mrfromng wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:mrfromng wrote: I was eleven in 64. So just think about it, 43 years of regular encounters with my GC brothers and not one good experience. Sad but true.
I have many Greek/GC friends here, so I cant be blamed for being racist, anti Greek or unreasonable. This is just a simple case of our GC brothers believing in their hearts that we have no right to be in Cyprus and the treatment we get is well deserved.
Hold on for a minute mrfromng. Your family emmigrated in UK in 1963 when you were 11. I assume from 1963 to 1974 you visited Cyprus a couple of times am I right so far? You say you never felt welcomed by the GCs during those times.
Then what? As far as I know from 1974 until just recently no TC could come here and then cross to the occupied. I have no doubt the general feeling against you was not that bright. Well, put yourself in the shoes of any GC.There is practically no one who is not either a refugee himself, or has refugees in his family, or does not aside with the pain of the refugees. What would be the best you would react if you were them? Be honest and answer this question.
We emigrated in 64, I was 11. Born 53. We visited almost every year until 74. None of those visits were pleasant as far as GC police, customs and immigration is concerned. Remember this was before Turkeys intervention.
So now you want to justify the disgraceful treatment we get because of the events of 74. So I'm answering your question honestly, I sympathise with them and perhaps understand the way they treat us at the border. What about between 63 and 74 then, what had we done to them then for the treatment we got?
Existed