The Bible Verses That Made Me Stop Believing

The Atrocities of The Congo Free State

🇨🇾 Melanie Steliou’s address to the Israeli Ambassador to Cyprus

Οι Αμπελόκηποι το 1965 Αθήνα της δεκαετίας του '60

Accused of 3 Deaths in The Ring! Mike Zambidis - The Mad King of Knockouts

How One Man Tricked the Persian Empire into a Naval Trap

Athens is in ashes. The Greek alliance is broken. All hope seems lost. After the fall of Thermopylae, King Xerxes and the Persian Empire stood on the verge of total victory. But one Athenian general, Themistocles, refused to surrender. He devised a plan of breathtaking audacity—a desperate gamble to lure the entire Persian navy into a single, decisive naval battle. This is the story of the Battle of Salamis, the turning point of the Greco-Persian Wars. It's a tale of strategy, deception, and the power of a superior weapon in the hands of a superior crew. Discover the genius of the Greek trireme, the deadly bronze-tipped spear of the ancient seas, and witness the incredible act of treachery... against his own allies... that Themistocles used to trick Xerxes into the perfect trap. From a golden throne, Xerxes watched in horror as his massive fleet was annihilated, not by a greater force, but by a greater mind. The victory at Salamis saved the future of democracy and set the stage for the Golden Age of Athens, proving that even against impossible odds, a brilliant strategy can change the course of history forever. If you were inspired by this story of strategy and deception, please LIKE the video and SUBSCRIBE to Wars in History for more pivotal moments from the ancient world. Let us know in the COMMENTS: What do you think was Themistocles's most brilliant move?

How 10,000 Spartans Avenged Thermopylae

The Persian invasion of Greece ends here. After the defeats at Marathon and Salamis, the Persian Empire had one last chance for conquest. On the plains of Plataea, the largest Greek army ever assembled, led by 10,000 Spartans, faced the elite forces of the Persian general Mardonius in a final, bloody battle for the fate of Western Civilization. This is the story of the Battle of Plataea (479 BCE), the decisive land battle of the Greco-Persian Wars. Discover how a tense two-week standoff exploded into a chaotic and brutal confrontation. Witness the tactical genius of Mardonius as he nearly starved the Greeks into submission, and the iron discipline of the Spartan phalanx as they turned a desperate retreat into an unstoppable attack. This was more than a battle; it was the ultimate clash between two ways of war and two civilizations. The victory at Plataea not only avenged the burning of Athens and the sacrifice at Thermopylae, but it secured the future of Greek independence, paving the way for the Golden Age of democracy, philosophy, and art.

Iron Mike Zambidis vs Gurkan Ozkan

Violent End of Nazis who Massacred 280 Greeks: Hard to Watch

Pre-Historic Megastructures in Greece Built by Unknown Civilization

Iron Mike Zambidis vs Krongsak Lek

Greece Faces A Demographic Disaster: Population Collapse,

Greece is grappling with a looming demographic disaster as declining birth rates and aging population push the country toward a population collapse. Experts warn this crisis could severely impact the nation’s economy and future stability.Greece is grappling with a looming demographic disaster as declining birth rates and aging population push the country toward a population collapse. Experts warn this crisis could severely impact the nation’s economy and future stability.

While The West Launches Rockets, Africa Stretches Lips.

Mark Twain: Thoughts

George Carlin Explains Why Real Estate Is the Biggest Scam

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The Zionist Takeover Of Cyprus

Cyprus: The Israeli Flood Has Become A Deluge

The REAL Reason Trump Blew Up A Venezuelan “Drug Boat”!

Donald Trump has openly admitted that U.S. policy toward Venezuela is driven by a desire to seize its vast oil reserves, while falsely framing military actions there as part of a drug war. In the latest effort at wielding influence over Venezuela, the U.S. military carried out a strike on a small vessel allegedly tied to drug trafficking, killing 11 people — this even though official data shows Venezuela is not a major drug route to the U.S. The attack was clearly illegal under international law, amounted to extrajudicial killings, and represents part of a broader strategy to destabilize Venezuela through sanctions and military pressure. Jimmy highlights how oil, not narcotics, is the true motivation behind decades of U.S. efforts to overthrow Venezuelan governments.

At Larnaca Airport, Cypriot Police Question Dimitri Lascaris

Today, when Dimitri Lascaris attempted to take a flight from Larnaca, Cyprus to Athens, Greece, he was detained and questioned by the Criminal Investigation Division of the Larnaca police. The police wanted to talk to Lascaris about his reasons for briefly visiting a synagogue in Larnaca on August 27. Lascaris was eventually released but, as a result of the questioning, he missed his flight to Athens and was obliged to purchase a new airline ticket at his own expense. From the boarding lounge at Larnaca Airport, Lascaris recounts what happened to him.