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Another "Turk" does a DNA test and to nobody's surprise, zero Turkish ancestry. These turkified mixed Greek, Armenian, and Balkan bastards should swallow their pride and own their real roots instead of playing dress-up as Turks and begging to be part of a fake nation.

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Ahmet Begovic1 year ago

There was no such thing as a “Turk” before the Young Turks and Ataturk in the late 19th and early 20th century. There were only Muslims, a very significant part of whom didn’t know a single Turkish word.

Onyx ♦️1 year ago

They’re not Greek

Benzino Espresso1 year ago

turkish classic😂😂😂😂

Hama Kurdo ™1 year ago

😂😂😂😂

Spitooner1 year ago

Whites do not belong in Kurdistan. Only Kurds do. Real, genetic Kurds.

Hama Kurdo ™1 year ago

It's insane how these filthy people managed to get assimilated so easily, where is their honor?

Richard Lloyd Bentz1 year ago

What you don’t understand is that Turkish Seljuk warriors killed all Greek (Armenians, Serbs) men on the battlefield. Then plundered the villages, towns and raped all women. Look what happened the first days after Turks conquered today’s Istanbul.

Diyar sero1 year ago

Idk why these assimilated people call themselves turks instead of greeks.

Hama Kurdo ™1 year ago

Because they're shameless traitors that have sold their soul.

Kurdistanov1 year ago

3,9% Turkish DNA 😂

Hama Kurdo ™1 year ago

Honestly the fact that she calls herself turk is insane. She should be a proud Greek not a tirko 🤦‍♂️

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