Yes of course. He defended Europe from an Islamic invasion. Anyone who defends their homeland from a hostile invader is without a question a hero.
As for his brutal methods? He was an effective propagandist. Striking fear into your enemy sends the message and tells them to back off. By sending the message he prevented even more lives being lost.
Well yeah, he stopped Turkish invasion, but the Turks later set up a puppet regime in Wallachia. And he killed lots of people for no reason (not the Turks, but his peasant subjects)
My favorite story of Vlad the Impaler goes as such:
After a battle with the Turks, where Vlad tortured some Turkish prisoners, the Pope heard of Vlad's actions and his victory He asked Vlad to meet him in Rome to launch a Catholic-Orthodox attack on the Turks.
Vlad didn't go, and sent hundreds of noses of Turkish prisoners with a very insulting refusal to the pope.
Why exactly does Palestine want to remove Arabs and why does Israel want to remove Turks. And why does India want to remove Turks?
Who made this, a college graduate from Glasgow who just injected the last of the heroin he bought with his welfare check that he gets because no one wants to open a business in a place where they'll be taxed at 60% and will get broken into by addicts who make use of new things to use as weapons, making the government ban and regulate everything from knives to BB guns?
Basically, Scotland sucks and you're worse than Florida. Now go charge into battle so you can pick your slave master, essentially repeating those wars of Scottish Feudal Lords' independence.
