lay behind machinegun and enjoy

yeah the gymnastics will be lolz

YOUR CHILDREN WILL BE BROWN!

that is unlikely

There's like a 1-10 chance that the media will even pick up on it, and if its like before, not even local news will pick it up.

https://www.facebook.com/RedpillRetroPlaya/videos/171343780060055/

was this posted here?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/worldviews/wp/2017/05/09/italian-forces-ignored-a-sinking-ship-full-of-syrian-refugees-and-let-more-than-250-drown-says-leaked-audio/?tid=sm_fb&utm_term=.e662b3a766f3

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based spaghetti niggers

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0917/7748/products/NikMock_grande.jpg?v=1436590238

you chillin in cambodia dawg?

Nope. This is from an Orthodox Monastery in Greece

is that all the people the turkoraches killed?

Probably not most of them. I'm sure most of these monks died of natural causes.

The oldest bones that they still have may have been killed by the Turks.

oh so it's just the bones of the monks that have died. thats creepy as fuck

Ah its fairly common thing in Greece, even for common folk

If you're curious about burial traditions in modern Greece, VICE made a really good documentary about it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMx7nnB3reU

vice is degenerate jewish filth but they have made some really good documentaries

Here's a better photo of an Orthodox Monastery ossuary.

SEIG

HEIL!

https://twitter.com/awyattman88/status/862151242134548480

@Nikephoros which one

That's the same monastery, Agia Lavra

Ah chios has some like that from Muslim invasions

"It was built in the 10th century but was burnt to the ground in 1585 by the Turks. It was rebuilt in 1600 while the frescoes by Anthimos were completed in 1645. It was burnt again in 1715 and in 1826 by the armies of Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt. In 1850 after the rebirth of modern Greece, the building was completely rebuilt. The monastery was burned down by German forces in 1943.
It is famously linked with the Greek War of Independence, since it was here that the call for Eleftheria I Thanatos (Ελευθερία ή θάνατος) was first heard on 25 March 1821,[1] launching the revolution against the Ottoman Empire. "

(Daily reminder that the Germans and Turks are more alike than they are different)

@Nikephoros where in the country are you?

@BershaeS I love that he basically gave us pepe now.

@Duesman Jones We can move into a different voice channel if you still need to ask me something