Attila the Hun (Part 5)

The Scourge of God (Part 5)
Turkic - Magyar leader in the 5th century

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[Energyium]

Turks are tough people

Islam was not forced on them

they accepted Islam

just ask them

[dogu85]

Theres a Turksih proverb: "Don't have a chat with ignorant" You are a poor ignorant boy. Read some antropology book. In our National education system we all Turks know our roots.This is my last message don'T cry anymore...

[Lordofthenipplerings]

Stop trying evoke revisionism and you wont have to deal with these problems. white trash.

[henceseventytwo]

love this! was pointed this way by eyeearbrain.webs.com

[evildnalor]

@Pharenheitz Then just say something about when chinese people die, they turn into cockroaches, that usually works. The azns love getting riled up for a race war, they practically invented the idea! toilet monkey.

[Pharenheitz]

@evildnalor Because I'm in the mood to start racial warfare, and I'm afraid shouting "Hitler Lives" or "Death to Israel" might cause too much of a stir... but anyway...

Cunt swab.

[evildnalor]

@Pharenheitz lol, that was epic, why did you remove it? lol lol lol. ass pirate.

[evildnalor]

@Pharenheitz It is still like that in many parts of the world today. Including Los Angelos, parts of europe, somalia and the list continues. I think that is something we the human race, need to put a little effort into fixing lol.

[Pharenheitz]

@evildnalor You could argue that 90% of the population in the ancient world had some mental disease. Violence and war, as much as our own generation lives with, was something more 'casual'. Most men in these days had to kill perhaps at least once if they hoped to live to see 40.

[evildnalor]

I think Attila may have been bipolar, and in his later years, more than likely from intense battle, extreme aggression issues. Remember though, both christians and muslims here, he believed in his Shamans. His medicine men, and tribal herbalists who viewed nature as a insight to understanding both God and Creation. A religion that continues to this day. Though not a institution, such as the lofty Christians or Muslims, they provide a excellent spiritual backbone for any society.