1) Terrorist apologist justify the attacks on France because of its 132 years of colonizing Algeria.

Greeks were colonized by Turks for 400-500 years, experienced a genocide (1914-23) with a million exterminated & a pogrom (1955) that expelled 120,000 Greeks from Constantinople.
2) This is not to minimize the Algerian experience of brutal French colonization but to highlight it's not a justification why "Muslims have a right to be angry & kill millions of French people,” as the former Malaysian PM said.

Does he support Greeks killing millions of Turks?
3) Now of course I do not support Greeks having a "right" to kill millions of Turks for the crimes of their ancestors like that idiot former Malaysian PM believes.

But terrorist apologists who use any attempt to justify terrorism in France open up an ugly pandora's box.
4) But these terrorist attacks should open debate and re-thinking of European policies and ideologies.

For 1000's of years Greeks were the frontline of Eastern invasions towards Europe but the West has always put a knife in our back.

I won't give countless historical examples.
5) Even as recently as 2016/16 with the Turkish-orchestrated migrant invasion of Europe, all you "woke" and liberal Western Europeans wanted to paint us Greeks as reactionary backward fascists for wanting to protect our borders from undocumented illegal immigrants.
6) Even to this day "woke" and liberal Swedes, Germans, Dutch etc denounce Greece for its "pushbacks" of illegal immigrants.

German NGO's are even attempting to sue Greece for its "pushbacks" of illegal immigrants.
7) Most of this Western European perversion comes from their own historical guilts of genocide & persecution, but they attempt to project this onto front line European states like Greece, who have the historical memories of being genocide victims, not the perpetrators of it
8) Greeks have a strong and long historical memory of these types of people who are committing terrorist attacks in Western Europe. More then a thousand years of it in fact. Because of our historical memory and not allowing these terrorists in, the woke West wanted to denounce us
9) The only difference now is that in 2015/16, Greece was crippled by Germany's looting of our country undercover of "necessary austerity". The West never knew how much of a service the Greeks have given them for over a thousand years by being front line peoples against barbarism
10) The West wanted to put the knife in our back during the financial crisis, just as they did throughout their history towards the Greeks, and then millions of undocumented people flooded into Europe.

Now the West is paying the consequences of it.
11) However, Western Europeans did not only want to project their wokeness onto frontline Greece, but also export it outside of Europe into Syria.

Your efforts to remove the "brutal" Assad in favor of Al-Qaeda sympathizers sees its results with terrorism in France, Germany etc.
12) Terrorist attacks in Europe must incorporate a domestic and a foreign response.

Stop putting knives in the backs of Greeks, stop trying to forcibly export Western Liberalism into the East, stop appeasing terrorist supporters like Erdogan and open relations with Syria again.

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