Greece is Eastern Europe

EU enlargement was going well till 1995. There was only one anomaly, Greece (Hellas), the only Eastern European country in a group of Western European countries. Eastern European countries had their own Group of economic cooperation, from 1949 till 1991, Comecon. The right thing to do would be to establish a non-communist Eastern European Group in the 1990's, a continuation of the original Comecon.

Greece (Hellas) was the only Eastern European country that was not communist. Since it was not communist, it was not a member of Comecon. Nevertheless, it should be included in the non-communist Group of Eastern European countries, the continuation of original Comecon. The various reasons will be explained in this and next article. Perhaps Greece could join a little later, if this Group was established in 1990's, as it ought to happen.

But this did not occur because NWO-EU fanatics are abnormal, highly dysfunctional, irrational people that lack common sense and have entirely lost touch with reality. They have made many big mistakes but adding Eastern European countries into the Group of Western European was one of the biggest. What matters more now is how their very many big mistakes can be corrected.

Greece's participation in EU was the first mistake regarding the Group's composition. This was followed by twelve more mistakes, twelve more Eastern European countries joined EU. Now, there are two ways to bring the situation to where it should have been from 1990's. The best way that AntiNWO recommends is having two independent Groups in Eastern Europe for an adequate period. The alternative way is CIS enlargement.

These have already been explained. In this and next article, we will examine the reasons Hellas (Greece) should be in Eastern European Group, even though it was not in Comecon. GEOGRAPHICALLY, HISTORICALLY, RACIALLY, CULTURALLY, HELLAS (GREECE) had always been an INTEGRAL PART of EASTERN EUROPE. The first thing someone should do is check the map. Greece is in the southern part of Eastern Europe.

From ancient times, there were two groups of people living in Eastern Europe, Slavs in the northern part and Hellenes-Thracians-Illyrians in the southern part. This southern part was vast. It started from Palestine, Cyprus, Minor Asia, Crete and reached all the way to southern Ukraine and Slovakia. Hellenes, Thracians and Illyrians probably belonged in the same branch of Caucasian people.

Since ancient times, they mingled and mixed. A large percentage of Thracians and Illyrians gradually assimilated into Hellenes and became hellenized. Assimilation started in ancient times and intensified during Byzantine era. Language of Byzantine Empire was Hellenic (Greek), culture Hellenistic and religion Orthodox Christianity. Thracian and Illyrian assimilation into Hellenes is probably the main reason today there are no countries Thrace and Illyria but only Hellas (Greece).

When Ottoman Empire broke up, the countries that ought to be established in Balkans were three; Hellas, Thrace, Illyria. This is because only Hellenes, Thracians and Illyrians lived in Balkans before Roman conquest. Since a large percentage of Thracians and Illyrians was assimilated into Hellenes, there was no Thracian and Illyrian identity. In addition to that, there was significant migration into Balkans during Byzantine period, a very large Slavic and a small Ural-Altaic.

According to Eupedia, Slavic ancestry's percentage is from highest to lowest: Belarus, Poland, Croatia, Ukraine, Russia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Serbia, Lithuania, Czechia, Romania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Austria, Albania, Hellas (Greece). In Belarus it is 65% and in Hellas 25%. The numbers of Slavs that migrated into Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory were so large that some countries in it have higher percentage of Slavic ancestry than countries in the northern part of Eastern Europe.

The rest of the ancestry in Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory is mainly Greco-Thraco-Illyrian which is almost as high or even higher than Slavic. Most countries speak Slavic languages. The only exceptions are Hellas, Albania, Romania, Hungary. Albanian is probably Illyrian language, Romanian is Latin and Hungarian Uralic. Bulgarian is also Slavic although first Bulgars originated form Altai area. Consequently they were slavicized.

Ancient Hellenes might have been racially related with Thracians and Illyrians but not with Slavs. Throughout the centuries, Hellenes, Thracians and Illyrians mixed into one racial or tribal fusion, Greco-Thraco-Illyrian. Contemporary Hellenes are racially related with the people in Balkans and Greco-Thraco-Illyrian territory. In all this area, people have considerable Greco-Thraco-Illyrian and Slavic ancestry.

Byzantine Empire was mostly Greco-Thraco-Illyrian. Its culture-civilization was initially Hellenistic but later had a considerable Slavic influence due to the large numbers of Slavs that migrated. Through Byzantium, Orthodox Christianity spread to a large part of Eastern Europe. Byzantium had close relations with Kievan Russes and a big influence on them. The foundation of Eastern European culture-civilization is Hellenistic and its evolution Byzantine.

After World War II, Churchill was very much interested in Hellas (Greece) while Stalin not so much. Greece has a very long coastline. Britain was a naval power and Soviet Union a land army power. There was a civil war in Greece that started after the Liberation from Nazis. Soviet Union was not very much interested in Greece and did not provide so much support to communists compared to Western Bloc's support to the other side. Communists were defeated in the civil war.

Hellas (Greece) is clearly an Eastern European country that has strong historical, racial, cultural, religious bonds with other Eastern European countries. During Cold War, there was fear in Western Bloc that Greece could go on the other side, Eastern Bloc. This is the main reason Greece participated in EU. In Western Bloc, they believed that in this way, chances Greece could change side would become less.

Greece's connection with EU started twenty years before it actually became a member. In 1961, Greece-EEC Association Agreement was signed. Due to participation in EU, Greek economy was completely ruined. Greek people suffered enormously and still suffer. Western Europeans had to pay for the Greek bailout and they may have to pay for another one in the future. This will be examined in next article.

During communist era, Greece was probably the country in the world that was most isolated from its neighbors. Communism in Eastern Europe was a reason for not being together with the rest of Eastern European countries. Communism ended in Eastern Europe more than three decades ago. Greece could have been the non-communist country that would benefit the most from that. It could reinstate the long relations with many Eastern European countries.

Unfortunately for Hellenes (Greeks), pro-EU regime has been in power for many decades, assisted by Western European NWO. Pro-EU traitors did not take advantage of this great opportunity. Luckily for Hellenes (Greeks), AntiNWO has placed Greece were it always belonged, together with the rest of Eastern European countries. Geographically, historically, racially, culturally, religiously, Hellas (Greece) has always been an integral part of Eastern Europe.