Comments by "CaptainVanisher" (@captainvanisher988) on "Business Basics" channel.

@azizsipahi8332 You're not Turks, you're turkified Greeks, Persians, Armenians and Arabs (Kurds).
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@eren3390 Native? Greeks have Greek DNA in majority. Egyptians have Egyptian DNA in majority. No one said that the Americans are native Navajo, but they never called themselves that. Neither did Mexicans call themselves Aztecs. But Turks do call themselves Turks while having little to no resemblance to actual Turks.
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@emre_iris That's just false. There are DNA archetypes that have been analyzed by multiple large DNA testing companies and have differentiated Greece, Italy and Albania. Anatolia is also differentiated. In the broader ones, Turkic DNA is included amongst Central Asian broader region with Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.
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@emre_iris Never said otherwise. I am just saying that most DNA companies have them together under the Central Asian DNA. Anatolian Turks have very little Central Asian DNA. Meaning that they have no ties to the actual Turks. They're just turkified anatolian populations.
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@KhanTonyukuk Many parts of Anatolia were never inhabited and were colonized initially by Greeks but oh well. I wouldn't expect a Turk to know anything about history. Just for a short history lesson, the Greeks colonized almost all the coastlines of Anatolia with small exceptions where the Lydians, Carians and Mysians had colonized it. The Lydian kingdom conquered the rest later and inhabited the entirety of central Anatolia. They were centuries later Hellenized by Alexander the Great The Hellenisation of Anatolians only came after the conquest of the Persian empire. The Persian empire had already subjugated most of Anatolia and Alexander the Great conquered Persia and its lands. But the Hellenization of peoples didn't solely happen on Anatolia but in most parts of the Macedonian empire. That includes Egypt, the Levant, Syria and even parts of modern Iraq. In fact Hellenization was so dominant that by Jesus time, most Jews spoke Greek and not Hebrew. The entire New Testament was written in Greek and the Roman empire unofficially used more Greek than Latin and later on officiated it as well. Now as far as I am talking about. It's not about the Hellenized peoples, but the Hellenes. Who did have colonies on the entirety of the Anatolian coastlines. But the fact that you, a Turk, doesn't know that is even more ridiculous. Because the Turkish name for Greeks is Yunan. Which are the ancient Greek people called Ionians that inhabited all of the Anatolian coastline facing the Aegean sea.
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Turkey would screw their allies to get their way. No Turkish ally truly trusts the country because it will destroy any and every agreement due to their self serving and imperialistic nature.
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@nesrintercan1220 No one likes Turkey besides its vassal states of Albania, Azerbaijan and Bosnia. The places where Turkey managed to turkify the local populations.
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@steppenwolf5956 Not really. Americans are not calling themselves "Englishmen", "Germans" or the other European ethnicities where they descended. Prior the USA there was no country/empire/nation in the region of North America. There were only regional tribes with no well defined borders. In contrast, the Turkish invaders destroyed 2 of the wealthiest empires at that time aka the Eastern Roman Empire and the Persian empire. They turkified the local population and through many ways (blood tax, forced islamizations, enslavement, controlled massacres) they enforced population control, steadily extinguishing and turkifying the local populations. It all reached the peaking point during the Armenian, Assyrian and Greek genocides that they committed in the early 20th century, fully establishing a Turkish majority within the territories that they had left. That was also proven through historic evidence. Turkish culture as we know it didn't originate from the Turks but it is a combination of stolen cuisine, music, clothing etc from Persians, Armenians, Greeks, Assyrians, Jews and other ethnic groups of the former ERE. DNA testing has also proven that the majority of Turks have very little Turkic DNA. Meaning that most are a mix of those former ethnicities that were turkified. The highest DNA percentage is Pontic Greek and other Minor Asia Greek ethnic groups, then Armenian and Persian, then Arab and lastly Turkic at 5-15% on average. Hence why most Western Turks look Greek.
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