Comments by "The Inconsiderate truth" (@theinconsideratetruth1780) on "Omar of the Orient" channel.

  1. He made a number of mistakes here Vlad the Impaler, also known as Vlad III or Vlad Dracula, died in battle. He ruled as the voivode (prince) of Wallachia, a region in present-day Romania, during the 15th century. While the exact circumstances of his death are not entirely clear, it is believed that he died in late December 1476 or early January 1477. Vlad the Impaler was engaged in a conflict with the Ottoman Empire, which sought to expand its territories into Wallachia. He had a reputation for his brutal tactics, including impaling his enemies on long stakes. During one of the battles against the Ottomans, Vlad and his forces were overwhelmed, and he was forced to retreat. According to some accounts, Vlad was assassinated by his own men, possibly due to dissatisfaction with his leadership or as a result of a political conspiracy. Other sources suggest that he was killed in combat against the Ottomans. The exact details of his death remain uncertain, and there are various theories and legends surrounding the circumstances.
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  2. Apologies for the confusion. Even in the 1700s, there is no historical evidence or record of a Japanese emperor considering converting to Islam. The Japanese imperial family has maintained its connection to Shintoism throughout history, and there are no documented instances of an emperor during that time period expressing interest in Islam or contemplating a conversion. Reliable historical sources do not support the notion that a Japanese emperor in the 1700s considered converting to Islam.
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  3. Can you do a video about the Islamic SS division and how both Turkey and Palestine allied itself was Adolf Hitler and the third Reich.
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