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Ναι μεν αλλα
Το αλλα σε επιστρέφει,
στην πραγματικότητα

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@PrimeministerGR και ξαναμανα σαν να μην περασε μια μερα🤮

[Andre 🌹⚡ @AndreQuarantino]

Προχθές έδιωξε #Μηταρακης
επειδή πήγε διακοπές εν μέσω πυρκαγιών, χθες Πατουλη λόγω ζειμπεκιας και σήμερα μπανάκι στα Χανιά να ξεσκάσει ... Είναι μεγάλος ηγέτης ο άνθρωπος!
#41τακατο
#Πατούλης
#Μηταρακης
#111_πτερυγα_μαχης

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@PrimeministerGR Συγχαρητήρια 👏👏👏

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@ellada24 Στην Ανατολική Αττική τα πανηγύρια τωρα ξεκινάνε... μην προτρεχετε
#noscanianoparty

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@JamesLucasIT Hellas ůber alles🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@in_gr @sta_trenaa

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@thomas310773562 @giopsos κηδεία με ξένα κόλλυβα....

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@ellada24

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@theepicmap Beethoven ůber alles

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

The Greek Christian Woman, during the years when Greece was enslaved to the Muslim Turks, in order to avoid -as much as she could- the abhorrent dishonor from the barbaric Muslims, would destroy the youthful beauty of her face, or create a family from the age of fourteen, believing that she would not give birth to slaves, that she would raise Greeks and bring up Greeks.

And she proved that for twelve generations, and elsewhere for sixteen generations, slavery did not poison the Greek soul. She proved that the Greek race had not been adulterated, had not been corrupted, but continued to be preserved with admirable endurance and to be transplanted from generation to generation, the deepest longing of the Greeks to exist and to be freed. The Greek Mother, who raised children in the shadows who, when conditions matured, would drive out Islam and the barbarians.

In those years when many became "crypto-Christians" or converted to Islam, many Greek women traversed the "path of Martyrdom." The envy of the Turks for the physical and spiritual beauty and superiority of the Greek women, their lustful disposition, and especially that of the Janissaries, who came from our race through the terrible devshirme (child levy) and thus carried a heavy hatred, was manifested barbarically against the Greek Christian ladies and young women, becoming the occasion or cause of bloody martyrdom. The Greek Orthodox Church has recorded in its ranks new martyrs, virgin-martyrs, and beautiful-martyrs throughout the duration of the Turkish occupation, who were slaughtered and tortured without betraying Greece and their faith until the last moment.

Apart from the well-known sacrifice of the Greek women from Souli at Zalongo, who preferred to fall from the cliff with their children in their arms (for more, read the post I am retweeting, but I will also make a more detailed post), on April 20, 1803, after a four-month siege, the Muslim Turks, having neutralized the resistance at the outposts, entered the Seltsou Monastery. Some were slaughtered or captured, while 250 women and children, in order not to fall into the hands of the Muslim barbarians, jumped into the cliff next to the Holy Monastery of Seltsou in the Valley of the Achelous. Of the approximately 1400 Greeks who arrived at the Holy Monastery in Seltso, only 65 were rescued.

The French historian Pouqueville reports:

“The phalanx [1148] of the leaders kitsos and notis botsaris—whom i know—marches toward seltso. infidelity ali three-month unequal struggle and betrayal follows the sacrifice. the souliotes without supplies starving besieged want exit or heroic death. 300 swordsmen uncovered sweep everything except korakou bridge. notis falls with 5 wounds almost all men are killed. the women fighting shout death. more than two hundred and children jump and drown in the achelous. devastation only 10 and kitsos are saved” [pouqueville 1824 vol. i. pp. 207-212]

Pouqueville also refers to the wife of the chieftain Karatasos (from Naousa) who martyred “praying for her executioners and invoking the help of the Virgin,” and certifies that: “The Turks murdered the wife of Karatasos and of Zafeirakis, because they did not accept to change faith.”

But many Greek Christian Women were caught and tortured by the Muslims in order to change their faith and betray the Greek race and Christianity.

For example, Maria Karatasou, daughter of a priest, had five children with Anastasios Karatasos. In the slaughter of Naousa, she was taken captive and led to Thessaloniki along with her two daughters and her two younger boys. Along with the horrific tortures they endured, the mother saw one of her sons beheaded and his head thrown demonstratively between her legs. Her other son converted to Islam and later became a pasha in Egypt under the name Karatas Pasha. Her eldest son, Giannakis Karatasos, was killed along with Zafeirakis in Naousa, and the Turks sent their heads as a gift to Ebub Lubut Pasha. Maria refused to change faith, and for this Ebub Lubut enclosed her in a sack with deadly snakes, where she martyred.

The historian Eustathios Stougiannakis writes: “The acute venom diffused into the veins of the martyr from the bites, however, killed her in sweet lethargy, praying until the last moment for her executioners and invoking the Most High and the Virgin.”

And Pouqueville describes in the darkest colors to the civilized world the dramatic scenes he saw with his own eyes there: “Many women naked were put up to the neck in sacks with cats, snakes, and mice…”.

Shocking is also the testimony of an elderly woman from Poligyros, included in the book “Les Hellenides aux Françaises” [“The Greek Women to the French Women”], published in 1826 in Paris. This woman had been arrested along with her daughter and imprisoned with one hundred Naousa women in Thessaloniki. They were asked to deny their faith in Christ, and since all refused, they were led to tortures and martyrdom. She herself was present at the tortures of Maria Karatasou, which she describes in the book.

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@DCersei μόνο και μονο απο φάτσες αρχηγου και υπαρχηγού
οχι λεφτα για επένδυση δεν δινεις...
ουτε χειραψία

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@Iren79842109 @Kevin64794212 Joan Collins

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@Lexotanil__ οταν κραζει ο Elon το βλαμμένο και εσεις ασχολείστε με το Καμμένο🤡🤣
https://t.co/HnMs1c1Mmd

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

The death of Greece

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

They destroyed the idea of what's beauty.
They destroyed our neighborhoods.
They destroyed education.
They destroyed mother.
They destroyed family.
They destroyed music.
They destroyed man.
They destroyed art.

Love your family, your ancestors, your nation
And hate the traitors

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

I am Greek, I will protect women who are in danger from barbarians that invade Europe.

1. Protect woman 2. defend Europe 3. hate traitors.

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

I am Greek, I will defend Western Civilization.

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

Mel Gibson is living the best days of his life at Mount Athos in Greece, discussing with a monk.

Mt. Athos has been a monastic place since ancient Greek times. It is a place where one can find oneself and understand theosis and soul.

Behind, the infinite blue of Aegean pelagos.

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@BenakisM Ευγε Νικολα💪🙏

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@Eleonora_ka_ της "παραφυσιν το κάγκελο"
αυτος δεν ελεγε αν βγει ο trump θα παρει πουλο απο Αμέρικα?

[φου μαν τσου @tsoukan44]

@AdonisGeorgiadi @pavpol2222 @stamatispoulis σε ολες τις υπολοιπεςχωρες η Novartis καταδικάστηκε....
στη μπανανια για σκευωρια...
αντε να χαθείτε ρε

[Homer Pavlos @HomerPavlos]

"Let no one falter, even if it is for me; they will not believe that I do not fear death if you fear for my death."

— Plutarch, Fortune or Virtue of Alexander

Words of Alexander the Great after his serious injury (Siege of the Mallians).