WHY ARE WE DIFFERENT FROM NORTHERN EUROPEANS?

  

WHY ARE WE DIFFERENT FROM NORTHERN EUROPEANS?

Written by Konstantinos Konstantinidis Amphiktyon

We are partners with the Northern Europeans in the EU, but anyone who has served in Brussels or lived in Northern Europe has certainly found that we are very different from them. I would say we have more in common with Americans than with Northern Europeans. Of course, racially, they mostly belong to Asian tribes that reached Northern Europe through the Caucasus. But it also depends on their life under oppressive slave regimes. From the time of Diocletian and from the 4th century in Europe, the Middle Ages began and returned to purely agricultural production. That is, it made a setback in relation to Greek antiquity, in 1200 to 600 BC. The central power of the Roman Empire declined and the people of the countryside rallied around the large landowners. They became the feudal lords and the landless were slaves under the feudal lord. The globalism and cosmopolitanism of Athens initially and then of Rome declined to the extent that nations were divided into self-governing regions under the local feudal lord. With the prevalence of Christianity, the decline became deeper after the destruction of monuments of art and especially of Libraries. At least 5,000 years are estimated for the setback of world Civilization. Life was organized around the land and the feudal lord The main product of feudalism was the agricultural product. The serfs belonged to the feudal lord themselves and their families. The agricultural product as a natural product did not have a price determined by some kind of stock exchange. This was a product of exchange. (During the occupation, the exchange "kind for kind" also applied to us) The land was considered sacred and the society was agro-theocratic. God created nature and property was the will of God. The worker of the divine land was a slave of God and by extension of the bishop and the feudal lord. Due to ignorance of the causes of destruction in cultivation, they tried with litanies and prayers to appease God for fruitfulness. The peasantry never asked themselves "who they are" why they became "slaves" and how they would be freed from the feudal lord who lived in luxury, while he and his family were immersed in misery and mud. The omnipotence of nature was expressed as divine despotism and God was a tyrant, punisher and strict like Yahweh of the Bible, who became the god of Europe. Other jobs were of little importance, e.g. those of craftsmen, merchants, etc., compared to "divine" agricultural production. The Pope had strictly forbidden lending and considered financial activity to be immoral. This resulted in lending falling entirely into the hands of the Jews, who became moneylenders and usurers, merchants, artisans and city dwellers in the Middle Ages. The cities were accused of being the source of all debauchery and sin. This was the reason for the fierce persecutions of the Jews in the Middle Ages. Feudal lords and bishops had close cooperation and often brothers or members of the feudal lord's family were ordained bishops. Thus, control (existential and spiritual) was complete. The bishop was the representative of God on earth and therefore had the right to take the life of God's servant as well as torture when he sinned (Holy Inquisition). Serfs were transferred when the land was sold as an accessory to the The feudal lord was an aristocrat who expressed the holy brigades of Seraphim and Cherubim in the heavenly Jerusalem. He lived in a huge Tower which was naturally and artificially protected from enemies, and had fantastic gardens, sculptures and works of art. The feudal lord's residence was a paradise, with constant entertainment with music, dances, all kinds of delicacies, hospitality of officials and a multitude of servants. In some invisible corner lived the flock, the serfs, who were forbidden to approach the tower. In order for the slave to go outside his village, he asked for permission from the tower. They had strict morals and the honor of a woman was limited to her genitals. However, the feudal lord was the first to feast on the beautiful virgin slaves. Celibacy was a qualification for someone to enter paradise. The unnatural prohibitions created serious erotic psychoses and scandals even among priests (Orthodoxy was also in favor of the virginity of women. Many crimes occurred because of the removal of virginity. The prohibition was in force until my generation) Education was for the few and the offspring of feudal lords and officials. Serfs were taught how to be good servants of God and the feudal lord. In the aristocracy how to behave in aristocratic ways Charlemagne was an innovator  

 

Charlemagne was an innovator. One of the most important emperors of the Roman Empire, both in the military and social fields. With his expansionist policy and continuous wars, he managed to gain power over most of Western and Central Europe. He ruled from 768 AD to 814 AD and left his mark on world history as one of the greatest kings of the Franks. The EU has established the birth of Europe in his person. In the 9th and 10th centuries, the urban way of life began in the Italian commercial and naval cities (Venice, Genoa, Florence) and grew with the fall of Constantinople. Then there was a massive transfusion of the wisdom of Greek teachers to Italy and through it to the rest of Europe as well as the transfer of the works of the Greeks to the West. Commentary

1/ First, we differ in history. It is false and completely untrue that the history of Europe begins with Charlemagne, as those who wrote European History wrote. It begins with the abduction of Europe by Zeus. [The myth is as follows: Poseidon and Libya had two sons, Belus and Agenor. Belus stayed in Africa, while Agenor came to Asia. There he married Telephasa and they gave birth to Europe. When she grew up, she was playing with her friends one day in the meadow. There was a bull grazing there, which they approached and when Europe saw that it was tame, she stroked it and then rode on its back. That was it. Then the bull, running and crossing mountains and seas, accompanied by Tritons and Nereids, arrived in Crete at the Idaean cave. There he presented himself as a god-king of Crete and married her. As a wedding gift, he offered her: a/ Talos, the huge giant who protected Crete b/ A golden hound, c/ A weapon that never missed. I wish the EU would implement them]

 2/ Slavery made the Northern European disciplined and hardworking, obedient to his leadership. On the contrary, the Greek lacks discipline and has difficulty accepting his leaders. Even in our long-standing enslavement to the Turks, we remained free and did not submit

3/ Did Greece also go through its Middle Ages from the 12th to the 8th century as a result of the Trojan War or perhaps some other unknown cause, possibly some natural disaster such as the Santorini volcano?

 4/ The cult of the Northern European in the production of goods continued in the industrial revolution, which began in England and then came to Europe. Many feudal lords became industrialists

5/ There are two pillars of Europe: a/ The ancient Greek Spirit and the philosophy of Greece and b/ The Christianity of the Bible. With the massive entry of Islamic populations, the foundations of the old continent are now creaking.

 6/ We also differ in religion. We are Orthodox and they are Catholic. We are spiritually ruled by the Patriarch of Constantinople and they by the Pope of Rome. An immeasurable gap!

 7/ Of course, in terms of interests, the Europeans of the South have different interests from those of the North. But even within the South there are glaring differences (See Spain and Italy, but also Greece, which abandoned its "daughter" Cyprus to the mercy of Turkey because of ELIAMEP)

8/ In Europe, everyone has their own "bairaki" and where many roosters crow (29 are healthy) it is late to dawn 9/ Logic and political thought have given way in Europe and the EU has become dogmatic. It is falling from one blunder to another as if it wants to commit suicide. Instead of incorporating Christian Russia, as General De Gaulle had proclaimed, which Russia is a cultural creation of the Greek Byzantine Empire, it declared a furious war for the sake of Ukraine, which is ultimately Russian-born. The EU, if it does not change course, will end up a third world country. On the contrary, it is flirting with the Criminal Islamofascist Turkish state which continues the genocides even today and in the long term is digging the pit for them (13/7/25)