The younger members of the Osmanoglu family, heirs to the Ottoman Empire.

In 1299, Osman I founded a small principality in the northwest of what is now Anatolia, laying the foundation for what would become the Ottoman Empire, one of the greatest empires in history.

In 1453, the Ottomans captured Constantinople, marking the end of the Eastern Roman Empire and the beginning of a period of great Ottoman expansion. At its peak in the 17th century, the empire spanned over 5 million square kilometers, ranking as the 8th largest empire in territorial extent in history, stretching across regions of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.

In 1922, following the end of World War I, the Ottoman Empire, already significantly weakened after nearly two centuries of defeats against other expanding empires, notably the Russian and British, was officially abolished, leading to the birth of modern Turkey.

In November 1922, Mehmed VI, the great-great-grandfather of the young individuals in the photo, left the country never to return. His descendants were only allowed to return in the 1950s and 1970s, with women returning first and men later.

The Osmanoglu family is one of the oldest dynasties in the world, with an unbroken lineage spanning over 700 years.

Israel has been violating the ceasefire since it went into effect two days ago, even bombing north of the Litani river while repeatedly firing at people in the south.

At some point the Lebanese resistance will have to respond because otherwise Israel’s pattern of firing when it wants will continue.

And when that happens, the west will accuse the Lebanese resistance of violating the ceasefire.

That's true, I suppose. The Mayans, for example.

Meanwhile, African nations are particularly aggrieved. Despite being among the hardest hit by climate change (caused mainly by the highly developed Global North), the continent receives just 3% of global climate finance. The inequity is glaring. Mozambique, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of Congo for instance, have endured multiple cyclones and exceptional weather catastrophes in recent years, displacing thousands and wreaking economic havoc. Yet, funds to help these nations adapt and recover are scarce, leaving them trapped in a vicious circle of destruction and poverty.

The WEF guided by ideology (Zionism) not logic and not truth.

What happens when societies *don't*?

See Stalin, Mao, Pol Po, etc.

Ark or not, it's ridiculous for me to think folks would rather capture & hunker down through a flood with a fully grown bear than a young cub, no matter how ancestral I imagine them to be 🤣

Thanks for clearing that up. Lol

Who said Noah fit two 'adult' animals of each kind on the ark? If you were given that task, wouldn't you be smart about it? Wouldn't it be easier to not only catch, but house, and to feed, and to keep predators/prey separate, if they were young?

come on, man. Thay were smarter than us back then, not dumber.

Milei-kowski

What are you talking about?

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There's definitely an influence, the difference is the Japanese have homogeneous society where everyone is truly Japanese there's no Jew marriage and arranged appointment through nepotism that is the key reason Europe and America fell.

The second important aspect is money doesn't motivate Japanese decisions the same way on this level. The businessmen can be bought but not to the extent of a lie.