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[Sotos]

Somebody said that they write the articles for him and put his name under. I think it is true because if you see from his posts here that are not cut and paste he can hardly spell his name.

I am so NOT surprised by what alkan told us! It was obvious that he didn't write that or any article. This Fanourios can only cut and paste and himself can not even spell his name. I suggest that this crook Fanos is banned from the forum.

[Damsi]

Here is Alkan's article in Toplum Postasi

http://www.toplumpostasi.net/index.php/ ... /Editorden

[Get Real!]

This article that is claimed to be by Fanos Droushiotis" is actually my work, published under a different title in London Toplum Postasi on the 22nd of March. It is copyrighted to me, and passing it on to the Turkish Daily News as an article by Fanos is illegal.

I ask the moderators or admin on this well-respected forum to remove this as I have already written to the editor of TDN.

i knew i read it somewhere, and i was trying to find the link.

how low can you someone step?
ps. a repeat of reporting on iraq from the beaches of cyprus with caffe latte

It looks like Fanouraki might have to slip back into the South again!

[Damsi]

Somebody said that they write the articles for him and put his name under. I think it is true because if you see from his posts here that are not cut and paste he can hardly spell his name.

I am so NOT surprised by what alkan told us! It was obvious that he didn't write that or any article. This Fanourios can only cut and paste and himself can not even spell his name. I suggest that this crook Fanos is banned from the forum.

I suggest he come back here first and be made to explain himself.
Fanos you were advised to act more professionaly. Instead you stole someone else's work.

[Damsi]

Here's some more of Fanos` 'work'.

The evolution of Greek nationalism in Cyprus
Friday, March 30, 2007
Fanos Droushiotis

There can be little doubt that nationalism has been the dominant political ideology in the modern history of Cyprus. With the advent of British colonialism in 1878, Greek-Cypriot nationalism, in the form of the demand for union (“Enosis”) with Greece, began to be transformed into a mass movement, in reaction to Turkish-Cypriot nationalism, which was calling for the partition (“Taksim”) of Cyprus along ethnic lines.

http://www.turkishdailynews.com.tr/arti ... wsid=69479

Original article

Politics, Social Memory, and Identity in Greek Cyprus since 1974

This essay by Greek Cypriot sociologist Caesar V. Mavratsas engages many of the issues at the center of national identity. Mavratsas, a professor at the University of Cyprus, published an important book on Greek nationalism in the late 1990s.

"There can be little doubt that nationalism has been the dominant political ideology in the modern history of Cyprus' With the advent of British colonialism in 1878, Greek-Cypriot irredentist nationalism, in the form of the demand for union {enosis) with Greece, began to be transformed into a mass movement in reaction to which there gradually arose an opposing Turkish-Cypriot nationalism, calling for the partition (taksim) of Cyprus along ethnic lines."

http://www.cyprus-conflict.net/www.cypr ... atsas.html

[BirKibrisli]

it could be YURDAM beer.....

Do you mean YUR-Dam? or YURD-Am beer,Fanos???
Don't quite get your emphasis???

No no, it is like Yurda-kul = the slave of a country
or Yurda-gul= the rose of a country
so Fanos means Yurda-am=

got it in one,karma,thanks...
But why do you keep blushing?What does it all mean????

[BirKibrisli]

@ Fanos

[pitsilos]

Somebody said that they write the articles for him and put his name under. I think it is true because if you see from his posts here that are not cut and paste he can hardly spell his name.

I am so NOT surprised by what alkan told us! It was obvious that he didn't write that or any article. This Fanourios can only cut and paste and himself can not even spell his name. I suggest that this crook Fanos is banned from the forum.

I suggest he come back here first and be made to explain himself.
Fanos you were advised to act more professionaly. Instead you stole someone else's work.

I doubt it as his brain comes with single bit error detection and half assed error correction.

[the_snake_and_the_crane]

I would like to know how much Fanos knows about the history of other countries during and post colonialism. Nationalism has always almost risen when a people are under occupation from a foreign power and striving for self-determination. Its a way of uniting an oppressed people and giving them a cause.

Many would say that Nelson Mandela and Marcus Mosiah Garvey where African nationalists (bet Fanos doesnt know who the latter was).

How many of you listen to 70's roots reggae? The idea of black nationalism and a unity with Africa are very similar to EOKA's ideals in wanting the democratic right to unite with Greece whilst Cyprus was under British colonialism - because both had a noble ideology of becoming free from oppression and uniting with their motherland. In my opinion, there is a big difference with nationalism to unite while UNDER oppression and nationalism (such as Turkey's current ultra-nationalism) in order to oppress another peoples.

Theres no point in debating with morons such as Fanourio because he is typical of a Cypriot who no idea about the outside world and its history during colonialism - only the petty propaganda rubbish he reads from Turkey.

[fanourıo]

so EOKA B dances reggae?