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Postby Pyrpolizer » Tue Mar 27, 2007 8:48 am

Viewpoint wrote:One step at a time Alexios, sd long as these cat and mouse tactics continue its means that everyone accepts the status quo which in time will be the norm 2 3 4 generations down the line they will be asking what was the Cyprus problem.


The constant enemy will always be next to you. There will be continuous economic war and claims and hate, and you never know where would that lead.
Would you like to live under such conditions?
The "norm" you expect will never come.... You are free to dream on it though. :wink:
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Postby Alexios » Tue Mar 27, 2007 9:06 am

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Alexios wrote: 1. Developments regarding the issue of Direct Trade between the North and the EU, which Brussles seems determined to proceed with.This has spread panick at the Presidential Palace, as such a possibility would contribute a great deal towards recognition of the "TRNC". Of course yesterday, talking from Germany. T Pap, tried to play down the importance of such event, employing an incomprehensible legalistic jargon, as to what exactly direct trade means.


I am really wondering what the hell you are trying to say!
Wouldn’t you panick if you were the RoC president at such an eventuality? Would you perhaps enjoy it?
And how exactly Papadopoulos tried to play down the importance of such an event?
If for you whatever right you are ever left with is "legalistic jargon" then you better let someone hung you, because "legalistic jargons" are just that. :razz:


If i was responsible for the gradual recognition of the "TRNC" due to my inefficient handling of the Cyprus problem, i would hung myself Pyrpo.But then again, it's all Brussel's fault.......


Do you consider this an answrer? You put down your opinion you should be able to support it. I see you are totally incapable of doing it. So by me you are only good for throwing mud.


Which opinion exactly do you want me to support ??If you are referring to the legalistic jargon about the direct trade issue, i have already said that TP made some incomprehensible statements about it whilst in Germany, so i am afraid i did not understand them!!
If you are referring to the state of affairs we are in generally, after 3 years of TP in power, then i am willing to state one by one every single development since his election to prove that we have gained absolutely nothing to say the least.Do not forget that he was elected to power promising with tears in his eyes that he would work out a better solution for all Cypriots.He did not come to power on the promise to maintain the status quo, leading us to gradual division.
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Postby Pyrpolizer » Tue Mar 27, 2007 11:26 am

Firstly you are totally confused.
The tears in eyes were not a tool to get him elected.He was elected many months earlier. True everybody was elected to work towards a solution, true he had to first clear out the mess the previous ones have made. What would you expect 3 years after the catastrophy the Anan Plan brought us just because we trusted the UN?

As for the incomprehensible jargon that you keep on referring to, perhaps you should re-evaluate your comprehensive abilities. Do you understand that the occupied according to the decision of the European Justice department cannot be treated as a 3rd country with which the EU can have direct trade relations? Do you understand that Cyprus aceeded to the EU with its WHOLE geographical territory whereas the EU aquis is suspended to the occupied in connection to the obligations and penalties the RoC would otherwise face for that area?

In case you do not understand these simple issues, I wonder on what right do you so audaciously judge. You remind me of a granny who understands nothing, and at the same time curses everybody.

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Postby Alexios » Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:30 pm

Yes you are right actually.I did get confused. He got elected on the promise to solve the Cyprus problem based on the Annan Plan some months earlier....
The previous government got Cyprus in the EU on the terms you describe.Pity TP managed to turn the whole situation around.....
I would kindly request you to leave ironic statements out of this.
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Postby Bananiot » Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:42 pm

Sarcasm, the lowest form of wit, Alexios. Greetings from East Berlin, catch you later. Forgot to mentionthat I run into Papadopoulos on Sunday. I even waved at him in his limouzine. He waived back.
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Postby Viewpoint » Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:44 pm

Bananiot wrote:Sarcasm, the lowest form of wit, Alexios. Greetings from East Berlin, catch you later. Forgot to mentionthat I run into Papadopoulos on Sunday. I even waved at him in his limouzine. He waived back.


Give us the real story from Berlin Bananiot.....miss your contribution.
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Postby Pyrpolizer » Tue Mar 27, 2007 1:02 pm

Alexios wrote:Yes you are right actually.I did get confused. He got elected on the promise to solve the Cyprus problem based on the Annan Plan some months earlier....
The previous government got Cyprus in the EU on the terms you describe.Pity TP managed to turn the whole situation around.....
I would kindly request you to leave ironic statements out of this.


We got in the EU on agreement from Davos remember? As for our "achievents" in getting in go ask our agriculturalists. So big was our success that we bankrupted the few people that produce some proimary wealth in this economy. Thanks to Vasiliou and Klerides.

Listen Alexios. In case you totally fail to understand the solution is not upto US to decide, (unless of course you mean that solution= subordination) then I have nothing more to say to you. No President can do miracles.

NB. The ironic statement was???
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Postby fanourıo » Tue Mar 27, 2007 2:50 pm

Maybe Papadopoullos SHOULD take advice from Greece next time he visits.....they DID tell him to vote YES fro Annan Plan but his wife had a different opinion......
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Postby Get Real! » Tue Mar 27, 2007 3:06 pm

Bananiot wrote:Sarcasm, the lowest form of wit, Alexios. Greetings from East Berlin, catch you later. Forgot to mentionthat I run into Papadopoulos on Sunday. I even waved at him in his limouzine. He waived back.


That's an outright lie Bananiot... he stuck his finger up at you, that was no waive! I know because I was sitting in the co-drivers seat. :)
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Postby Pyrpolizer » Tue Mar 27, 2007 3:30 pm

fanourıo wrote:Maybe Papadopoullos SHOULD take advice from Greece next time he visits.....they DID tell him to vote YES fro Annan Plan but his wife had a different opinion......


I guess you know it because you are sleeping with them at night??

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