Evil Writings on a church door

I wonder what is this?



Selon? Sılon? silow??

This is the postern door of a church, Ayios Costantinos; in Istanbul city / Beykoz town.



You may think it means nothing. I don't know what it means but maybe with a good English or Greek, or maybe Armenian somebody can find anything.

SILON ? The second letter not an I. Maybe a different alphabet.

The thing makes it important for me that, this is a church in a district famous with "Pastor magic". Although the church is not neglected, at least seem normal from far, but this writing stay there. How can it stay there, if the pastor in church does aware of it? So he has to aware of this writing, has not he?

So why did not the pastor erase this writing?

What are these writings mean?

And many crazy questions in my mind...

You may think it means nothing. I don't know what it means but maybe with a good English or Greek, or maybe Armenian somebody can find anything.

It's not Greek, it seems like English. Probably someone tagged it. In all likelihood it doesn't mean anything.

How can it stay there, if the pastor in church does aware of it? So he has to aware of this writing, has not he?

Too much effort. It doesn't look like a lot of work goes towards maintainance.

Also if it's an orthodox church, it's a priest, not a "pastor". Orthodox churches don't call them pastors.

I think it says S.O.W.

I think it says S.O.W.

Ahahaha. Good joke but I don't think so.

Quote from: wise on September 22, 2018, 12:44:11 PM

You may think it means nothing. I don't know what it means but maybe with a good English or Greek, or maybe Armenian somebody can find anything.

It's not Greek, it seems like English. Probably someone tagged it. In all likelihood it doesn't mean anything.

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How can it stay there, if the pastor in church does aware of it? So he has to aware of this writing, has not he?

Too much effort. It doesn't look like a lot of work goes towards maintainance.

Also if it's an orthodox church, it's a priest, not a "pastor". Orthodox churches don't call them pastors.

Maybe it is meaningfull, because we see it as doesn't mean anything. If it  doesn't mean anything, so who has tried these effort to write it there, and and why does not the priest erase them? Because it does not mean anything?

I doubt different alphabet because the first letter "s" does not seem a normal s.

And there is a line below the word. What that means? Somebody has worked to do this. And it stays at a church's door. I has to mean something.

Why did I called it as "pastour magic"

Because in Turkey all are same, ie priest (rahip) or pasteur (papaz), also we use father (peder) and monk. We generally use "priest" (rahip) for define them. But when the issue comes to define a spell made by a christian cleric, it turns to "pasteour magic" (papaz büyüsü) sounds like priests never do a magic. This is a slang. We generally use priest for ordinary things and use pasteour for evil things. And sometime for American cleric we use pasteur compulsorily. I know it is a bit complex but understanding the christian clergy is complex for us, then it causes some slangs in our language. I hope this explains.

I doubt different alphabet because the first letter "s" does not seem a normal s.

And there is a line below the word.

Yeah, that's how tags are...

What that means? Somebody has worked to do this. And it stays at a church's door. I has to mean something.

I know people who do this sort of stuff. It doesn't mean anything. And it often stays there because people are tired of cleaning them up because once they clean it up someone comes and retags it, and then they have to clean it up all over again. Or maybe they just don't care to put in the effort to clean it.

Quote from: wise on September 22, 2018, 01:35:47 PM

I doubt different alphabet because the first letter "s" does not seem a normal s.

And there is a line below the word.

Yeah, that's how tags are...

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What that means? Somebody has worked to do this. And it stays at a church's door. I has to mean something.

I know people who do this sort of stuff. It doesn't mean anything. And it often stays there because people are tired of cleaning them up because once they clean it up someone comes and retags it, and then they have to clean it up all over again. Or maybe they just don't care to put in the effort to clean it.

Or it means something.

If it's a tag it could be someone's name.

It's a NASA Hit Squad Tag.

If it's a tag it could be someone's name.

Maybe it's a PPK graffiti artist's hashtag.

My best interpretation is "Speak, friend, and enter."

How could you estimate these things, without have a strong idea about letters.

How could you estimate these things, without have a strong idea about letters.

I have a strong idea about letters.

Quote from: wise on September 22, 2018, 10:53:17 PM

How could you estimate these things, without have a strong idea about letters.

I have a strong idea about letters.

What about SI + ON (If we agree L something in the meaning of plus) = SION?

I have to go there and ask it to its priest. I can understand its real story by talking him. I can understand if he say true or a lie. But because of economical crisis in Turkey, I don't want to spend any money for something not necessary. 

If it's a tag it could be someone's name.

Their nickname, I don't know many people whose tags are their actual name...

SILON designs, produces and sells polyolefin based performance compounds and polyester fibers for applications in construction, the automotive industry,

It must be a guerilla marketing campaign cooked up by the eggheads at SILON.

Might be a type of apotropaic marking,  to ward off evil globalists.

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/apotropaic-witches-marks-carvings

I'm telling you, NASA Hit Squad.  You should be careful wise.

I'm telling you, NASA Hit Squad.  You should be careful wise.

If it was, so was not it more logical to write it to the door of my home, instead of a door of a church in another district?

Hmm. It may be the gerilla marketing. Low possiblity but possible. Interesting.

Dear customers and business partners, we would like to invite you to visit the SILON exhibition stand at the ISK-SODEX Istanbul International Fair, which will take place at the Tüyap Fair Convention and Congress Center in Istanbul from 7 to 10 February 2018.

At the largest eurasian trade fair companies with products in the field of heating, air conditioning, pumps, fittings, water treatment, sanitary equipment and insulation materials are presenting. SILON will introduce the benefits of the unique PE-Xb material, which, due to its properties, is one of the most sought-after materials for the production of plumbing and heating pipes.

You will find us in Hall 13, Stand E08.

We look forward to your visit.

http://www.silon.eu/silon-company/news/isk-sodex-fair-in-turkey-2018.html

Can it be?

I read an interview with a gaffiti artist who said "you know who had balls? Amelia Earhart had balls..." I think he may have been a flat earth believer (long time ago) because Amelia Earhart's failure to cross the pacific by plane has been taken by some to prove that the earth is flat.
But most graff writers wouldn't hit churchs or schools or houses or old folks homes.

Pretty sure it says SHON as in Sean with an "o". Its a common name here in  America

Pretty sure it says SHON as in Sean with an "o". Its a common name here in  America

Shon is logical now. Explains the (-) the right site of I. I agree it as shon. So does it mean, "shon was here" ?

On the other hand, it means an American came here for some reasons. It is either a greek or an Armenian church. What an American search there?

Now I have to search a "Shon in Beykoz", or "Shon in Istanbul". I found something as the result of a "Shon"+"istanbul" in a dictionary website but it gave me no information. This is going to be more mysterious now.

It would make sense that it was a tourist or visitor, because then they wouldn't  know it was a church. But also maybe it is somekind of messaqe or it is poetic about the Sea.

Don't you have graffiti in your town?

Don't you have graffiti in your town?

We have. But this is a door on the church.

This is a news in Turkey about a Shon.



https://okul.com.tr/galeriler/sokak-kedilerini-besleyen-5-yasindaki-super-kahraman-32

The child feeds the street cats...

Perhaps this is it. The writer supports this Shon, I think.

It also looks like they took some windows out of that church... is their a lot of vandalism there?