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Postby DT. » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:24 pm

"THAT A CYPRUS SETTLEMENT MUST BE BASED ON

please read carefully. I will look for a Turkish translator if you like cause your English might not be up to scratch.

this resoultion says what the cyprus settlement must be based on. Until then the internationally recognised government and sole sovereign over the entire land of this island will be the only govt allowed to act, sign, agree on behalf of Cyprus.
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Postby Murataga » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:44 pm

DT. wrote:"THAT A CYPRUS SETTLEMENT MUST BE BASED ON

please read carefully. I will look for a Turkish translator if you like cause your English might not be up to scratch.

this resoultion says what the cyprus settlement must be based on. Until then the internationally recognised government and sole sovereign over the entire land of this island will be the only govt allowed to act, sign, agree on behalf of Cyprus.


I am reading it carefully, but it seems that you are reading it partially:

that a Cyprus settlement must be based on a State of Cyprus


thus defining the State of Cyprus subsequently and simultaneously reaffirming that the current recognized state is not what it is supposed to be according to the U.N.

As far as the rest of it concerned, I suggest you read the following again:

If what you have is recognized, legitimate, legal and acceptable by the whole world, than why point to what it should be thus simultaneously declaring incompatible with the principles of the U.N. Furthermore, why allow one of the two communities to solely represent and negotiate on its behalf against the other community on what a bi-communal state it is supposed to become? There is no logic to this and it is hypocrisy of the worst kind. It is international political interests overriding the principles of law, legitimacy and logic, and we as TCs have to cope with it.
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Postby DT. » Sat Jun 30, 2007 8:52 pm

Murataga wrote:
DT. wrote:"THAT A CYPRUS SETTLEMENT MUST BE BASED ON

please read carefully. I will look for a Turkish translator if you like cause your English might not be up to scratch.

this resoultion says what the cyprus settlement must be based on. Until then the internationally recognised government and sole sovereign over the entire land of this island will be the only govt allowed to act, sign, agree on behalf of Cyprus.


I am reading it carefully, but it seems that you are reading it partially:

that a Cyprus settlement must be based on a State of Cyprus


thus defining the State of Cyprus subsequently and simultaneously reaffirming that the current recognized state is not what it is supposed to be according to the U.N.

As far as the rest of it concerned, I suggest you read the following again:

If what you have is recognized, legitimate, legal and acceptable by the whole world, than why point to what it should be thus simultaneously declaring incompatible with the principles of the U.N. Furthermore, why allow one of the two communities to solely represent and negotiate on its behalf against the other community on what a bi-communal state it is supposed to become? There is no logic to this and it is hypocrisy of the worst kind. It is international political interests overriding the principles of law, legitimacy and logic, and we as TCs have to cope with it.


are you kidding me? You've invaded and kicked out 200k people from their homes and you're telling me about being illegal????? :shock:

Have a safe trip back, weekend almost over.
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Postby Murataga » Sat Jun 30, 2007 9:19 pm

DT. wrote:
Murataga wrote:
DT. wrote:"THAT A CYPRUS SETTLEMENT MUST BE BASED ON

please read carefully. I will look for a Turkish translator if you like cause your English might not be up to scratch.

this resoultion says what the cyprus settlement must be based on. Until then the internationally recognised government and sole sovereign over the entire land of this island will be the only govt allowed to act, sign, agree on behalf of Cyprus.


I am reading it carefully, but it seems that you are reading it partially:

that a Cyprus settlement must be based on a State of Cyprus


thus defining the State of Cyprus subsequently and simultaneously reaffirming that the current recognized state is not what it is supposed to be according to the U.N.

As far as the rest of it concerned, I suggest you read the following again:

If what you have is recognized, legitimate, legal and acceptable by the whole world, than why point to what it should be thus simultaneously declaring incompatible with the principles of the U.N. Furthermore, why allow one of the two communities to solely represent and negotiate on its behalf against the other community on what a bi-communal state it is supposed to become? There is no logic to this and it is hypocrisy of the worst kind. It is international political interests overriding the principles of law, legitimacy and logic, and we as TCs have to cope with it.


are you kidding me? You've invaded and kicked out 200k people from their homes and you're telling me about being illegal????? :shock:

Have a safe trip back, weekend almost over.


I am sure you are aware of how many times I have elaborated on your crimes that was carried out first in the Cyprus Problem with magnitude much higher than what you portray us to have done as a crime.

I am sorry but I didn`t understand the remark in the second part:

Have a safe trip back, weekend almost over


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Postby zan » Sat Jun 30, 2007 11:55 pm

Kifeas wrote:
bigOz wrote:Here sotarse! For your eyes only:

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Now, come and get it down if you can! :lol: :lol: :lol:


bigOz, “take a large bite (of food) in your mouth, but do not spell big words out of it!” By default, this flag will eventually come down one day, as it doesn’t symbolise anything more than just an act of aggression, usurping, illegality and illegitimacy! If you will continue to wrongfully see Denkash's partitionist symbol, as a symbol of the TC community -when it isn't; then I only wish you not to be around when it comes down, because it will unduly cause you a great sorrow!


Shame you took the legitamate flag of Cyprus and defiled it with atrosities in the name of fairness the Kifeas way. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Postby BirKibrisli » Sun Jul 01, 2007 8:07 am

humanist wrote:I say well done guys for taking the first step to meet and sit at the same table, have a beer, laugh and chat. Save that picture because it will go down in history books as the men who braved the unthinkable, but did it for their country. You guys are my Heroes. Well done and thanks again for being gutsy enough to put your picture on the net. May be I'll organise a lunch for the Cypriot/ Australians who wish to get together.
Thanks again
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Now you are talking ,Andreas...But I think it is just you and me from NSW in this forum....Come to think of it, don't the say that "3 is a crowd"... :lol:
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Postby humanist » Sun Jul 01, 2007 9:00 am

Bir, I think Pitsilos is a sydney sider........ though I have not seen him online before. I am very aware also that we have not met and would very much like too. :) :) :)
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Postby BirKibrisli » Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:03 am

humanist wrote:Bir, I think Pitsilos is a sydney sider........ though I have not seen him online before. I am very aware also that we have not met and would very much like too. :) :) :)


I thought Pitsilos was from Melbourne,but I could be wrong.
I have my 8 year old son with me during this first week of school holidays,but if you are around we could do lunch or something during the second week...Send me a PM if that is suitable....Time we all got out of our comfort zone,and start planning real life activities to further the cause of peace and a just solution for all Cypriots...I have been inspired by a few things you said in the past,dear humanist,and I look forward to discusing them in person...cheers for now. 8)
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Postby miltiades » Mon Jul 02, 2007 6:07 am

Wish I could join you guys !
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Postby BirKibrisli » Tue Jul 03, 2007 5:27 am

miltiades wrote:Wish I could join you guys !


I wish you could join us,too,dear miltiades...For some time now I have been feeling the tyranny of distance that goes with life in Australia...We will have the "mother of all meetings" when I finally make it to London...So till then stay well,dear compatriot,and may you and your loved ones be blessed with joy and happiness every day...
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