLOz873@historyinmemes Why? People fucking die everyday. Its life, it sucks. What's next you wanna name everybody who died while glazing a fucking donought?
Some shit is just a given!
@historyinmemes Next time done loud mouth sub-saharan claims they built it, show them the picture.
Those sub-saharan MF sure gave an delusional memory and a penchant for claiming other people's accomplishments.
Germanos Karavangelis (1866-1935) was the Metropolitan of Amasya and Samsun from 1908-1922. He was a first-hand witness to the genocide.
On October 15, 1917, the governor of Amasya ordered him to quit his diocese at once for not handing over Greek deserters. He was subsequently escorted by police to Constantinople where he was imprisoned. He was released the following day after protests from the Patriarchate and influential people on the condition that he not leave Constantinople. He returned to his diocese after the Armistice.
In a letter dated December 29, 1918 addressed to Konstantinos Konstantinidis, president of the Pan-Pontic Council of the Greeks of Pontus, he wrote:
"Towards the middle of December, 1916, began the deportations from Amissos (Samsoun). First of all the army reduced to ashes all the region round about. Nearly all the villages rich in tobacco plantations, civilised, friends of progress and possessing a lively national sentiment, were first pillaged and then set on fire.
"A large number of women and children were killed, the young girls of the nation outraged, and immediately afterwards driven into the interior. Where? Into the vilayet of Angora to Tchoroum, to Soungourlou, and still farther. The winter was of the most rigorous kind; these girls had to march 30 or 40 days across snow-covered mountains and sleep by night in the open. For several days they were without food, for they were not even allowed to buy bread for money; they were continually beaten by the gendarmes and stripped of any money they might have on them; and when they got to the towns they were brutally pushed into the hot public baths on the pretext of hygiene and cleanliness, and just as quickly dragged out. Thus, an easy prey to the rigours of the cold, they were driven on farther. The majority of course died on the road, and none of the dead at all being buried, vultures and dogs feasted on human flesh."
#archaeohistories
People like this fuck whore are rabble-rousers. They thrive off ignorance & troublemaking. Their lies are believable only to the ignorant & those with fragile egos who need to believe the lie she spreads. The whole FBA movement is built around that gullible & ignorant mindset.
@kevinblue345 That's funny because we wanted you to leave us alone, but then you fucking forced your way into our schools and communities like rapists at gun point.
So STFU