Can we trust Albanians when Mongol aggression against Europe escalates?

[Kelmendasi]

Yes, and the term "Hellenes" appeared only in a small state in Thessaly led by Achilles during the Trojan war, until it was expanded all over Greece with time. The same happened to Anas, they assimilated to your language and perhaps culture. They took your name. I don't find it unusual, it happens all of the time, look at the Albanians in Greece, and the Arvanites a few hundred years back...

Do you know something? The Arvanites call themselves Greek too!

Hahahahahaha rofl

[meisje]

We have 30.000 Turkish soldiers in Cyprus because you invaded when Ioannides tried to overthrow Makarios, which was a Greek civil war in Cyprus. You shall lose the 30.000 soldiers in Cyprus because now you are going to have a civil war, and remember, the Kurds are more willing to die than you are!

Turkish population is aging quickly,Average age is already is 31 and it is higher btw.Turks and Millions of Middle class and upper-middle class people do not wish any civil war,It can be only poor Kurds who will to fight

[Bosniensis]

I think that you are an idiot. Any proper Muslim would decapitate you for this picture.

Constantinople was the final bastion of Islam, a Greeks and other Balkanites were the Ruling Class.

Beduin Islam that Emerged in 1930's doesn't concern us.

[Skerdilaid]

Anyway, I might have made a mistake with the name of the river, but I stand my ground: No DNA test can prove accurately your ethnicity, not even your autosomal DNA. It might prove that you didn't mix with other people recently, but we even have linguistic and anecdotal evidence that the Shqiptars invaded Albania 1000 years ago, and your people have admitted that you called the natives "anas". Stop deluding yourself...

Anas literally translates into 'Sidways' - the real meaning of the Anas is basically just that, a small population, native or not, living beside or on the clans land, shit for brains. What anecdotal eveidence are you speaking of??

[Petros Houhoulis]

What does religion does have to do with Historical figures.

You are an Atheist if I remember... Orthodox fanaticism has covered you as well.

The last time I checked Islam recognized the Christians as "people of the book" but more than 10 Islamic states impose the death penalty upon Atheists. Nope, I simply respond to Islamic fanaticism, we are your mortal enemies.

Alexander the Great was the Greatest Thraco-Illyrian figure in History of Balkans. The Slayer of Greeks, whom Greek's fanatically worship for some reason.

The last time I checked Alexander the Great was a Macedonian, not a Thraco-Illyrian, and he killed way more Persians than Greeks. In any case, the civil wars in Greece were frequent back then, and the Peloponessian war was way more bloody that Alexanders' conquest and destruction of Thebe. You are still an illiterate idiot...

[Petros Houhoulis]

Turkish population is aging quickly,Average age is already is 31 and it is higher btw.Turks and Millions of Middle class and upper-middle class people do not wish any civil war,It can be only poor Kurds who will to fight

The Islamists in Turkey are willing to fight their own army, not to mention the thousands of Turkish conscripts to ISIS.

Try again...

[Petros Houhoulis]

Constantinople was the final bastion of Islam, a Greeks and other Balkanites were the Ruling Class.

Beduin Islam that Emerged in 1930's doesn't concern us.

Why? Did the mosques in Constantinople allow representation of the human form like the Christian churches? Like the mosaic of Alexander the Great that you have?

You are still a heretic even for the Ottoman standards...

[Petros Houhoulis]

Anas literally translates into 'Sidways' - the real meaning of the Anas is basically just that, a small population, native or not, living beside or on the clans land, shit for brains. What anecdotal eveidence are you speaking of??

Your elders recounted your history and they recalled both your invasion and the fact that the Anas were native. Your own folk tradition betrays you - not counting linguistics!

[Bosniensis]

The last time I checked Islam recognized the Christians as "people of the book" but more than 10 Islamic states impose the death penalty upon Atheists. Nope, I simply respond to Islamic fanaticism, we are your mortal enemies.

The last time I checked Alexander the Great was a Macedonian, not a Thraco-Illyrian, and he killed way more Persians than Greeks. In any case, the civil wars in Greece were frequent back then, and the Peloponessian war was way more bloody that Alexanders' conquest and destruction of Thebe. You are still an illiterate idiot...

Yes and Macedonia was a State founded by Dardanian Thraco-Illyrian tribes.

I am not an idiot you are, babbling forgeries and lies. Greeks are well known thieves.

[Petros Houhoulis]

Yes and Macedonia was a State founded by Dardanian Thraco-Illyrian tribes.

I am not an idiot you are, babbling forgeries and lies. Greeks are well known thieves.

Nope, there is no evidence of any Dardanian, Thracian or Illyrian language in the original Macedonian kingdom. Later the Macedonian kingdom expanded and assimilated Thracian and Illyrian tribes, but the founders of the kingdom were a Greek tribe:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caranus_of_Macedon

According to Justin (7.1) citing Marsyas of Pella

“

Caranus also came to Emathia with a large band of Greeks, being instructed by an oracle to seek a home in Macedonia. Here, following a herd of goats running from a downpour, he seized the city of Edessa, the inhabitants being taken unawares because of heavy rain and dense fog. Remembering the oracle’s command to follow the lead of goats in his quest for an empire, Caranus established the city as his capital, and thereafter he made it a solemn observance, wheresoever he took his army, to keep those same goats before his standards in order to have as leaders in his exploits the animals which he had had with him to found the kingdom. He gave the city of Edessa the name Aegae and its people the name Aegeads in memory of this service

I am pretty sure you think that Alexander the Great was a Bosniak after all!!!