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Papadopoulos has completely lost it!

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Postby phoenix » Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:29 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Denktaş Senior quote "Thank God the Greek Cypriots Voted NO"


But why?


You GC stopped the dissolving of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, so you made him the happiest man in the world probably the first time GCs have agreed with Mr Denktaş. Must make you feel warm inside.


So you are happy with the way things are now?


In heinsight maybe he was correct and you people prove him right over and over again, he claims that we cannot agree a solution with GCs because they (GCs) do not want one, we are best going our own way as the TRNC. I didnt agree with him prior to the AP but I do now, he is a very wise man. He is very greateful for your support.


But you have nothing but a Turkish Military Base, recognised only by Turkey as its "TRNC" . . . nothing else, no recognition, nothing, limbo-ville! . . . oh and some Turkish settlers!
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Postby Viewpoint » Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:33 pm

phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Denktaş Senior quote "Thank God the Greek Cypriots Voted NO"


But why?


You GC stopped the dissolving of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, so you made him the happiest man in the world probably the first time GCs have agreed with Mr Denktaş. Must make you feel warm inside.


So you are happy with the way things are now?


In heinsight maybe he was correct and you people prove him right over and over again, he claims that we cannot agree a solution with GCs because they (GCs) do not want one, we are best going our own way as the TRNC. I didnt agree with him prior to the AP but I do now, he is a very wise man. He is very greateful for your support.


But you have nothing but a Turkish Military Base, recognised only by Turkey as its "TRNC" . . . nothing else, no recognition, nothing, limbo-ville! . . . oh and some Turkish settlers!


Thank your concern you have obviously not been to the TRNC and anyway whatever is here is my problem not yours so why are you harping on about it.
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Postby phoenix » Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:43 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
phoenix wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Denktaş Senior quote "Thank God the Greek Cypriots Voted NO"


But why?


You GC stopped the dissolving of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, so you made him the happiest man in the world probably the first time GCs have agreed with Mr Denktaş. Must make you feel warm inside.


So you are happy with the way things are now?


In heinsight maybe he was correct and you people prove him right over and over again, he claims that we cannot agree a solution with GCs because they (GCs) do not want one, we are best going our own way as the TRNC. I didnt agree with him prior to the AP but I do now, he is a very wise man. He is very greateful for your support.


But you have nothing but a Turkish Military Base, recognised only by Turkey as its "TRNC" . . . nothing else, no recognition, nothing, limbo-ville! . . . oh and some Turkish settlers!


Thank your concern you have obviously not been to the TRNC and anyway whatever is here is my problem not yours so why are you harping on about it.


But VP I do care if you have a problem . . . you know a problem shared is a problem halved! :D

Now tell Auntie Phoenix what those nasty 40,000 Turkish Troops are doing to you to cause you these problems?

It must be difficult to get word out as to what is really going on (I know what those Turks are like about silencing people) so I will take the above subtle confession as a cry for help, if you can't tell me any more :wink:

VP we will do everything in our power to get rid of those Turkish Troops for you and re-unify Cyprus . . .
THAT'S A PROMISE! :lol:
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Postby StuartN » Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:54 pm

Phoenix (or whatever you call yourself) - have you ever been to the TRNC?
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Re: Papadopoulos has completely lost it!

Postby Get Real! » Tue Oct 23, 2007 9:55 pm

Bananiot wrote:Papadopoulos takes the proposals to the National Council and and dictates the answer. He outright rejects the proposals and accuses Denktash of trying to evade the Annan Plan. We will stick to the Annan Plan, he answers defiantly!.... This is the great leader!

Poor Bananiot, is just playing along with the Turkish/TC game of “Have a little bit here for a little bit there” blackmail oblivious to the fact that as soon as the RoC accepts ANY of these shitty exchanges she will have sold her soul to the devil.

The RoC doesn’t need to play along with her blackmailing enemies but work tirelessly on the plan that will liberate Cyprus once and for all. The UN is on her side which clearly calls for all uninvited militaries to leave Cyprus and for the rightful government of Cyprus to extend its control over all four corners of the island. Cyprus has the right to defend herself AND liberate her territory.

As I said the other day elsewhere, I personally prefer a more confrontational approach to solving the problem and that would involve adopting what I call the ISRAELI model!

This basically involves a dramatic enhancement of the National Guard in conjunction with hired professionals and then a gradual commencement of bullying tactics against Turkey… in other words the hunter becoming the hunted. This is the ONLY language Turkey understands.

These are just a few steps the RoC can first take to commence what should be a 10 year plan to achieve liberation of her entire territory…

1. Military spending should be increased significantly from the current 3.5% to a strong 10%.

2. The National Guard service should be increased to three years.

3. Women should also serve a mandatory non-combat three year service and fill ALL administration & clerical positions thereby freeing up all males for combat.

4. Increase investment in Short and Mid-range missile technologies (preferably French).

5. Explore the possibility of hiring special professional forces to assist in the operation.

6. Further enhance and extend Cyprus’ military alliance with France.

Regards, GR.
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Postby Piratis » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:03 pm


Before the vote on the Annan plan, I personally believed the Turkish Cypriots were faced with a historic opportunity and did everything I could to ensure that the plan was a success. I believed that, with the plan, the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (KKTC) would be able to stand on its own two feet. The KKTC would enter the European Union with Greek Cyprus and consequently, the Cyprus issue would no longer be an obstacle to Turkey's EU aspirations. I am still of the same opinion.

Mehmet Ali Birand


Enough said.

Maybe VP and Bananiot think that we are idiots and we would not only vote for them to officially Turkify the north part of our country, but also for them to gain EU accession, gain money, and remove the Cyprus obstacle from the Turkish EU accession, all in one go.

With our vote in a referendum we showed them that the Annan partition+ plan was indeed too good for them to be true.

We have been victimized many times in the past by the Turks, but no more. This time we will fight until we gain our lands, our rights and everything that belongs to us and has been taken by force by the invading Turks.
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Re: Papadopoulos has completely lost it!

Postby StuartN » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:05 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Bananiot wrote:Papadopoulos takes the proposals to the National Council and and dictates the answer. He outright rejects the proposals and accuses Denktash of trying to evade the Annan Plan. We will stick to the Annan Plan, he answers defiantly!.... This is the great leader!

Poor Bananiot, is just playing along with the Turkish/TC game of “Have a little bit here for a little bit there” blackmail oblivious to the fact that as soon as the RoC accepts ANY of these shitty exchanges she will have sold her soul to the devil.

The RoC doesn’t need to play along with her blackmailing enemies but work tirelessly on the plan that will liberate Cyprus once and for all. The UN is on her side which clearly calls for all uninvited militaries to leave Cyprus and for the rightful government of Cyprus to extend its control over all four corners of the island. Cyprus has the right to defend herself AND liberate her territory.

As I said the other day elsewhere, I personally prefer a more confrontational approach to solving the problem and that would involve adopting what I call the ISRAELI model!

This basically involves a dramatic enhancement of the National Guard in conjunction with hired professionals and then a gradual commencement of bullying tactics against Turkey… in other words the hunter becoming the hunted. This is the ONLY language Turkey understands.

These are just a few steps the RoC can first take to commence what should be a 10 year plan to achieve liberation of her entire territory…

1. Military spending should be increased significantly from the current 3.5% to a strong 10%.

2. The National Guard service should be increased to three years.

3. Women should also serve a mandatory non-combat three year service and fill ALL administration & clerical positions thereby freeing up all males for combat.

4. Increase investment in Short and Mid-range missile technologies (preferably French).

5. Explore the possibility of hiring special professional forces to assist in the operation.

6. Further enhance and extend Cyprus’ military alliance with France.

Regards, GR.


and the funding for this would be from..........
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Re: Papadopoulos has completely lost it!

Postby Get Real! » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:07 pm

StuartN wrote:and the funding for this would be from..........

The RoC currently makes 22billion p/a and getting stronger every year.
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Postby phoenix » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:09 pm

StuartN wrote:Phoenix (or whatever you call yourself) - have you ever been to the TRNC?


What "TRNC" ? :? I suppose you mean the Turkish Occupied North of Cyprus :roll:

We used to holiday in Kyrenia when I was very young, that's now under Turkish occupation did you know StuartN?

The whole of the North of Cyprus has been ethnically cleansed (in the first case of its kind since WW II) by Turkey and they have replaced the GCs with settlers that they did not want in their own country.

Isn't that shocking! :shock: I hope that sort of thing never happens to the UK!
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Postby Pyrpolizer » Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:18 pm

Bananiot wrote:Poor Pyrpolyser, living in a dream world and investing all his dreams on the remnants of Georgadjiism!
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