​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jvcope and seethe ... guess you didn't read any news or history

@@bebinca hahaha, I know history than you guys What he said, is just story nothing else

@@bebinca hahaha, I know history more than you guys What he said is nothing but than a mere story

No, that is the correct history on the matter, read any book on the Irish famine and you will find it verified, presuming you can read?

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jvyou realise the ottoman empire was the dominant global empire during its time right?

The info we didn't needed,but one to cherish. If you actually search irish culture,their culture is actually very beautiful and great. I mean their myths are great. I wish they are rich and can make novels about themselves

@@TheAnonymousKnightOfJustice yep, i know something about them.There is a channel where i watched a video about irish myths. The channel name is Mysterious middle east.

​@@Kamel718 Sanit Patrick was from Ireland

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv wales.. while the Irish were slavers

@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv Sorry, i dont know who is sanit patrick!

All the countries UK colonize, including Australia, NZ and Asia..Not only that, they sent criminals to the west for their crimes. Yikes, it seems almost the whole world. The locals were either keil or programmed that the west is superior.. Sadly, non-western people still think highly of westerners incl their looks. While some also look down on their own people for being backwards..Remember, the grass isn't always greener on the other side.

Yes the Choctaw the original American tribe and Türkey gave us aid. They heard our story of hunger and had empathy for us as human beings. Then as now we are grateful for the empathy shown to our brothers and sisters and those still in need of sustenance and justice around the world.

So true...

​​​@@epona1525And the Azeris who died by the hand of Armenian forces and Mobs and had to leave their home land Karabakh. Don't forget about the killed turks in Cyprus by the hand of Greeks. And the Muslims who were killed by Hindu mobs in India & Those Muslims who had to leave mother land which is todays India. And those Muslims in Medina who were killed because of the Jews broke a war trity with the Muslims and lended their force to the enemy of Muslims.

​@@epona1525 TOTAL CLAPTRAP BUNKUM❕

True

The depths of British cruelty know no bounds.

The British did the same to my people in Southeast Asia as well

@@geocritic3577 thats what he meant bengal famine

@@Hasanbas-rv3vm I am not from Bengal 😂 but the British did something similar to my people when we revolted against British rule in the 1890s

Which is funny because after the Napoleonic war, Arab Muslims came under the protection of the British Empire. The Palistinan flag is based on the Arab Revolt flag, because the Arabs was fighting alongside Britain and France in WW1. Winston Churchill said to the American president not to break peace with the Muslims.

Yeah where was the arab world to care for Somalia? Like they do for Palestine

​@@lionheart3429they are traitors ,i mean the leaders

​@@lionheart3429they even do nothing for Palestine 😢😢

@@lionheart3429 Arabs they can’t even help themselves let alone help someone else

@@lionheart3429 not arabs but dictators don't care. Arab people are good

Read same book as part of English literature education.

The Irish repaid the Choctaw during COVID with the people of the country donating approximately $2.5 million to them. It's great to see such appreciation and respect.

When people cheer in the streets, because they saw the naked body of a dead 16 year old girl getting dragged behind a truck it's hard to claim innocence

​​@@KappaKiller108I am pretty sure the entire Palestinian population was cheering for that single girl rather than having a bit of revenge against what has been done to them for 75 years because those who died in Oct 7th were similar to the Palestinians who were dying for more than 70 years since 1947. Your Western mindset is ridiculous 😂

Palestinian were a latin term from lands within levant or northern mediterranian sea it was given by hadrian to the region judea and samartia ever since it had been stuck since the palestinian or the arabs people were also a invader coming from the arabian peninsuela overtime they replaced the jews and the christian population palestinian start to intermarried with the native semitic levantine people which palestine gain canaan dna from the local israelite then in turn the israelite invader from mostly ukraine and russia or ashkenazi come to israel as an invader against the palestinian arab invader also both side did bad genocide so nah unlike the irish they dont do nuthin

​@@williamTobithso you mean to tell that palestine an country that was invaded so many times is an invader

@@user-sd8oi8xw5d yes ahmad you learnt something new everyday

My son always quotes, "One person's terrorist is another person's freedom fighter."

9 11 is not the same Usa didn't invade until afterwards

Abang, I understand, but 9/11 was very much a terrorist attack. It killed 3,000 civilians who were far from the warzone

And Somalia resisted and the leader of the Resistance Sayyid Muhammad Abdullah Hassan was named the “The Mad Mullah”

Calling resistance groups t****** is a way to gain support at home to continue the invasion. At the same time, it dissuades the indigenous people to help their freedom fighters because they don't know what's the truth and what's imperial propaganda.

Fool

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jvmay the Ottomans return

@@bebinca no need of that beggar empire to return

@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv your saying so won't stop what's destined 👏

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv bro they can brought your whole generation 😂

Yes even native Australians Canadians Americans British leaving their native land, turning their backs on it

They didn't call the British flag the butchers apron for nothing

I read in a history book that in WWII, Japan attacked bengal, but british soldiers didn’t wanted to face them on the frontline. Rather they just burned down villages and all food deposits to deprive japanese from supplies and slow them down. That caused the famine. British are truly remarkable creatures. Now in Bangladesh the word British is used as a slang which means extremely bad and cunning person.

Actual figure is near 15 millions the size of the area was larger than Western Europe

@@mdashrafulalam3469in my country we sometimes called a greed person as a Dutchmen, yes, we were occupied by the Netherlands for hundreds of years.

The Ottomans were far from perfect. They also carried out genocide to the Armenians.

Even I have heard this but this only a story This didn't happen

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv It's not only "a story" but, true correct history and facts.

@@LisaD-yy4gq it's is only a story

​​@@LisaD-yy4gqno it isn't. Queen victoria was the largest donar during the famine.

@@vatsal7640 She gave 2000 and refused the Sultan to embarrassed her and give higher than her, demanding him to give lesser so she could look good.

They really don't, barely any one alieve to day was alive during colonisation or experienced it.

​@@baileygregory9192then explain why ireland supported palestine

@@user-sd8oi8xw5dthe same reason spain or Norway do. Because they view what's happening as wrong

​@@baileygregory9192 Balfour is called Bloody Balfour in Ireland due to his ordering police to shoot protestors in Cork. Churchill.....well he sent the Black and Tans to fight us, once they were finished here they went to Palestine. Look for the pic of the Loughnane Brothers from Gort to get an idea of how brutal the Tans could be. A few miles from where I live, there is a mass grave from Gorta Mór ( Great Hunger 1840s) times. They dot the land. Most folk wouldn't notice them. Simple fields. A cross. Don't ever think we will forget them. I grew up in the west, a 70s/ 80s child, I have vivid memories of what the TV beamed into our homes.....political prisoners on hunger strikes in the north stand out plus the daily reports of the latest mayhem. Thatcher. Paisley. A peacekeeper from my community is missing in Lebanon since the 80s, I was tiny then but I remember that too, our young man lies over there connecting us forever to the people in those lands. One of the 48 Irish who have lost their lives working as peacekeepers in Lebanon over the decades. The stories my grandparents told me are alive in memory, directly reported by those who lived it. They were children during our war for Independence, so while true no one here in the Republic now was alive during British rule, you forget that those that were alive then, told us their stories. ...and their grandparents were alive during the Gorta Mór to tell them. We used to have bards in days gone by, oral stories passed down from generation to generation, that's how it's all remembered, by the telling. Free Palestine 🕊

Much love to Palestine, from Ireland.

and sponsored Barbary Piracy that enslaved thousands of Europeans including Irish

This was almost a century before the events you make reference to.

amin,.,

as it has been since the crusades and the towns beginning nothing whatsoever to do with this non event.Its only a story no basis in fact other than the sultan donating 1000 pounds

It used to be the name of a pub/night club in the town.

@@TheLastAngryMan01 I know 😇 I drank in it, Trinity Street 🇮🇪

@@richardbarrow6606 As did I! Had a few too many purple hazes in there back in the day.

Armenians probably would disagree...

There was a fair amount of large lrish farmers who also exported food to Britain at this time, it was only poor and landless lrish who starved or emigrated

lol WAT

God there's some right doses on the Internet 😂

Yes though ireland is not in NATO so atleast we can not be accused of those reprehensible actions

@@Joseph13163 Turkey is though

Woke

@@Beanbag777 Lazy

@@AnBreadanFeasa have the played Yemen, Syria, Sudan , Congo ??? No only woke agenda countries get highlighted

​@@Beanbag777rather be woke than asleep, bring it on...

Our dna traces back to Anatolia, y chromosome of Irish men analysed, so we mainly come from the expansion of farmers neolithic times

Looked a bit closer at your pic, you could be from the west of Ireland with that profile of yours. In summers, some of us tan like we're from the Med, then in winter we go back to pale. There a filmmaker, Bob Quinn, who made "Atlantaen " , a Turkish channel had uploaded it last time I checked so it's on KZfaq. He investigated Irish connection to N Africa and Middle East- music, dance, singing, art etc made in tbe 80s, it's really good.

@@siogbeagbideach I have very fair skin. My beard is red and my hair is chestnut brown.

Ahh nice. If you ever do visit here, anywhere along the west coast is best, our islands are lovely. I will definitely visit Türkiye one day

@@siogbeagbideach Yes, yes, I will definitely visit Ireland within the next 2-3 years. It's one of the four countries in Europe I want to see. Of course, come to Turkey. Enjoy the wonderful sea and nature.

Thats all it is a beautiful story never happened

And that’s exactly what it is, a story. It never happened.

its not true, The Star and Crescent coat of arms of Drogheda in fact dates back to the year 1210 AD. 'In April of the year 1185, the then Prince John made his first visit to Ireland where he granted extensive lands to the trusted Royal Administration with one of these being Bertram de Verdun who was found in Drogheda at this time. 'During his stay in Ireland the young Prince, who was then only 19 years of age, established the foundation of Administration and Law, which he later expanded upon in his second expedition to Ireland in his reign as King in the year 1210.' Prince John returned to England in December of the year 1185 and by this time Hugh de Lacy was establishing the town of Drogheda. Walter de Lacy, son of Hugh was then granted the town's first Charter in 1194 and by the time King John arrived back in Drogheda in 1210, the town was flourishing. John's Coat of Arms was that of the Star and Crescent, taken from earlier expeditions with the Crusades to the Near East and so, by his own Charter to the town of Drogheda, the symbol of the Star and Crescent prevailed, the very same symbols appearing on coinage struck in Ireland at this time. 'Incidentally, the symbol of the Star and Crescent also appears in sculpture over the thrones in St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, which was also erected during his Lordship of Ireland. This is from local historians from Drogheda, sourced from an Irish Independent Article. Additionally, the symbol of the Star and Crescent representing the Coat of Arms of Drogheda and having no connection with the Turkish flag, the same symbol appears on the flags of the East Turkistan Republic, Pakistan, Tunisia and Malaysia.'

@@laidback9364 Correct and right. Interesting to note that Portsmouth in England has the same crest of the star and crescent, having also received it’s town charter from King John.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Keep away your jealousy, hasad, slander and stupidity, you shouldn't talk badly about your other Muslim brothers

Yeah say that in Balkans and Caucasus and in Middle East

what a joke😂😂 the christian population or original inhabitant of asia minor ciliclia and All of armenia didnt even recovered yet you want to revive the empire the arabs didnt even want to be apart of it😂😂

Yawn

We do not seek to extend our borders

@@trkbytzar I am not talking about the borders. The Zionists already own the powerful Arab leaders without invading their countries. I am talking about the leadership of the Ummah. This Glory is not for nationalists, seculars, communists or any other ideologues. Allah swt gives glory to those who only obey him.

@@mirmuhammadahsanali8833 I see, however, we do not seek this either. Our foundation is secular. Besides, the last time the Turks ruled over the Arabs they were backstabbed. The Arabs will have to figure out how to rule themselves.

You are only 1 in 85 million who are you to decide that​@@trkbytzar

@@trkbytzar the Ummah doesn't mean only Arabs but all Muslims. The majority of the Ummah appreciate the ottomans. Who doesn't understand the concept of ummah and mix it up with races and national identities, can't recognize himself as from the glorious empire by saying "we". And I have already said that Allah gives the leadership of Ummah to those who obey him i.e. followers of Quran & Sunnah. And I don't see in history that, secularism was in the foundation of the ottoman empire.

That's only a legend Actually Ottoman Empire gave the least

@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv kıskançlık ve iftira. Osmanlı vicdan sahibi bir toplumdur.

​@@farukkonuralpeser2906 İngiltere, Fransa ve Almanya'nın merhametiyle yaşayan dilenci devlet Osmanlı

​@@Theworldsucks-kg5jv whatever dude.. its weird though that the Irish put up a lot of Turkish symbols markers that survived until today to commemorate such a measly donation. 🤷‍♂️

@@fantasticmoments5899 I must remind the Irish People and all those Europeans who love Ottoman Empire that barbery pirates were under Ottomans Empire The one who started the Barbary slave trade and black sea slave trade was Ottoman Empire What Ottoman Empire did in Balkans, Caucasus and in Middle East they should see

The story of ottomans help is truth but drogheda crescent symbol isn't related to this aid

Exactly they were British subjects

Actually their DNA is overwhelmingly Anatolian

The whole story is “a little off”. It never happened.

@@davidpryle3935 “the whole story” , “it never happened” mmmm, there’s records to suggest you are wrong.

@@lilliankeane5731 That’s the thing you see, there are no records at all of this happening. And the star and crescent has been part of the Drogheda town crest since the town was founded in the 1200s, 600 years before the famine.

@@davidpryle3935 David.. there is records of it, the donation I mean. There’s mention in newspapers (of the day) of it occurring. The London Times being one of them, ( April 1847 ) wrote of the sultans generosity to the Irish people “ does him great credit” a few days later a religious paper called ‘Church and State Gazette’ wrote: Abdúlmedjid as a ruler “ representing multitudinous Islam populations “ “for his warm sympathies for a Christian nation” I also read somewhere that the £1000 pounds donated was given to a hon Mr Wellesley to be distributed to the needy. But that’s as far as I got. I haven’t researched the claims (either way ) of how the symbols ( crescent & star ) came into being. But in general it seems unfitting for Irish emblems , that being said, as I mentioned I haven’t researched that. All in all its an interesting topic to discuss, but I haven’t got time tonight to research further. Im in Australia and getting some shut eye now for an early start tomorrow. Best of luck to you.

@@lilliankeane5731 The Star and Crescent coat of arms of Drogheda in fact dates back to the year 1210 AD. 'In April of the year 1185, the then Prince John made his first visit to Ireland where he granted extensive lands to the trusted Royal Administration with one of these being Bertram de Verdun who was found in Drogheda at this time. 'During his stay in Ireland the young Prince, who was then only 19 years of age, established the foundation of Administration and Law, which he later expanded upon in his second expedition to Ireland in his reign as King in the year 1210.' Prince John returned to England in December of the year 1185 and by this time Hugh de Lacy was establishing the town of Drogheda. Walter de Lacy, son of Hugh was then granted the town's first Charter in 1194 and by the time King John arrived back in Drogheda in 1210, the town was flourishing. John's Coat of Arms was that of the Star and Crescent, taken from earlier expeditions with the Crusades to the Near East and so, by his own Charter to the town of Drogheda, the symbol of the Star and Crescent prevailed, the very same symbols appearing on coinage struck in Ireland at this time. 'Incidentally, the symbol of the Star and Crescent also appears in sculpture over the thrones in St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin, which was also erected during his Lordship of Ireland. This is from local historians from Drogheda, sourced from an Irish Independent Article. Additionally, the symbol of the Star and Crescent representing the Coat of Arms of Drogheda and having no connection with the Turkish flag, the same symbol appears on the flags of the East Turkistan Republic, Pakistan, Tunisia and Malaysia.'

How so?

Well in 1922 they completed massacring the Greeks driving them out of the country they'd lived on for 5000 years to create modern Turkey.

Yes I forgot about Pompey ⚽

Why?

@@stephenchappell7512 B'caus your British englishmen are complicated tribe.