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Every December reminder: Santa Claus is Turkish 🇹🇷🎅

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Carnifex10 months ago

Turkey,and Turkish people didn't even exist when Saint Nicolas was alive 🤣

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Ghost Liner 🇻🇦10 months ago

Turks are shameless liars. Nuke Turkey

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Dolph Lundberg ✝️☦️10 months ago

He was Greek and there was no Turkey back then. @CommunityNotes

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Misha10 months ago

He was ethically Greek, not what we would today consider Turkish.

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Pete Hämälä10 months ago

Sorry to tell you. He moved to Finnish Lapland when Turkey became muslim.

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Simon Kett10 months ago

Here he is. In Antalya.

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Echetlos III10 months ago

Santa Claus is St Vasilios a Greek Orthodox saint who was born in Cappadocia (nowadays Turkey)

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newsperplexed10 months ago

Nicholas was Greek. Jesus was Jewish. Amin al-Husseini was Syrian. Anything else you need help with?

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Panagiotis Andreou10 months ago

SAINT NIKOLOGLU BEY EFENDI

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Kevlardog10 months ago

Turkish??? Turkey wasn't a thing until a thousand years later

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History-Actual10 months ago

God save us from the liberal white women...

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Antonis_C 🇨🇾🇬🇷10 months ago

Nice propaganda paid by the barbaric Turkey He was Greek and this barbaric Turkey was not even around at his time . They Turks came from Central Asia to occupy, destroy

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The Deacon10 months ago

Saint Basil is a literal Greek born in Cappadocia. Long before Turks came to Anatolia. In fact centuries before that and debatable of whether the Turkish identity existed then. Just FYI.

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Andreas Demetriou10 months ago

Thank you for this post — it perfectly dismantled your own propaganda and unintentionally exposed the historical insecurity you’re trying so hard to mask.

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JRD10 months ago

Saint Nicolas was a man of Greek heritage living in Lycia. Turkey did not exist then, and Turks were living in Central Asia.

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Fake History Hunter10 months ago

The fur suit is going to work very well when you're travelling through the sky... in winter...

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AndreasGX1910 months ago

In 270 you were scraping horse shit from a turkyurt because the horse had a sore tummy. That was the pinnacle of Turk ingenuity that year 🥰

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leo1990nidas10 months ago

What are you talking about again islamo mongol monkeys?? 😂😂

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Klaus10 months ago

I’m not going to listen to a woman talk about history.

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Frogo10 months ago

The turks are not native to turkey, nor are heterosexuals Turkish

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People who annoy you10 months ago

You’d have to be retarded to think a guy is Turkish before the Turks had ever even ra/ped their way into Anatolia. They wouldn’t do that for centuries. He was Greek much like much of modern Turkey is, just ra/ped Greeks.

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One Species10 months ago

Retarded as expected

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NeoCaspian10 months ago

Turkish Santa Claus be like:

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حسین محمودی اصل10 months ago

خوشبحالتون! فهم و شعور ندارید ،راحتید!

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🇪🇺 NUEVO GATO 🇬🇷10 months ago

In 270, which tree do you descend from in Mongolia...???

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Evren Sener10 months ago

The Britannica does not support the Community Note-no claim that he was “ethnically Greek” • Nicholas lived in Roman Lycia (Anatolia) • His ethnic origin is unknown • He was a bishop in the 4th-century Eastern Roman world • “Greek-speaking” refers to the church language.

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Petros Z10 months ago

Δηλαδή υπήρχαν Τούρκοι τον 3ο αιώνα μ.χ. στη Μικρά Ασία; Ή υπήρξε Τούρκος ελληνόφωνος χριστιανός επίσκοπος στα Μύρα της Λυκίας την εν λόγω εποχή;🤣 Ο τουρκισμός, στον οποίο ερείδεται το σύγχρονο "τουρκικό έθνος" συνιστά στερεοτυπική περίπτωση κοινωνικού κοστρουκτιβισμού. 😆

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intrusivethoughts10 months ago

There werent any Ottoman Turks in Anatolia, Roman Empire in 270. Them Turks didn't take Constantinople until 1453. Ottoman Turks didn't exist until 1200AD. Turks didn't reach West Asia/Europe border until the Mongols started pushing their asses West. This chick is stupid.

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Sam Jennings10 months ago

What kind of lying worm would say such a thing? The Turks destroyed his noble civilization, & replaced it w/ Islamic Turks... who had nothing in common, and even raped/enslaved the people he was trying to help, in centuries-prior generations.

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elias🇬🇷🇧🇷10 months ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you are just a mistake in history

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Κυρά Ζαχάροβα, η πεθερά σας10 months ago

Every December reminder 👇

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