Kypriotiki wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Kypriotiki wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Kypriotiki wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Kypriotiki wrote:I see Murat Aga, so all the talk about the National Guard, but how skillfully you avoid the subject of the TNT and Volkan, etc. "Hellenization" seems to have found its counterpart and evil twin in "Turanization" and "Turkification" of nearly half the island (40 percent is pretty close to half) which again is not in proportion to Cypriot demographics. Why is it you keep avoiding this issue Murat? Or is this like the 1948 U.N. partition plan of Palestine, whereby outside settlers who made up less than 5-10 percent of Palestine at the time were given a generous share of the land, (slightly more than half the country), and the locals who had lived there continously for centuries were given slightly less than half according to the U.N. Plan (so as you see, the Annan Plan is not the only "attractive" plan to emanate from the U.N.).
Then there's the history lesson: Cyprus was Ottoman, the Ottomans acquired it from the Venetians not Greeks (and pray tell WHO did the Veneetians take it from????) blah blah blah. Which community has continously been there for centuries??? Our history in Cyprus goes back two millenia, yours 500 years (transplants from Anatolia were the original settlers) including many from heavily Kurdish eastern Turkey (might find some Kurds on the family tree there you know).
And of course you have the Assembly of Turkish American Associations, a powerful lobbying body in Washington that enjoys the support of AIPAC and pro-Israel Congressman Robert Wexler, yet you are talking about how we are trying to manipulate European politics. Are you trying to tickle us there Murat?
.....and since you have asked, the LUSIGNANS!
Regards
DA
How about getting to the point, Deniz, who are the ORIGINAL owners of the island? Ever heard of the Byzantines??????
Ofcurse I have heard of the Byzatines and its Cypriot upstart, Isac Comnenus. You asked the question re: Venetians and I answered. Is there anyting you want to know about the Byzantines ask me. I suppose you imagine TCs dont read. You must be................Oh g to sleep with your dummy
Regards
DA
I am sure Turkish Cypriots do read: Dede Korkut, Koroglu, other literature glorifying Turanian history. Perhaps you would like to post a chapter from the glorious biography of Ertugrul here, Deniz?
You are such an Ignoramus. I could write or posts glorifying the great folk heros of the Turks, but they are irrlevant to the Cyprob. Since you know there names you are in possesion of or have access to these. Most commendable. Or was it a quick search on the internet? What is the point you are making. Obviously you are new on the forum, otherwise you would know my views. I am a Cypriot, a Turkish Cypriot and proud of it, and as such nothing to do with Pan-Turanism.
Regards
DA
Denizaksulu, to use your logic, do you think we Greek Cypriots do not read??? Why would I need an internet search? Ignoramus? Thanks, maybe you are here to show us your rich treasury of American slang...most commendable! Yes, we know your views all to well. Oh, about your friend who called Piratis and Kifeas "hyenas" for what he says are "attacks against others", maybe he should read your comments to see that a new hyena from the TC camp has just emerged, with personal attacks against me. Not that I care, since it is clear what your ideology is, and we are all to familiar with your ethos. You want to talk about Cyprus, stick to the point, instead of a character synopsis of others who do not agree with your diatribe. Are you here to have us listen to your harangues? Thanks for your wonderful tirades! It has been sheer entertainment up to now, but the novelty has worn off I am afraid.
There is something about your posts which dont add up.Iwonder.....
Your references to Piratis and Kifeas are out of place....Oh no...Please not again. We have yet more entertainment here. Watch this space