#Unjust Accusations
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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thought abt focalors + tsaritsa sagau fic bc it'd be funny as hell to throw them in a room together but now its actually got me thinking a little too much.......similar but only in the barest sense and complete opposites..one of them fearing celestia and the other trying to bring celestia down.
#sagau#did someone say rarepair?? freeze team queens#its abt the ideals of justice and how they are both rlly similar and different in both characters#focalors who adheres to justice as a general concept. she wants to do right by her people and her nation. literally the god of justice#she was genuinely upset w herself fr falsely accusing lyney of murdering his assistant#she was very obviously shaken by that in the next trial and was notably acting different#she is trying her best to save her people#whereas the tsaritsa's ideals of justice are more complicated and narrowed.#she is willing to do unjust things for a greater justice (destroying celestia)#because to her its worth the sacrifice in order to bring down celestia. her harbingers r like#not typically good ppl!! but they are powerful. they are useful. ie dottore#its abt the two archons who are fighting so hard to save their ppl (teyvat in tsaritsa's case) that they have lost even themselves#in the process yknow.#furina is not respected by her ppl. they treat her like a glorified mascot. but she still cares abt her ppl is trying her best#the tsaritsa is obvs speculation but she is trying to destroy celestia for the greater good of teyvat even if she does evil things to do so#its the contrast of two people wearing masks to hide themselves from their people for different reasons while also being so similar....#do u see the vision............#also furina is dramatic and all abt theatrics her playing it up fr her ppl aside#she would LOVE the silly little clowns and their theme since its based off a play#was this an excuse 2 talk abt my fav characters?? yeah :]#incredibly funny in sagau bc their personality clash so horribly and also fit together so well u know#that meme thats like shut the fuck up + u wanna kiss me so bad u look stupid or whatever....yeah thats them#tsaritsa contemplates murder far too many times bc why are there two venti's. who invited her#also group crying sessions but its just furina crying bc the tsaritsa cant. furina can cry enough for them both bless#also smth smth archons and their tired old men who work fr them and are undoubtedly loyal#maybe pierro and neuvi should kiss too damn. emotionally stunted old men get some therapy maybe. make out. idk#this isnt coherent in the slightest im sleep deprived and running on one (1) scrambled egg#i need to be put down like a rabid dog lord.#there wasnt enough unhinged eros posting around here i had 2 fix it
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genshin's story team continuing with the hard hitting social commentary damn they really are going full on critique of justice system as a theatrical performance and the trivialization of justice into entertainment
#genshin impact#fontaine#genshin 4.0#not to mention the apparent literal use of judgment as a necessary part of their economy and infrastructure#meaning that if there's no one committing crimes they would inevitably have to start creating criminals by unjust accusations#or the invention of laws the target specific categories of people
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It was gratitude; gratitude, not merely for having once loved her, but for loving her still well enough to forgive all the petulance and acrimony of her manner in rejecting him, and all the unjust accusations accompanying her rejection.
"Pride and Prejudice" - Jane Austen
#book quote#pride and prejudice#jane austen#gratitude#love#elizabeth bennet#mr darcy#petulance#acrimony#rejection#unjust#accusation
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I don't agree with defund the police or ACAB
Or at least I don't agree with the terms. The underlying message is good. The problem with these terms is that they obscure what we really mean in a way that makes us look more unreasonable than we really are.
Take "defund the police". What we really mean is "fund social services". @theabigailthorn made a video on policing in the UK that shows that regardless of whether the police budgets are cut under Austerity or whether police budgets balloon out of proportion like in the US, the outcome is a shitty system so long as funding for social services is low. Without funding to social services, the police wear too many hats. There is no possible way that one single group can handle all the different problems we place on the heads of the police. And that's completely ignoring that they're a white supremacist agent of state violence. Tbh when I first heard about "defund the police" I mistakenly thought that it was supposed to be some sort of punishment for the police being racist. On its surface, that sounds like the wrong approach. I'm pretty confident that that reading is what many conservatives take away when they hear "defund the police".
And then there's "ACAB". What we really mean is that "all cops are complicit" or "good cops don't last". I can't stand when people smugly say that of course ACAB is obviously not literal. If you expect the group that thinks we're all batshit insane and wholly divorced from reality for the most common sense takes to parse the nuance behind the blanket statement then you're batshit insane and wholly divorced from reality.
This is not even a bad optics argument. This is why in the heck are we spreading misinformation about our own dang beliefs that make us sound completely unreasonable.
#Acab#defund the police#Every time I bring this up some Very Good Reader accuses me of bootlicking#Theres actually a big pattern of leftist principles that are expressed entirely in what we dont want instead of what we want#Even things that are actually true things we want to abolish end up sounding bad because we never explain what we want to replace it with#Abolish prisons. And replace it with what?#Abolish the nuclear family. And replace it with what?#Expecting people to read theory to understand what youre proposing to add when#theyve already dismissed your position as unhinged is preposterous#Anarchism is another example but I think its too entrenched a name to go back on#Lets define everything bad that we hate about government into this seperate term called the State and then say we want to abolish the State#Look at these dumb idiots who dont realize that anarchy does not mean chaos. Read theory dumb dumb#And then theres the claim of abolishing unjust hierarchies#Unjust is a weasel word#Its trying to square the ideal of abolishing all hierarchies with the reality that thats impossible#Unjust according to whom?#Conservatives think every hierarchy we have today is just#In fact we're missing a few just hierarchies that we need to throw in#Tbh I have some anarchist sympathies#I keep trying to join the local anarchist group but havent been able to go to many meetings due to bad brains#But at this point Im more willing to adopt an anarchist political position than I would be to adopt the anarchist label#Maybe lets try to be a little less 3edgy5you about perfectly reasonable political positions
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Unjust Accusations
The villagers found themselves labeled as insurgents and faced severe consequences. In reality, this was not a Christian revolt but an uprising of the Bashi-Bazouks. In any other country, such an event would have been rightly recognized as such. Aziz Pacha, previously regarded as sympathetic to the Bulgarians but since removed from his position, ignored the villagers’ pleas for protection. When the inevitable attack occurred, instead of coming to their aid, he led regular troops and artillery against them.
Betrayal and Bombardment
Aziz Pacha’s arrival at the village on Thursday afternoon marked the beginning of a tragic turn of events. Without issuing a surrender demand, he immediately initiated a bombardment, catching the villagers off guard with the sudden roar of cannons. While the Turks claim that a surrender summons was sent before the attack, the villagers vehemently deny this. Considering that the village had previously requested protection from Aziz Pacha three times, it seems unlikely that they would refuse to surrender when faced with regular troops Guided Turkey Tours .
Lack of Evidence
Efforts were made to gather evidence supporting the claim that a surrender summons was issued, but these attempts likely proved fruitless. Even the Turks themselves admitted to the villagers’ appeals for protection, undermining the credibility of any assertion that they refused to surrender. The undeniable truth is that when the artillery barrage began, the villagers, who had bravely prepared to defend their church, succumbed to panic. Despite their prior readiness and the church’s strategic position, they fled in desperation, abandoning their fortified refuge.
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