Is he Greek?
Is he Greek?
Thomas Perez
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Samuel Bailey
More greek than greeks
Liam Gomez
he ıs turkish
Benjamin Jenkins
So he is Anatolian Greek.
Gabriel Foster
I know a half-Armenian Half-Russian guy that looks like the male model version of Assad. This surely has some white in him.
Nathaniel Sullivan
Byzantinian
Jason Edwards
Cameron Miller
Good luck, Assad.
Logan Smith
Shouldn't he get elected to become a president rather than being chosen by his father's puppets
Joseph Phillips
>male model
Assad isn't a female
Joseph Price
Just because he has light eyes and only swarthy skin as opposed to brown does not mean he has white ancestry.
Joseph Parker
>Al-Assad is whiter than most Southern Europeans
Asher Young
Yes it does, especially considering he is Syrian
Ryan Martin
How so?
Luis Hall
le Aryan invasions of the Middle East
Thomas Rivera
Nice bait
Ayden Turner
But they only held the coastal area, of which not very much makes up Syria today.
Caleb Fisher
Blue eyes are EXTREMELY rare in arabian and turkish genepool. There has to be some actual Greek blood in that guy.
Gavin Reed
many syrians look like turks and greeks
Wyatt Turner
he doesn't belong to human ethnicities
he comes from heaven
Daniel Baker
Blue eyes are not natural to Arabs. Yes i know they originate from black sea area, but if person has blue eyes he has either white or central asian ancestry
Brody Rodriguez
You really think the crusaders had THAT much of an impact on the ethnic layout of the middle east?
Carson Howard
Well i mean Cortes and co had their fun with the natives in the midst of conquest of Aztecs. So why not?
Cooper Parker
the various Islamic caliphates imported millions of Slavic and other European slaves
Christian James
there were blue eyed arabs even before crusaders, middle east and europe are connected and people move constantly
Noah Ross
But plagues did most of the job of eradicating the natives there while there is no simmilar phenomena happening in the old world.
Christian Peterson
They're not EXTREMELY RARE in the Levant and Turkey wtf are you shitting, yes it's true light hair and eyes in this region are the result of interbreeding with Europeans, but it's not "extremely rare"
Matthew Davis
Feels good being Aryan
Sebastian Rodriguez
Fair enough
Jaxson Kelly
This.
Caleb Adams
Well rare compared to us senpai.
Jackson Nguyen
he is way whiter than greeks. and he has shitty gulenist mustache. is he gulenist?
Tyler Perez
No he is Arab
Connor Walker
Yeah, sure
But nobody will assume you have to be a foreigner in Turkey & Syria just because you have blue eyes
These two are Turkish brothers, exact same genotype, but one looks completely white and one looks brown, and both of them are Turks
Lincoln Brown
I am Greek
James Clark
Another pic
Thomas Mitchell
...
Adam Lopez
someone had a kurd neighbor
Ian Fisher
No he is Syrian
David Brooks
I am greek
Justin Hill
Kek, nope, his father is a white Turk and his mother is a brown Turk
Lincoln Martin
His father is Bosnian. It shows how fucked the genetic lottery is.
Dominic Foster
Tatlitug doesn't sound like a slavic last name at all, it sounds Turkish
Nicholas Butler
>He has said that his father's mother was from Sarajevo and his grandfather was Yugoslavian.After the second world war,they fled to Adana,Turkey.
en.wikipedia.org
Also Bosnians are Slavs who think they're Muslim, so they have weird surnames.
Alexander Fisher
Tatlıtuğ was born on 27 October 1983, in Adana, to Erdem and Nurten Tatlıtuğ. [2][3][4][5][6][7] He has said that his father's mother was from Sarajevo and his grandfather was Yugoslavian.After the second world war,they fled to Adana,Turkey.[8]
Bosnians without Slavic surnames are not that rare either
Christian Green
Aah, right
Lincoln Davis
me on the right