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[denizaksulu]

RE KARAGIOZI Halil,

Look! You posted this last year!




It looks familiar, doesn't it? It's your pseudo-ID!


ORIGIN: TURK (not even turkish cypriot!!!)

Newer TC ID's have nothing about nationality stated on them.

Is it your birthday tomorrow Umit?

If so
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

[kurupetos]

RE KARAGIOZI Halil,

Look! You posted this last year!




It looks familiar, doesn't it? It's your pseudo-ID!


ORIGIN: TURK (not even turkish cypriot!!!)

first of all re hacivatis aboveone is travelling document . Before 1974 all the ID cards in Cyprus was saying origins:Greek or Turk .

u missed this one .Nationalty says Kıbrıs Cumhuriyeti

its mean republic of Cyprus .

It's fake! Look at the stamp!

The RoC stamp:



The "trnc" stamp:



FAKE!

[halil]

...
mine





as you see mine has no expiery date which is good it means a permenant passport to anywhere in the eu without having to keep going and re newing it

also mine does not have expire date on it Palio .... u are the true cypriot number 2 i know now lets and see others .who has not got expire date on it.

here is the my first id card .later on i scan it as well .

[Viewpoint]

You people are like children in playgroud, saying I can piss higher that you what they fuck does it matter what colour the ids are as long as you can travel with them. We have no problem travelling with TRNC ID cards or TRNC passports, I use my TRNC ID card when I go south..even the GC police accept it.

[halil]

You people are like children in playgroud, saying I can piss higher that you what they fuck does it matter what colour the ids are as long as you can travel with them. We have no problem travelling with TRNC ID cards or TRNC passports, I use my TRNC ID card when I go south..even the GC police accept it.

u did not get it VP ..... mine is bigger than yours

by the way i will post you avatar picture tomorow for you ..... your eyes will light up TRNC.

[The Cypriot]

Cypriot, acting dense even for the sake of discourse does not become you.

I'm exploring an important point of principle so would refute your allegation of 'acting dense'. The Church might accuse scientists of the same for challenging established dogma. Whose side are you on?

Let's just stick to the discourse.

There are many previous symbols with attached historical significance still flying around, in context. That is irrelevant to our discussion about halil's star and crescent symbol being used with one (illegal) clear intent, motives presented and even "accomplished".

I wonder whether Halil or any other Cyprus Turk realises they are flying a glorious historic symbol of Byzantium? Maybe they should think twice.

Anyone swearing allegiance to such a symbol representing stealing land from Cypriots, preventing the legitimate government with the legitimate flag from exercising their democratic rights over parts of the island ... should be thrown off Cyprus.

After a solution (praise God), I may wish to reclaim this symbol of Cyprus's illustrious ancient past and fly it proudly from my house. My motives might be to demonstrate legally my allegiance to the Byzantine nation/empire. Surely you wouldn't object.

If the double-headed eagle were to be flown over a Mosque, that would be wrong ... But it never is! It is the rightful symbol of a legitimate authority. It is not a political but a pious symbol, and since we have to tolerate religion, the Church is doing nothing wrong by flying the symbol.

It is the official flag of the Byzantine Empire. Of course it is political. You might see it merely as a pious symbol but I might look at what the double-headed eagle is holding in its right leg and think otherwise. Would Jesus approve of a flag with a sword flying from His Father's House? I might think.

You have to look at individual cases and there is no 'ONE rule fits all symbols' ... Symbols are about context and meaning.

I agree. So, after a solution, you'd accept me flying my Star and Crescent flag, given the context and the meaning I described above. Just as you'd expect me to accept that 'pious' yellow flag, despite the context and meaning I might ascribe to it.

[halil]

Kuruptepe ..... TRNC pigeon is more peacefull than ROC one .

[RichardB]

I'm a Cypriot too

[denizaksulu]

Cypriot, acting dense even for the sake of discourse does not become you.

I'm exploring an important point of principle so would refute your allegation of 'acting dense'. The Church might accuse scientists of the same for challenging established dogma. Whose side are you on?

Let's just stick to the discourse.

There are many previous symbols with attached historical significance still flying around, in context. That is irrelevant to our discussion about halil's star and crescent symbol being used with one (illegal) clear intent, motives presented and even "accomplished".

I wonder whether Halil or any other Cyprus Turk realises they are flying a glorious historic symbol of Byzantium? Maybe they should think twice.

Anyone swearing allegiance to such a symbol representing stealing land from Cypriots, preventing the legitimate government with the legitimate flag from exercising their democratic rights over parts of the island ... should be thrown off Cyprus.

After a solution (praise God), I may wish to reclaim this symbol of Cyprus's illustrious ancient past and fly it proudly from my house. My motives might be to demonstrate legally my allegiance to the Byzantine nation/empire. Surely you wouldn't object.

If the double-headed eagle were to be flown over a Mosque, that would be wrong ... But it never is! It is the rightful symbol of a legitimate authority. It is not a political but a pious symbol, and since we have to tolerate religion, the Church is doing nothing wrong by flying the symbol.

It is the official flag of the Byzantine Empire. Of course it is political. You might see it merely as a pious symbol but I might look at what the double-headed eagle is holding in its right leg and think otherwise. Would Jesus approve of a flag with a sword flying from His Father's House? I might think.

You have to look at individual cases and there is no 'ONE rule fits all symbols' ... Symbols are about context and meaning.

I agree. So, after a solution, you'd accept me flying my Star and Crescent flag, given the context and the meaning I described above. Just as you'd expect me to accept that 'pious' yellow flag, despite the context and meaning I might ascribe to it.

The Cypriot, you underestimate TCs on this forum over two years ago. I posted the Byzantium coin with the crescent and star, through GR and it has been posted hence.

As we say, 'sen giderken, ben gelirdim'. Simple Turkish.

[Get Real!]

I'm a Cypriot too

Bloody forgery!

Shameless brits!