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They don't openly support these actions but the leaders have being involved in many cases of violence which is why they are being charged for lots of stuff and many are in jail now. For example one of their top parliament members threw a glass of water on a parliament member of a major...

We'll probably never start then. Haha. ^^ Well it's pretty nice, ofc Fage is a big company and usually the export versions are kinda inferior to the original in many products so they are most certainly not number 1 in their field so they may not be representative of the whole sector. I...

Thanks! Well I have a very negative opinion of them and I disagree on their views in a range of issues. First of all they beat up illegal immigrants, they want to re-introduce the death penalty, make guns easily available (like in the US), they don't support democracy and a bunch of other...

You can never fully trust a BVR missile man.

Well there's Greek yogurt ofc! And from cheeses we have: Mizithra, Kefalotyri, Anthotyro (usually with honey), Graviera, Kasseri, Kefalograviera and Cypriot Halloumi. And I basically live next to Athens. Not inside the city but pretty close.

I see. It's pretty complicated. And I thought that they were genetically from Central Asia as well. ._.

I see. But they should have some connection with Central Asia. Don't they? I mean, how did they come to Europe in the first place? Haha, it's a secret. And well, they have being pretty civilized so far so no fights yet. xD

There were ~5 million slaves in the Roman empire. That's 10-15% of the empire's population.

From this link of yours: Now look at the current statistics from the chart in your link. The most widely spread haplogroup among the Italian people is the R1b. Take Marche for example. 34% R1b (Indo-European) and only 24.5% J2 (Middle Eastern) and 13% E1b1b (African). I understand that you're...

Yea, that's what I'm saying. They are not western in origin but they are the origin of civilization. And they act as a foundation based on which the western civilization was later built by the Greeks and later the Romans. Their biological ancenstry? That's highly disputed. The most accepted...

Alright then, you're excused. :) Sometimes they are used interchangeably in English and in Greek as well. Although it's technically wrong.

Nah, even though it's not officially required by the USAF, the F-35 is capable of supercruise. Which means that it's able to break the sound barrier without using the afterburner and thus save fuel, go fast and minimize its heat signal at the same time.

We are not monkeys, lol. An easy rule of thumb is that monkeys have tails while humans and other apes don't. Although it's not always true, it's an easy way to tell them apart.

No actually it's 1/6. The world's population is 7.247 billion and India's population is 1.268 billion. 1/5 of the world's population: 1.449 billion (too high) 1/6 of the world's population: 1.207 billion (pretty much) 1/7 of the world's population: 1.035 billion (too low)

Largely so. Both actually. Mesopotamia is the true origin of civilization. Then comes the Egyptian civilization, then the Greek one and finally the Roman one. It's a linear continuation, even though sometimes they overlap. This is what we call "western civilization". It was buried under the...

That's why national poverty lines exist. Because living standards are different in each country. The $2 poverty line is international so that you can compare between countries.

I don't think so. After all China, to my knowledge, has not being at war with any other nation since the J-10 and J-11 have being operational.

Your source doesn't say that. Your source mentions: Basically Bangladesh just changed its goal. And judging by the low numbers I suspect that they are talking about the national poverty threshold. The second time he mentions the "26%" he's talking about how much it declined from 2000 to...

Mexico has no tanks, their only fighter aircraft is the F-5 (only 4 operational) and they have no submarines. Greece has 1244 tanks, 233 fighters (the majority of them are F-16s) and 8 operational submarines. But Mexico is in the list and Greece isn't... To the people wondering about North...

Kurds are almost 20% of the Turkish population though. Turks are barely 1% of Greece's population. I'm not sure how accurate a comparison would be. The largest muslim party based on western Thrace got around 0.75% of the votes during the european parliament elections in May.