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[repulsewarrior]

Dr. and i will call you Dr. B from now on, thank-you.

you must continue writing because it shuts the yappers up.

you guys, you have learned nothing yet it seems...

you look at the ground that is wasted, bitterly blaming the heavens for your fate.

i have seeds, i beg you to look for more

your friend by now should have made it clear

there are good people and bad people

you choose, by your acts

who, will get the most attention

while the tale was woven, enchanted you begged for more

your insight was as touching.

now imagine no murderer is amongst you. you are you

consider the challenge by changing your minds, if you love one another.

As birki and others have said, look to the Constitution of 1960.
consider a proposal such as mine whose principals are the same.
bicommunal, because there is a State, and two National Assemblies.
The State, to unify us as equals, and to defend our Individual Rights, our representation as this island's dwellers, without a bias toward any ethnicity, Sovereign because it is inclusive, a Rule of Law, and it has credibility.
Each 'Zone' with its Assembly, where citizens are equal, and respect and recognition of minorities is a principal which is kept, it (an Assembly) may provide its service in one language first, but each serves in other languages as well. may i add that Bizonal is a geographical context, it does not mean the island cut in two, it implies two parts each made up of components.

i suggest that if you can all sit quietly to learn from this wonderful story, you can absolve yourselves of what "others" in the world there may be, and find a solution which is pleasing to yourselves without it having to be a template for the political solution that our leaders and the rest of the world will see.


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[MicAtCyp]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

[BirKibrisli]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

[kafenes]

Bir, still waiting for that SMS you promised me.

[BirKibrisli]

Bir, still waiting for that SMS you promised me.

Don't you remember? I gave back the mobile!!

Soon,mate ,soon..I can feel it in my bones!!!

[MicAtCyp]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

I too still remember most of the our great chats dear M. I think if we had more time we would be chatting for days... he,he,he.

Your iced tea was great, "oturdum bile/i sat already/ekatsa bile-in GC dialect" remember?

Sana da iyi gunler gercek kibrisli kardesim dilerim. /You too have a nice day my TCB

PS. Is it possible to use dogru/dogrulu instead of gercek for TCB??

[denizaksulu]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

I too still remember most of the our great chats dear M. I think if we had more time we would be chatting for days... he,he,he.

Your iced tea was great, "oturdum bile/i sat already/ekatsa bile-in GC dialect" remember?

Sana da iyi gunler gercek kibrisli kardesim dilerim. /You too have a nice day my TCB

PS. Is it possible to use dogru/dogrulu instead of gercek for TCB??

Gercek daha dogrudur.

Selamlar

[halil]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

I too still remember most of the our great chats dear M. I think if we had more time we would be chatting for days... he,he,he.

Your iced tea was great, "oturdum bile/i sat already/ekatsa bile-in GC dialect" remember?

Sana da iyi gunler gercek kibrisli kardesim dilerim. /You too have a nice day my TCB

PS. Is it possible to use dogru/dogrulu instead of gercek for TCB??

Gercek daha dogrudur.

Selamlar

İt is true Deniz ABİ,
Bazıları gerçekleri bile bile yalan söyler.

GERCEK DAHA DOGRUDUR.

[MicAtCyp]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

I too still remember most of the our great chats dear M. I think if we had more time we would be chatting for days... he,he,he.

Your iced tea was great, "oturdum bile/i sat already/ekatsa bile-in GC dialect" remember?

Sana da iyi gunler gercek kibrisli kardesim dilerim. /You too have a nice day my TCB

PS. Is it possible to use dogru/dogrulu instead of gercek for TCB??

Gercek daha dogrudur.

Selamlar

Tesekkurler Bir'in yegeni (Thanks Bir's cousin). You know we use the same in GC I mean calling each other "anipshi" even if we re not really cousins.

[BirKibrisli]

Iyi aksamlar Birkibrisli kardesim, (good evening Birkibrisli brother)

My regards to all other people with whom we met that Friday afternoon as well (he,he,he I like the term TCBs)

Everything was very touching in your diary my brother. What touched me more is your picture sitting in the ruins of an old house. It seems that scene describes the emotions of too many Cypriots today...

Great to hear from you,Mick...I wasn't sure if you were still reading the Forum. That Friday afternoon,and our chats are firmly engraved on my mind...We just have to keep trying to break down the walls in people's minds,so that the future generations do not have to sit on the ruins of their houses of birth...

By the way,I forgot to ask you at the time. How was the iced tea I made for you at our TCB's flat that afternoon????

Iyi gunler,Gerchek/Hakiki Kibrisli Gardash!!! I am off to do some walking before composing some more narrative in my other thread in the Cyprus Problem section.

I too still remember most of the our great chats dear M. I think if we had more time we would be chatting for days... he,he,he.

Your iced tea was great, "oturdum bile/i sat already/ekatsa bile-in GC dialect" remember?

Sana da iyi gunler gercek kibrisli kardesim dilerim. /You too have a nice day my TCB

PS. Is it possible to use dogru/dogrulu instead of gercek for TCB??

Deniz has put it perfectly in Turkish,Mick gardash.
Dogru means "right", most of the time.
Except when you are replying to a statement you think is true. You can then use "Dogru" to mean "True"...Clear as mud???