(Athens) For almost 400 years, Greece was occupied by the Ottomans who ruled with an iron-jackboot; all non-Muslims were forbidden to ride a horse, male children from Christian villages were stolen and forced into the Janissaries and the Christian population was so heavily taxed that the effects are still felt today. The Turks, unhappy at being kicked out of Greece in 1829, murdered hundreds of thousands and the Greeks have never forgot about living under Islam.
So, when Greek football fans came across approximately 800 Pakistani Muslims parading through Athens in which to celebrate the birthday of their founder, they didn't like what they saw, and when the Muslims decided to stand their ground and taunt the Greeks, they found out the hard way about the Greek adage "Go tell the Spartans".
So, when Greek football fans came across approximately 800 Pakistani Muslims parading through Athens in which to celebrate the birthday of their founder, they didn't like what they saw, and when the Muslims decided to stand their ground and taunt the Greeks, they found out the hard way about the Greek adage "Go tell the Spartans".
