Janissary trained SNA soldier becomes transgender in Turkey

[Crow]

Is this your HAG army? @Lex Luther


















In case anyone doesn't understand the title, Janissaries were Ottoman slaves from eastern Europe who were trained from childhood to serve the Sultan. They were featured in Assassin's Creed: Revelations and are infamous for their shameless and rampant homosexuality/pedophilia.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janissaries

 

[CaliTedesse]

Janissary is not an insult.

 

[Crow]

Janissary is not an insult.

It means both gay and slave. I honestly cannot think of a worse insult.

 

[Represented]

Military men, who encouraged homosexuality among the ranks? Sounds very Laconian to me.

 

[CaliTedesse]

It means both gay and slave. I honestly cannot think of a worse insult.

In Turkish it means New Soldiers sxb don't lie they were one of the most formidable soldiers and featured in many games. The Jannisaries were like Mamluks and other slaves like Malik Ambar or the slaves of Delhi Sultanate who rose to ranks of elite soldiers. Very respected and excellent fighters. Even Tariq ibn Ziyad who conquered Gibraltar was a slave originally, but respected after being freed and gained much prestige.

 

[Crow]

In Turkish it means New Soldiers sxb don't lie they were one of the most formidable soldiers and featured in many games. The Jannisaries were like Mamluks and other slaves like Malik Ambar or the slaves of Delhi Sultanate who rose to ranks of elite soldiers. Very respected and excellent fighters. Even Tariq ibn Ziyad who conquered Gibraltar was a slave originally, but respected after being freed and gained much prestige.

The issue isn't that they were slaves, it's that they were s. Why don't you understand this?

 

[IftiinOfLife]

It means both gay and slave. I honestly cannot think of a worse insult.

Your thinking of greeks.

 

[diaby]

N&N's army

 

[madaxweyne]

N&N's army

*somalias army

 

[Tukraq]

Janisarry after seeing the Mogadishu curriculum(all Turkish history), they should have known the negative context, what a conquered peoples