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Delphic Epsilon retweeted
"She is a sister....don’t loot here..go there”
Is heard as stores are looted in Paris.
Speaks volumes.
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
Stop saying students. It's migrants. Migrants are destroying France. If you dont curb immigration there is no assemilation. When they enter en mass they just set up parallel societies that parasite off the main one. You end up with garbage looting rape and welfare. They break every social institution and raise the cost of housing and healthcare.
Importing North Africa to France just expands North Africa and erases France. Your own women would hug a chainsaw if you painted it the right color. They wont realize the mistake until the skyline is on fire. If ever.
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
And just as I suspected…
Bump on $PEPE today
Bump on $RAGEGUY !
The most awesome part is that anyone can still be a WHALE and join the cult here below $5mil marketcap
$RAGEGUY significantly underpriced and word is spreading.
Many missed their opportunity to be a WHALE in $PEPE and fomo’d much later.
Look at the charts for yourself!
$RAGEGUY has proof of cult, proof of diamond hands 🙌🏽 LFG! WE ARE DOING IT! AND NO ONE IS DOING IT QUITE LIKE US!
The irony of the 4 Kings Thesis.
$RAGEGUY appears to have broken the synchronized pattern with $TROLL and now appears to have been moving with $PEPE ?! 👀
In the past 90 days, both $PEPE and $RAGEGUY are up, with RAGEGUY outperforming PEPE by ironically a 3.69X
due to a significantly lower market cap.
Word is spreading about the 4 Kings of 4Chan, RAGEGUY is catching bids due to being significantly undervalued compared to the others.
DIAMOND HANDS 🙌🏽 💎
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
HOLY GOD CANDLE! 🕯️ WELCOME WHALES TO THE BEST CULT IN CRYPTO! 🐳 THERE IS ONLY ONE $RAGEGUY
And just as I suspected…
Bump on $PEPE today
Bump on $RAGEGUY !
The most awesome part is that anyone can still be a WHALE and join the cult here below $5mil marketcap
$RAGEGUY significantly underpriced and word is spreading.
Many missed their opportunity to be a WHALE in $PEPE and fomo’d much later.
Look at the charts for yourself!
$RAGEGUY has proof of cult, proof of diamond hands 🙌🏽 LFG! WE ARE DOING IT! AND NO ONE IS DOING IT QUITE LIKE US!
So much for “religion of peace”
Saint Zlata (Chryse) the Great Martyr, the Young Christian Woman Who Endured Horrific Torture Rather Than Renounce Her Faith
On October 13, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Chryse (Chrysi, also known as Zlata) of Meglen, a young Christian woman who, according to Orthodox hagiographical tradition, suffered a brutal martyrdom in 1795 after refusing to abandon her faith in Jesus Christ. Her story remains one of the most striking accounts of religious persecution during the Ottoman period in the Balkans.
Saint Chryse was born into a poor Christian family in the region of Meglen (Moglena), in Ottoman-ruled Macedonia. According to her traditional biography, she was abducted by a Muslim man who sought to force her to convert to Islam and marry him. Despite repeated threats, promises, and pressure, she refused to renounce Christianity. Even when members of her own family were reportedly pressured to persuade her to submit, she remained steadfast in her religious convictions.
The accounts of her martyrdom describe a prolonged period of exceptionally cruel treatment. For three months, she was allegedly subjected to daily beatings, intended to break her resistance and force her conversion. When these attempts failed, her persecutors reportedly escalated the violence, cutting strips of skin from her body and displaying them before her in an effort to terrorize her into submission.
Among the most horrifying tortures described in her hagiography was the use of a red-hot iron rod, which her tormentors allegedly forced through her ears. Despite the extreme suffering described in these accounts, the young woman continued to profess her Christian faith.
According to Orthodox tradition, her martyrdom reached its tragic conclusion on October 13, 1795, when she was suspended from a wild pear tree and her body was cut apart with knives. Her death established her place in the Orthodox Church’s tradition of the New Martyrs, Christians remembered for having suffered persecution and death for their faith under Ottoman rule.
So much for religion of peace…
Saint Zlata (Chryse) the Great Martyr, the Young Christian Woman Who Endured Horrific Torture Rather Than Renounce Her Faith
On October 13, the Orthodox Church commemorates Saint Chryse (Chrysi, also known as Zlata) of Meglen, a young Christian woman who, according to Orthodox hagiographical tradition, suffered a brutal martyrdom in 1795 after refusing to abandon her faith in Jesus Christ. Her story remains one of the most striking accounts of religious persecution during the Ottoman period in the Balkans.
Saint Chryse was born into a poor Christian family in the region of Meglen (Moglena), in Ottoman-ruled Macedonia. According to her traditional biography, she was abducted by a Muslim man who sought to force her to convert to Islam and marry him. Despite repeated threats, promises, and pressure, she refused to renounce Christianity. Even when members of her own family were reportedly pressured to persuade her to submit, she remained steadfast in her religious convictions.
The accounts of her martyrdom describe a prolonged period of exceptionally cruel treatment. For three months, she was allegedly subjected to daily beatings, intended to break her resistance and force her conversion. When these attempts failed, her persecutors reportedly escalated the violence, cutting strips of skin from her body and displaying them before her in an effort to terrorize her into submission.
Among the most horrifying tortures described in her hagiography was the use of a red-hot iron rod, which her tormentors allegedly forced through her ears. Despite the extreme suffering described in these accounts, the young woman continued to profess her Christian faith.
According to Orthodox tradition, her martyrdom reached its tragic conclusion on October 13, 1795, when she was suspended from a wild pear tree and her body was cut apart with knives. Her death established her place in the Orthodox Church’s tradition of the New Martyrs, Christians remembered for having suffered persecution and death for their faith under Ottoman rule.
So much for religion of peace…
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
BREAKING:
Inspired by France, young second and third-generation migrants started looting stores in Milan, Italy around 2 hours ago.
International mainstream media isn’t showing just how bad things are in Europe.
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
Italian store owner armed with a baton carries out a citizen’s arrest on a looter coming out of his store in Milan
🇮🇹
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
When the Turks found the Greek bishop Dionysios the Philosopher in 1611, they flayed him alive, stuffed his skin with straw, and paraded it from city to city. Eventually, this "attraction" reached Constantinople, where it was received with enthusiasm by the muslims.
When it passed below the sultan's seraglio, the sultan, hearing the commotion, rose from his throne and stepped out onto the balcony to see what was happening.
Three days later, the muslim Turks also discovered Deli Giorgos and Lambros. They burned Lambros alive, while they crucified Giorgos and, instead of a crown of thorns on his head, they drilled holes into which they placed feathers. Dionysios’s skin, together with the heads of 85 Greek Christian rebels, was sent to Constantinople, where it was thrown into the Sultan’s stables.
Afterwards, Osman Pasha carried out reprisals against the population of Thesprotia, while a climate of terror spread to Ioannina and throughout Epirus.
Many churches and monasteries were destroyed, such as that of Saint Demetrios at Dichouni, and their properties were confiscated. Many inhabitants of these areas were killed, enslaved, or forced to convert to Islam, while most of the survivors scattered into the mountains.
From the fall of Constantinople in 1453 until 1822, the Greeks suffered systematically unimaginable tortures and slaughters for their Christian faith. It was barbarism that the human mind cannot imagine or comprehend. These are dark pages of history that the world does not know.
If you want to support me in the effort I’m making, please consider becoming a subscriber to my X account for only $2. I write about the ancient, medieval, and modern history of Greece and what Christians went through because of Islam. Always with primary sources and historical facts. Thanks for reading me and for all the support.
- Homer Pavlos
Delphic Epsilon retweeted
Kicking a guy in the back while surrounded by a masked mob of your fellow asshole losers is very on brand
