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User ID: 80170652 Andorra 03/26/2021 03:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | by the way, if you still have doubts, the headquarters of operation for this covid is in Greece, that is why they were all so fond about Greece and that is why the prince that came for the first time and not because his father was Greek or so...LOL! PersonalSignature |
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User ID: 80170652 Andorra 03/26/2021 03:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Truth be told though, at first we had more, 12 of them, but it was difficult to handle all of them so we shrinked them to one. and edited, so to add, which is 3 in one. Last Edited by YPPI on 03/26/2021 03:32 AM PersonalSignature |
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User ID: 80170652 Andorra 03/26/2021 03:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So how do you like slavery to unelected idiots in Brussels? Most European countries are not independent, if you havent noticed. EC is basically a branch of CCP. Quoting: mikke(L) No one is independent, they are all interconnected, as for slavery, for the first time in history a so surreal approach towards Freedom was played, and that was done yesterday in Greece, a face to face handling of the idea of Freedom in a time that the prison is being the main scope of target for all under the guise of an invisible threat, and they dared to roleplay freedom so to suit their needs. This is literally wow. Edited to give credentials, credit that is (edited again) to the vampire Prime Minister of Greece, with his precious Harvard degree. Last Edited by YPPI on 03/26/2021 04:02 AM PersonalSignature |
Concorde Warrior F-BVFA
User ID: 80065027 France 03/26/2021 04:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Congratulations to Greece on 200 years of Independence. Let's hope it will stay that way. I am sure Turkey wouldn't mind snapping away a few islands and then there is Cyprus which is half Greek and half Turkish. I remember the conflict with Mgr. Makarios. Will it ever be resolved? The one thing that bothers me is the mass tourism invasion in most the islands which has taken away a lot of their authenticity. Some of the Cycladic islands were a "Hippies" hang out sort of like Ibiza and Formentera at the time. Also Greece giving up the Drachma, their national currency, in favour of the Euro which multiplied the prices exponentially. I have spent months long there in the 1970s before the tourist invasion. Germans started it, then the British. Thank you Greece in the old days. It was nice knowing you. I came. I saw. I Concorde. For once you have tasted Concorde you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return. "I would say today we can integrate all religions and races EXCEPT ISLAM." Singapore's founding father Lee Kuan Y ew |
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Saul Good User ID: 73977548 United States 03/26/2021 04:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | According to the Smithsonian channel, the poms on the shoes conceal a shoe blade. And the stomping is to let the dead fallen soldiers know that their proud condition continues. There is no nobility in being superior to your fellow man. True nobility lies in being superior to your former self. ~ Ernest Hemingway |
blunt man
User ID: 80175985 Australia 03/26/2021 06:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ..and who doesn't love a Yiros or Gyro if that's how you know them. Must be cooked on charcoal. Chips inside the Yiros! Lamb or Pork but don't worry if you are vegetarian.. you can have the chicken. [link to youtu.be (secure)] |
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VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 07:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | But unfortunately Greece has never been independent from the British & Germanic tribes Quoting: VivianTzamis You went from 400 yr Turkish rule to 200 yr British/Germanic rule Isnt it time you lost the pompons on the Turkish shoes the Guards are wearing And that stupid goose-step There's nothing Greek about that That outfit is Turkish Greeks never dressed like that I'm from mountain stock--& no ancestor of mine ever wore a shirt & tights The fact they perform that Guard routine at 11 am shows its Masonic Anglo-Germanic crap 11 is IllumiNazi/ Masonic coding Both the name Evzones --the stupid costume-- & goose-step is a British concept Get rid of this British crap In 1066 when the Normans, flying the Papal banner, invaded and conquered Britain, many Anglo-Saxons fled to Constantinople where many ended up working in the Varangian Guard: the guard that protects the Byzantine Emperor. After the Great Catholic Schism of 1054, where Catholicism split into Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, Britain considered becoming Greek Orthodox and look what happened 12 years later. Get rid of the "Anglo-Germanic crap"? Does that include the car, computer, aeroplane, internet and television? The British were against Greek Independence-- thats why they murdered Byron when he tried to help them They betrayed Greeks after WW2--tried to disarm the Guerrillas--thats why there's was a gunfight in Athens in 1944 where the British shot civilians Britain was also part of the Crusades--they were Catholic then--& tried to force Greece to convert--they refused--thats why they ended up 400 yrs under the Turks The Orthodox church was the first original Christian church--Catholic church was the remnant of the Roman Empire Control system |
VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 07:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ..and who doesn't love a Yiros or Gyro if that's how you know them. Must be cooked on charcoal. Chips inside the Yiros! Lamb or Pork but don't worry if you are vegetarian.. you can have the chicken. Quoting: blunt man [link to youtu.be (secure)] Traditional Greek Souvlakia dont have chips in them Thats some modern Western bastardization A proper souvlaki is chunks of marinated lamb on a skewer grilled on a barbeque--none of that gyro crap which is full of gristle |
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blunt man
User ID: 80175985 Australia 03/26/2021 07:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ..and who doesn't love a Yiros or Gyro if that's how you know them. Must be cooked on charcoal. Chips inside the Yiros! Lamb or Pork but don't worry if you are vegetarian.. you can have the chicken. Quoting: blunt man [link to youtu.be (secure)] Traditional Greek Souvlakia dont have chips in them Thats some modern Western bastardization A proper souvlaki is chunks of marinated lamb on a skewer grilled on a barbeque--none of that gyro crap which is full of gristle Maybe you should stick with fourandtwenty pie with sauce shazza. Then you might have something really worthwhile to moan about. |
VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 07:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Congrats! Quoting: Builder of the Adytum My father was half Sicilian but he loved to take us down to Greektown in Detroit to eat and he had many Greek friends, including a Greek Cypriot that was one of his best friends. Wonderful people. Never a more important time to remember the struggle for independence either. I grew up around Greek migrants and when going to friends houses after school or weekends all us kids were stuffed with great food and treated as part of the family. Australia loves its Greek migrants and vice versa. 200 years independence is something indeed... Who can pin? Australia never liked their Greek migrants You treated us like shit While you kow-towed to the Asians--even tho the Japanese killed & tortured Australian soldiers in WW2 After Alexander the Great--Greeks have never tried to push their religion, language or culture on anyone--unlike the rest of the West You didnt like us--becos unlike other cultures--we didnt bend over to be accepted |
VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 07:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | +[-:MV80NzQ2MzgyXzg2NDgwMjM2XzVGOTdDOThG] Quoting: Perseus -But unfortunately Greece has never been independent from the British & Germanic tribes Quoting: VivianTzamis You went from 400 yr Turkish rule to 200 yr British/Germanic rule Isnt it time you lost the pompons on the Turkish shoes the Guards are wearing And that stupid goose-step There's nothing Greek about that That outfit is Turkish Greeks never dressed like that I'm from mountain stock--& no ancestor of mine ever wore a shirt & tights The fact they perform that Guard routine at 11 am shows its Masonic Anglo-Germanic crap 11 is IllumiNazi/ Masonic coding Both the name Evzones --the stupid costume-- & goose-step is a British concept Get rid of this British crap In 1066 when the Normans, flying the Papal banner, invaded and conquered Britain, many Anglo-Saxons fled to Constantinople where many ended up working in the Varangian Guard: the guard that protects the Byzantine Emperor. After the Great Catholic Schism of 1054, where Catholicism split into Greek Orthodoxy and Roman Catholicism, Britain considered becoming Greek Orthodox and look what happened 12 years later. Get rid of the "Anglo-Germanic crap"? Does that include the car, computer, aeroplane, internet and television? ill put it as is.....we fall in darkness for 400 years all of our scientists escape to florence and thus you have the renascence..what re-nascense mean? the resurection of the ancient greek spirit and civilization philosophers like erasmus loved the greek spirit and try to push it in dark ages europe, pushing louther to revolution against the complete and unquestioned athority of the pope creating protestantism,again fanatic, but leting sciences and economies to rise and finally creating the today western world the prove of the resurection of greek spirit and civilization is.....mathematics, physics, theater, geometry, trigonometry, chem,geography, history, philosophy, orthography, grammar and every schientific word in western vocabulary is greek and proves who the inventors are lets take computer..can you believe that is a greek word? it comes from comvos=knot because the calculators of and until 1453 was abacus [link to a.scdn.gr (secure)] were the litle balls was knots of colored litle rope so comvu-tor=knots calculator antikythira mechanism from 87bc was and is an astronomical analog computer who was showing the position of the planets to the captain of the ships in cloudy days and nights gears and springs in perfect synchronisation from 87bc german perfect clocks and automations? yea, ok also for the mechanism to work tou need to keep time (it was the first clock with gears and springs) but also when you have the box in the ship you need a point of direction to aim the mechanism and this point you can have it, in the darkness, only with compass and this proves that the ancient greeks had invent also compass, because the antikythera mechanism could work only with time (because of the motion of the planets) and compass , i repeat 87bc [link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)] i could go on and on for hours, greek words, especially scientific, in english language is a book of more than 300 pages, an examle from another book, from page 15 [link to www.scribd.com (secure)] at 1453 the escape of all scientists from konstadinople to florence spark the greek lite to europe and continue the development of the civilization as we was sinking in the darkness at 1000ac under the great emperor thimiskis we we was 70000000 million greeks when the *whole* europe was around 60000000 million, russia 15000000millions, china around 30000000 millions and usa was not existed, let out africa in fact at 1000ac we was around the half population of the known world at 1821, at the revolution and after 400 years of slaughters we had remain 1500000 souls and today we are 10 millions when the whole europe is around 500 millions, russia 150 millions, china 1700 millions-17 billions, we have a new country usa 300 millions when the time come, someone have to pay for this And dont forget the Greek colony in Australia Greek-Australians have preserved their culture religion & language Our parents had conservative values--so few of my generation are snowflakes We're like a throw-back to earlier times |
Crypto Johnny
User ID: 79580316 United Kingdom 03/26/2021 07:51 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 200 years from the Greek Revolution against the Ottoman Empire, the revolution which freed us from 400 years of slavery. Quoting: Ostria1 The military parade just ended in the center of Athens. This year because of the pandemic the celebrations had no live spectators. Greece FTW! Great people, and great food! Crypto Johnny |
VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 07:57 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Truth be told though, at first we had more, 12 of them, but it was difficult to handle all of them so we shrinked them to one. Quoting: [email protected] and edited, so to add, which is 3 in one. Ancient Greeks had one God Zeus The other gods were sub-ordinate The people would pray to them to intercede with Zeus Just like Catholics pray to the saints to intercede with God |
VivianTzamis
User ID: 80177363 Australia 03/26/2021 08:00 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | by the way, if you still have doubts, the headquarters of operation for this covid is in Greece, that is why they were all so fond about Greece and that is why the prince that came for the first time and not because his father was Greek or so...LOL! Quoting: [email protected] Prince Phillip isnt Greek His family are Danish The fake King of Greece is Danish/Russian genes Not a single drop of Greek blood Prince Charles visits Greek island monasteries secretively---so he can have conferences with Russians & other Globalist Mafia--not for any religious reasons |
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blunt man
User ID: 80175985 Australia 03/26/2021 08:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Congrats! Quoting: Builder of the Adytum My father was half Sicilian but he loved to take us down to Greektown in Detroit to eat and he had many Greek friends, including a Greek Cypriot that was one of his best friends. Wonderful people. Never a more important time to remember the struggle for independence either. I grew up around Greek migrants and when going to friends houses after school or weekends all us kids were stuffed with great food and treated as part of the family. Australia loves its Greek migrants and vice versa. 200 years independence is something indeed... Who can pin? Australia never liked their Greek migrants You treated us like shit While you kow-towed to the Asians--even tho the Japanese killed & tortured Australian soldiers in WW2 After Alexander the Great--Greeks have never tried to push their religion, language or culture on anyone--unlike the rest of the West You didnt like us--becos unlike other cultures--we didnt bend over to be accepted What a complete load of bullshit. If you ever had an impression Australia didn't like it's Greek Migrants maybe you misread it and really Aussies just don't like you. Could it be because you have bug up your arse about everything? Like as to what shoes the soldiers wear & how they march? to bastardizing of a good old yiros? Fuck me shazza, how much other stuff you wanna bitch about? Tell ya what, make a thread about all the stuff you have issues with and cluck on to your hearts content. Meanwhile in this thread people can just say happy birthday Greece, smash some plates and drink some ouzo. |
Five Forty Four A.M.
User ID: 66650449 United States 03/26/2021 08:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Pistachios and olives are the BEST in the WORLD, imo. And the way I was taught to make spanakopita, was with phyllo leaves( that's how they translated it to me, anyways) feta and egg, and butter brushed on. She skipped the spinach, and we basically just made smaller feta cheese triangles. I also appreciated the name days. We were always included as guests, and always thrown a party when it was our own name day. Cheers to the culture, it was a wonderful experience! It was the 80s, but I won't ever forget it! |
blunt man
User ID: 80175985 Australia 03/26/2021 08:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Speaking of amazing Greek food, I was fortunate enough to have my Greek landlady teach me how to cook a few things. Lemon chicken and potatoes (lemons grew close enough to pick from the balcony) ; Greek salad, which is SO simple, just cukes, tomatoes, onions, feta chunk, olive oil and vinegar and salt and pepper. Here in the US, they add all manner of stuff, I just prefer it the way she made it. Most restaurants did too. Quoting: Five Forty Four A.M. Pistachios and olives are the BEST in the WORLD, imo. And the way I was taught to make spanakopita, was with phyllo leaves( that's how they translated it to me, anyways) feta and egg, and butter brushed on. She skipped the spinach, and we basically just made smaller feta cheese triangles. I also appreciated the name days. We were always included as guests, and always thrown a party when it was our own name day. Cheers to the culture, it was a wonderful experience! It was the 80s, but I won't ever forget it! That's what I'm talking about! nice. The smells of herbs is what I remember most when visiting Greeks homes on name days and stuff, Oregano, dill & basil. Along with a rich Greek migrant history, Australia welcomed (that's right VivianTzamis, welcomed) Italians too. Without that I'd never have known about Pistachio Gellati. Never Not a reason for Pistachio Gellati. |
Crater
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blunt man
User ID: 80175985 Australia 03/26/2021 09:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The way Greece is treating tourists over the coronahoax is disgraceful you are off my holiday list of places to visit. Quoting: Crater Find me a country that hasn't shown itself infiltrated by... I don't even know what to call them/it anymore. What I've seen happening here to what I've learned also happening in the States & Seal Basherland, U.K. everywhere. Freedom and independence are under threat and no one's way of life has to this point stayed unaffected. a year in and everyone has had enough, I find it an interesting coincidence that it's a 200 year anniversary to the country, people, an ancient culture many consider the birth place to ideals we value. The same values we are all being pushed on today, everywhere. Another independence will have to be fought for, won and then celebrated at some point. |
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Saul Good User ID: 73746280 United States 03/26/2021 11:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | According to the Smithsonian channel, the poms on the shoes conceal a shoe blade. And the stomping is to let the dead fallen soldiers know that their proud condition continues. Quoting: Truth be known Globalist BS re-writing history Greeks never wore pompons Only the traitors who worked for the Turks I have zero understanding of any of it but am willing to learn. There is no nobility in being superior to your fellow man. True nobility lies in being superior to your former self. ~ Ernest Hemingway |