Απαγορευμένα Σχέδια Απελευθέρωσης Κωνσταντινούπολης – Σχέδιο ΙΩΝΙΑ & ΕΨΙΛΟΝ

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Φανταστική απεικόνιση: Έλληνες κομάντο με σύγχρονες τεχνικές Ninjutsu μπροστά από την Αγία Σοφία και τον χάρτη των επιχειρήσεων Ανατολικής Θράκης και Ιωνίας Σχέδιο ΙΩΝΙΑ & Σχέδιο ΕΨΙΛΟΝ — Η Άγνωστη Ιστορία Γράφει ο Γεώργιος Παπασημάκης Η ιδέα της απελευθέρωσης της Κωνσταντινούπολης παραμένει βαθιά χαραγμένη στην εθνική μας συνείδηση.  Λίγοι όμως γνωρίζουν ότι στο παρελθόν, το ελληνικό Επιτελείο είχε εκπονήσει πραγματικά στρατιωτικά σχέδια με αυτόν τον σκοπό. Σήμερα θα σας παρουσιάσω όσα γνωρίζουμε για το Σχέδιο ΙΩΝΙΑ και το μυστηριώδες Σχέδιο ΕΨΙΛΟΝ — σχέδια που, αν υλοποιούνταν, θα άλλαζαν την ιστορία του Ελληνισμού.  Και θα δούμε πώς η χρήση μεθόδων των ninja και του Ninjutsu θα μπορούσε να ενισχύσει κρίσιμα τέτοιες επιχειρήσεις ειδικών αποστολών. Το Ιστορικό Πλαίσιο Μετά τον Β’ Παγκόσμιο Πόλεμο και εν μέσω του Ψυχρού Πολέμου, η Ελλάδα εντάχθηκε στο ΝΑΤΟ το 1952.  Η ισορροπία δυνάμεων στην Ανατολική Μεσόγειο ήταν εύθραυστη και στο Επιτελείο υπήρχαν σενάρια για πολεμ...
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Togakure Ryu Ninjutsu lineage

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As stated by the Bujinkan organization, the lineage in the line of Sōke (grand masters) of Togakure-ryū, beginning with Daisuke Togakure, is as follows:


Daisuke Togakure (1162)

Shima Kosanta Minamoto no Kanesada (1180)

Goro Togakure (1200)

Kosanta Togakure

Kisanta Koga

Tomoharu Kaneko

Ryuho Togakure

Gakuun Togakure

Koseki Kido

Tenryu Iga

Rihei Ueno

Senri Ueno

Majiro Ueno

Saburo Iisuka

Goro Sawada

Ippei Ozaru

Hachiro Kimata

Heizaemon Kataoka

Ugenta Mori

Gobei Toda

Seiun Kobe

Kobei Momochi

Tenzen Tobari

Seiryu Nobutsuna Toda (1624–1658)

Fudo Nobuchika Toda (1658–1681)

Kangoro Nobuyasu Toda (1681–1704)

Eisaburo Nobumasa Toda (1704–1711)

Shinbei Masachika Toda (1711–1736)

Shingoro Masayoshi Toda (1736–1764)

Daigoro Chikahide Toda (1764–1804)

Daisaburo Chikashige Toda (1804)

Shinryuken Masamitsu Toda (born 1824 – died 1909)

Toshitsugu Takamatsu (born 1887 – died 1972)

Masaaki Hatsumi (born 1931)

Takumi Tsutsui (born 1964)

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