@arb37382@InglezSenor All former Yugoslav countries besides Slovenia cluster genetically with Romanians more than with real Slavs in eastern Europe and Albanians or Greeks. You are missing basic reading skills if you cant understand genetic studies
@Karabasanbey1 What are they if the first Turkic empire with its people do not have any genetical similarities with modern "Turkish people?
Why do modern "Turkish" differ completely genetically from modern Turkmenistan people considering that that's the area the supposed ancestors of them came
@TurkiDNAProject@BilalSelimFiliz@oghuzhistory@Urakaz0 Modern Turkey seems to be one of the most mixed nations in the world. Its interesting considering how extreme their supposed "Turkic" ideology is when I'm fact max 16% presumably of modern Turkish Men descendants from an Turkic Father.
@adildemirtas71@John_Doe_964 But this isn't true according to genetic studies on modern Turkish males. Majority big Turkish men are of non Turkic origin by their Haplogroup origins which means they must have he a Greek, Armenian, Balkan, Caucasian, etc. Father somewhere in their lineage
As I walk through Istanbul it strikes me that Turkey is one of the great examples historic abuse
The Hagia Sofia, erected by Christians to serve as a central church, now seized and turned into a mosque just a few years ago.
If a western country did this to a mosque (imagine Israel doing it to Al Aqsa) the world would explode in condemnation.
Everywhere I turn I am reminded this was Roman. Greek before all. And the current inhabitants are nothing more than the latest, strongest people to claim the land.
Honestly, I don’t have an issue with it. Mostly what I care about is this weird double standard we apply to Western nations. If we accept the rest of the world is filled with “the most recent winner” why can’t we accept that we ourselves are justified?
Or should leftists be campaigning Turkey to return Anatolia to Greece?
We expect nothing of others and everything of ourselves.
@kadiogluakin@AviFelman Turks conquered it from the "Romans" that somehow spoke Greek and were Orthodox Christians🤣 what history do they teach you in Turkey?
@GanzeGeschichte Die Unterschiede waren eher andauernde Kriegszustände und dadurch verursachten massiven Entvölkerungen in Osteuropa, sodass Deutsche oder generell Westeuropäische Siedler angeheuert wurden. Deutschland wäre niemals so reich mit einem osmanischen reich oder Mongolen im Nacken.
@NaciIklxshb@John_Doe_964 Its exactly the other way around. Modern Turkish men are from father's side of non Turkic origin mainly Greek, Balkan, Slavic, Caucasian, Armenian, etc.
@SoulLight777@DiabeticKankles Dude majority of Albanians could easily pass as a Turk and in most Balkan countries would be considered something middle Eastern mixed
@BuminDedemdir@grok@drmergenkut@AngloVarangian Studies of Turkish vocabulary show that Arabic-origin words can make up about 21.6–34.9%, while Persian-origin words account for about 7.5–8.6%, depending on the corpus. Combined, this means roughly 29–44% of the vocabulary in the analyzed texts was of Arabic or Persian origin.
@KraZMagazin Weil eben die große Mehrheit der Migrationswellen nach Europa aus jungen Männern bestehen, die hier eventuell Familien mit europäischen Frauen Gründen werden. Voila das heutige deutsche Nationalteam.
@iszasup @BasedinTrue@clashreport Can't be more true than that. According to scientific DNA studies conducted on modern Turkish men, the outcome is that between 80/90% of their Paternal origin is of Balkan,European, Greek, Anatolian, Armenian, etc. Origin. Which means that non Turkic men took Turkic Wives