Fat Psycho Shoots Taxi Driver In The Head In Turkey {SKIP TO 3.50}

@TwistedSissy I wanna cum on those tranny lips of yours

@BenDGAF No shit. Says he was shot. Says he was stabbed yet NOWHERE do you see anything at all happen.

@anomoly at 03:56 you can hear a gunshot and the lad visibly recoils back into his seat.

@digoc57568 I want to congratulate him for successfully exterminating that shitty driver

@MomoPI Appeared out of nowhere and fucked your mothers for +650 years? Hardly faggots since they were doing the work your faggot fathers couldn't do.

@MomoPI While the Ottoman state (the precursor to the modern Turkish state) emerged in Anatolia around the late 13th century, it is inaccurate to say Turks "appeared out of nowhere."
The Turkish presence in Anatolia was the result of a long, gradual process of migration, settlement, and cultural shifts starting centuries earlier.

The significant shift began with the Seljuk Turks' victory over the Byzantine Empire at the Battle of Manzikert in 1071. This opened the gates for massive nomadic Turkic tribes to settle in Anatolia, transforming it from a mostly Greek-speaking region to a Turkish one.
The 13th century was not an arrival but rather a massive influx driven by the Mongol expansion in Central Asia. These nomads, fleeing the Mongols, reinforced the existing Turkish presence. Following the defeat of the Seljuk Sultanate by the Mongols in 1243, Anatolia was divided into various Turkish principalities (beyliks). The Ottoman principality, founded around 1299 by Osman I, was just one of these groups, though it would eventually become the most dominant.
The late 13th century marked the start of the Ottoman dynasty, not the sudden arrival of Turkish people, who had been migrating into the region for over 200 years.

@dirtydouchenozzle Who the fk is Kumar?
Wrong channel Abu

@THETOTALGUY You've probably got some salt in your vag because you can't cry about "Amerikkka" again.

I've been playing too much resident evil