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I'm not going to take this further.

He looks plainly Anatolian Turkish. What is wrong with that?

I can confidently say that nobody here knows more Georgians than myself, and I can guarantee you nobody in the South Caucasus looks even remotely like this man. He wouldn't even pass in Turkic...

Firstly, I'm not a troll. Secondly, nice try at what? Thirdly, even if he is Circassian, that is not very different from Turkish if he is from Turkey.

Look at his eyes and brows. He is very distinctly turkish. Greeks have very distinct eyes and brows, and they arent like his.

Even still, Lebanon and Syria tend to not represent modern-day perceptions of near easterners as they are more representative of ancient near easterners. Think of Israelis.

Irano-Afghan.

Soon my friend. Soon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7uziY97xjs

Pheonician. Lebanese Christians always claim to be Phoenicians and I don't doubt that label for those like Jackie Chamoun.

Ukrainian and Crimean Tatar mix.

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Definitley. It's visible from many rooms and balconies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj2n91NIk6M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrZIeqxhprI

Ask me anything.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_UDmfASg-M

Lol i know, but thats something that persists across all of europe. No more smoking than in paris or berlin.

It's very laid back, has the most outdoor cafe's of any city in Europe after Paris, and everybody smokes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XF5bAZcMuI

This should speak for itself )))

To be honest, no, but I have several relatives there, and visit very frequently.

Looks very definitively Turkish. Maybe barely pass in Bulgaria or Albania but as someone whos ethnicity would probably be questioned.

100%

Jealousy. Friendly rivalry.

Neither do I. That photo was created using the faces of the national soccer team, which is not a very good way to gauge the look of a population scattered across the world and numbering in the...