paliometoxo wrote:suprising that she would say that ... ty for the translation
its what we say halali
turkish_cypriot wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Here we go again... We ask a question AS TO WHEN EXACTLY AFTER 1974 THE TCs FELT THERE WAS A CYPRUS PROBLEM THAT AFFECTED THEM NEGATIVELY IN A WAY IT MADE THEM WANT A SOLUTION, we get replies for the 1963 and 1967 period.
TC I was expecting a better reply-at least from you.
Alright man chill the f**k out!!!!!
humanist wrote:Why can we not accept that both communites suffered by past events and that both communities perpetrated violence on each other in the past. The RoC needs to recognise that not a refugees will return to their homes and the reasons for that are based on the fact that great attrocities such as Tochni took place and those Turkish speaking Cypriots from Tochni with ever right may not wish to go back and face their Greek speaking co-villagers. To that end those people need to be accommodated somewhere, where else but refugee land (unless of-course the government confiscates land from the Church. Which will probably solve a great deal of problems). Yes there was looting on both sides, yes there was killings on both sides, yes there was loss on both sides. Lets acknowledge this, we cannot change it but we can learn form it to build a united country where we live in peace and harmony and respect for each other.
Viewpoint wrote:humanist wrote:Why can we not accept that both communites suffered by past events and that both communities perpetrated violence on each other in the past. The RoC needs to recognise that not a refugees will return to their homes and the reasons for that are based on the fact that great attrocities such as Tochni took place and those Turkish speaking Cypriots from Tochni with ever right may not wish to go back and face their Greek speaking co-villagers. To that end those people need to be accommodated somewhere, where else but refugee land (unless of-course the government confiscates land from the Church. Which will probably solve a great deal of problems). Yes there was looting on both sides, yes there was killings on both sides, yes there was loss on both sides. Lets acknowledge this, we cannot change it but we can learn form it to build a united country where we live in peace and harmony and respect for each other.
Isnt that what we have been saying all along? and hasnt the structure to create such an outcome been deluding us for 44 years?
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