Muslim Turks, under the commands of Mustafa Kemal, sold the bones of the murdered Greeks and Armenians.
After the genocide and expulsion of the Greeks from Asia Minor, ships loaded with the remains of Greeks and Armenians sailed on their way to Western Europe.
Turkey sold the bones of the dead. Industries used them to bleach sugar and tobacco. They ground them into fertilizer.
At least 400 tons. More than 50,000 dead.
Thousands of men, women, and children fell into the hands of the Kemalist army and the irregulars. Women were raped in groups. Men were tortured without limit.
Entire villages that stayed behind, hoping their Turkish neighbors would show mercy, were executed.
The hostages were driven on death marches across thousands of kilometers. Barefoot. Nearly naked. Beaten by villagers along the way. Many died of thirst in the ravines of Magnesia. Those ravines supplied the bones Kemal later sold.
The survivors were sent to labor battalions. They rebuilt the infrastructure of the new Turkish state under conditions designed to finish them.
After Lausanne, 1.5 million refugees arrived in Greece searching for relatives who never came home.
This is not ancient history. This is the century that produced us.
They want us to forget.
They want the bones to remain fertilizer and the names to remain numbers.
We do not forget.
We never forget the Genocide of the Greeks of Pontus & Asia Minor by the Muslim Turks. The genocide was orchestrated by Mustafa Kemal & the Young Turks, & it was racially and religiously motivated in order to create their pseudo-nation 100 years ago. They butchered, tortured, raped, burnt and starved to death through the death marches millions of Greeks, Armenians and Assyrians.
The true barbarian is the one who turns the dead into raw material and then lectures the living about civilization.
Homer Pavlos
@HillelNeuer The son that launched a coup d'etat against his own father. The racist father emir against black people in power. The corrupt character. Etc etc.
Liberal French women are putting on hijabs in ‘solidarity’ with Muslims amid Marine Le Pen’s call to ban them in public.
Strangely, we never hear about removing the hijab in solidarity with women in Iran and Afghanistan who die for wearing it wrong, or taking it off.
The ‘solidarity’ is always one-sided.
He called his wife four times from a hijacked airplane.
He never got to say goodbye to his daughters.
But he made sure his wife knew he loved her.
His name was Tom Burnett.
He was 38 years old.
A husband.
A father of three young daughters.
And the chief operating officer of a medical device company in California.
He wasn't even supposed to be on Flight 93 that morning.
He had changed his travel plans because he wanted to get home one night earlier.
That small decision put him on an airplane that would become part of one of the most extraordinary acts of courage in American history.
At about 9:30 a.m. on September 11, 2001, somewhere over Ohio, Tom called his wife, Deena.
His voice was calm.
He told her the plane had been hijacked.
The hijackers claimed they had a bomb.
A passenger had already been stabbed.
Then Deena told him something that changed everything.
Two airplanes had already crashed into the World Trade Center.
Tom went quiet.
The hijacking suddenly made sense.
This wasn't about taking passengers hostage.
It was something much worse.
The plane could be a weapon.
Tom called again.
And again.
Four calls in total.
Each time, he asked Deena what she knew.
What was happening on the ground?
What was the news reporting?
Where had the other planes gone?
He gathered information.
Then he shared it with the passengers around him.
Slowly, the people aboard Flight 93 began reaching the same terrifying conclusion.
They weren't going to survive by cooperating.
They had only two choices.
Wait.
Or fight.
During one of his calls, Tom told Deena:
"A group of us are going to do something."
She knew what that meant.
She didn't tell him not to.
She understood that her husband had reached a decision.
His final call came shortly before 10:00 a.m.
There was no dramatic speech.
No long goodbye.
Just a few words.
"We're going to do something."
Then:
"I've got to go."
The phone went dead.
Tom and the other passengers moved toward the cockpit.
They had no firearms.
No tactical equipment.
No guarantee that they would succeed.
They were ordinary people confronting armed hijackers at 30,000 feet.
But they had one advantage.
They knew what was waiting for them if they did nothing.
They fought.
The cockpit voice recorder captured the struggle.
The hijackers fought back.
The airplane pitched violently.
Passengers tried to breach the cockpit.
The fight continued until the very end.
At 10:03 a.m., Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Everyone aboard died.
But the airplane never reached its intended target.
The passengers had stopped it.
Years later, Deena and other Flight 93 family members listened to the cockpit recording.
For Deena, it was one of the hardest moments imaginable.
She heard the chaos.
The shouting.
The struggle.
The sound of the meal cart being driven repeatedly into the cockpit door.
And somewhere inside those final minutes, she heard her husband's voice.
She already knew what he had chosen.
He wasn't coming home.
Tom Burnett was not a soldier.
He wasn't a police officer.
He wasn't a firefighter.
He was a husband who had kissed his wife goodbye.
A father who had three little girls waiting for him.
A businessman who had simply wanted to get home one night earlier.
That morning, he made four phone calls to the woman he loved.
He asked her for information.
He listened.
He told her what was happening.
And when the moment came, he made the decision to act.
He knew there was a chance he would never see Deena again.
He knew he might never hold his daughters again.
And he went anyway.
There are moments in history that become larger than the people inside them.
Flight 93 is one of them.
But behind the history was a husband.
Behind the heroism was a father.
Behind the final charge was a man who had spent the last half hour trying to understand what was happening—and then decided that waiting was no longer a choice. Now we are electing those responsible to office 💔
@James_J_Marlow Isn't it the way your brain works astonishing? When you're brain is wired to kill the Jews and the tide is turned you're running away because you think the Jews will do the same what you do to them. Then you scream genocide to those ignorant Westerners to gain sympathy.
Words from Israel Prime Minister Golda Meir:
“In April 1948, I myself stood on the beach in Haifa for hours and literally beseeched the Arabs of that city not to leave.
“Moreover, it was a scene that I am not likely to forget. The Haganah had just taken over Haifa, and the Arabs were starting to run away – because their leadership had so eloquently assured them that this was the wisest course for them to take and the British had so generously put dozens of trucks at their disposal.
“Nothing that the Haganah said or tried, did any good – neither the pleas made via loudspeakers mounted on vans nor the leaflets we rained down on the Arab sections of the town.”
Do not fear, they read in Arabic and Hebrew. By moving out you will bring poverty and humiliation upon yourselves. Remain in the city which is both yours and ours.
They were signed by the Jewish Workers’ Council of Haifa.”
But alas they ignored the advice. Israel survived the war and the Arabs were not allowed to return.
Don’t allow the truth to be erased.
Who cares what "caused" the eruption of Islamic jihad in the mid-20th century, whether it was Marxism, colonialism, or Western imperialism?
None of that matters when the reality on the ground is that Muslim terrorists aren’t praying to Marx or Gustavo Gutiérrez. They pray to Allah and follow the model of Muhammad.
All of academia’s attempts to explain away jihad as a socio-political reaction have zero impact on reality.
It’s like someone rubbed the genie’s lamp, and instead of dealing with the genie, academia is busy debating who touched the lamp.
Islam is a crime against humanity!
Under Sharia law in Afghanistan, men gather weekly for the collective Islamic ritual of torturing and beating disobedient women and child brides who failed to please their husbands for the sake of Allah.
Every Christian should see this monastery one day.
Overlooking the Nineveh Plains, it is from 640 AD.
The same Old Testament land Jonah walked when he preached to the Assyrians.
The same people who still speak Aramaic till this day & custody these ancient holy sites.
A Nigerian Christian man shares his testimony after the Islamic massacre of his village:
“All the houses were set on fire and all our grain was burned. This morning we buried 29 people.” Why is no one protesting for them?
@Shirkspotter@DanBurmawy Shirks? LOL. Keep living in the 7th century. Unbrainwashing yourself is probably what you need to do. Or start riding a camel instead of Tesla probably?
This October 7: “The Islamic War on Israel.”
A war Muhammad started fourteen centuries ago against the whole world, and which, for the past eighty years, has found in Israel a symbol that must be destroyed before the old march toward Rome can resume.
A documentary by Danny Burmawi. An IDI Production. @idicenter
In Europe and America, such vile actions and appearances should be sent to Afghanistan for a few years, causing hate and difficulties for future generations, so that they can learn a practical lesson about women's rights, freedom, and dignity from the 'Islamic brothers' there.
Because in the Islam presented by the clerics, the focus is more on controlling women, proving them inferior to men, and making men their rulers, protectors, and practically their owners, rather than on women's freedom and equality.
They are brainwashed to the extent that they do not even realize the paradise they have a chance to live in. And they are wasting it on such nonsense.
@zehrakovasel@bulutuzay_ Look believe in whatever you want to believe in. Here's the good thing: DNAs don't lie. That how Uzay found out about her Greek ancestry. Her DNA shows 100% Greek. You can do the same. Do a DNA test and see how many Turks DNA you carry. Good luck! Ciao.