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Postby paliometoxo » Wed Feb 20, 2008 10:39 pm

shahmaran wrote:
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pantheman wrote:
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shahmaran wrote:Clearly not as bright as you are :lol:

So whats the answer?

Can i come there with TRNC flag and not worry about being tortured to death?


can i come to north cy with a cyprus flag and NOT have the police stop me and take it from me?


Palio, ma epelanes re, the police won't stop you, but a bullet will :wink:

Haven't you learnt enything yet, anything greek and it gets killed. Fact. Churches, villages, place names, language, money.

Not worth the risk, no human rights over there mate, who you gonna call? Ghost busters ?? :lol: :lol:


akribos re file! Ghost busters an prolabo na piaso ena tilefono prin me skotosoun lol

What about the turkish guy who hung the flag and had the police force him to take it down?

Shahmaran.. not worth risking it id get lost in the north and i wouldent go to north cy anyway not while the turks have our land. If i went to the TRNC with a cy flag i wouldent make it back to the south alive.

and sure some ppl would not be happy to see someone parading a TRNC flag in the south , its like ur saying haha look we invaded took ur land, its insulting!

We have a turkish guy in our class at college he talks about the TRNC and turkey at every chance he gets and ppl in the class look at him like they wanna kill him.

btw what does shahmaran mean?


Well i am more than happy to let you drown in your own ignorance and prejudice, honestly speaking, i wouldn't want you nor your likes anywhere around my side either.

And for your information, i have come across many kids from the "RoC" in my days of studies too, who spoke about their country and the conflict at every given chance, even tried to speak me down publicly for simply being North Cypriot, people thought they were the most annoying fuckers and hated them for being such little racist propaganda whores, including their own compatriots because they were making them look bad too.

Thankfully not everyone was ignorant about the conflict and most knew that the coin had two sides, and they were foreigners!

What is your excuse?


My excuse for what?
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Postby shahmaran » Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:10 pm

Nevermind...

*whoosh*

How old are you?
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Postby miltiades » Wed Feb 20, 2008 11:49 pm

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miltiades wrote:I usually avoid commenting on Cyprus internal politics. In the case however of AKEL with its communist philosophy , coming to power would be utterly detrimental to Cyprus. The idea that Communist ideals are still preserved in Cyprus is laughable just as the Greek Communist party in Greece with that woman that is wheeled in and out of news studios whenever some anti- American story is circulating.
Is it not time for AKEL ditch this outdated and defeated philosophy , after all Easter Europe has including the mother of them all Russia .


I am not a communist my self! However, when I read pervasive views such Miltiade’s cold war era dated, parochial anti-communist delirium, I cannot resist but to on them!

Miltiades, Christofias was the deputy president of the country, during the last 5 years of Papadopoulos administration. He replaced Papadopoulos when in many occasions, when the later was absent abroad, ill, etc! In his capacity as such, he was in charge when he gave the go ahead to the US upon their request to use Cyprus’s airspace and for American naval vessels to dock Limassol, during the Iraq war. During all these last 5 years, you did not remember that he was a communist and you said nothing in this direction. You did not express similar worries that Cyprus had a communist deputy president, a communist FM, and other ministers. You did not worry that he was backing Papadopoulos and was participating in his government. Now, all of suddenly, you have discovered that he is a communist! Allow me to tell you that I regard your views as non integral, parochial, incidental and insincere.


The speaker of the house deputises for the president while the president is away or incapacitated. The fact that he can attend ceremonies in the presidents place leaves no room for someone to confuse that with leading the state. Any decisions needed to be taken while he is deputising are instructed directly from the President himself. Christofias admited so in his last debate with the other candidates.

The speaker of the house is a purely ceremonious position, a referee in the house and a stand in who takes instructions from the president.

Hardly running a country now is it?


He is in charge and has absolute power, any moment the president becomes incapacitated and cannot perform his duties, and until a new president is elected! Klerides, on his capacity as the house speaker (parliament president) was in charge of the country for 6 whole months in 1974, until Makarios returned back to Cyprus, and in this capacity he took many decisions that affected the future of Cyprus, until this date! Read the constitution!

Kifeas , He was NOT the PRESIDENT , no nation on earth considered the president of Cyprus to be a communist , they did not even know his name let alone his political persuasions.
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Postby Nikitas » Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:04 am

Cypriot Communist, is that not an oxymoron? Is it possible to apply true communist policies and practices in a place so capitalist minded and so church obedient as Cyprus?

Christofias is at best a socialist. So is Talat. I have often heard of the close ties between them and between their parties. The Americans and the UK do not look down on Talat because of his leftist background.

Christofias fondly talks of Talat and Soyer referring to them by their first names. So the expectation is that if he becomes president these close ties will help cut through the formalities and get somewhere faster.

In any case, the government will not be one party, and all decisions pertaining to the national issue will be taken by the National Council as was done in the past. Any solution will have to be put to a referendum, for the simple reason that no political party wants to shoulder the responsibility of such a fundamental change.

As for the Americans and UK, it is more probable that they care more for whoever is going to work on a solution that satisfies their goals, than the ideology of the man.

Kassoulides received the open support of the church, we heard on Greek radio today, and of several football teams. Can this be true? And his advisers do not detect a note of despair in such a move which will alarm the public more than attract their votes? It is not the first communications booboo, it is one more to add to the Greek flags and the EOKA association declaration of support. It hardly adds up to the image of an enlightened European leader.

So the choices are not risk free in either case.
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Postby Daemon » Thu Feb 21, 2008 1:58 am

Allos arrsotimenos malakas. Re arxidi AXRISTE Nikita tora se piraksan oi papaes? Otan ekamnan orgia gia ton gio tis poutanas pou epsifises itan kala?

Re enna mas pellanete nomizete epidi esiaste anthropina apovlita?

The Dimitrakis Christofias joke is a pure communist, if he was a socialist and he had something to do with the socialist’s party of Europe he would not saying all this bullshits for the voting’s in the Europe parliament where in fact the only power that support this bullshits is the 5% of the ultra leftist sickness. He got congratulations from KKE and not from PASOK.

Vote for him and you will feel it how useless piece of shit you are, you will just offer more enjoinment to Europe and me.
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Postby Daemon » Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:15 am

What bullshits, the shit sons of TPap ass were enjoying the support of the priest’s and now they find an “argument” because they are useless human trash and they think what their brains is an asshole that can produce only farts and shit.

I just wonder what is that you want from the people of DISI? Maybe you want us (yes now I feel a member of DISI, I’ve even started to understand the malakes of Grivas and the EOKA B members) to start the hunting of chickens? :?

You have destroyed Cyprus because YOU ARE SICK and you find the shade to put on your responsibility and your sickness gia na fkeite kouppa apanni san tes gamimenes kseftilismenes poutanes and you are keep trying to put all of your sickness and exclude DISI people like trash because YOU ARE THE TRASH.

Get ready to collect the payback of history and YESSS PLSSSS vote Dimitrakis make my next 5 years. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby Piratis » Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:20 am

yes now I feel a member of DISI, I’ve even started to understand the malakes of Grivas and the EOKA B members


Didn't you say some time ago that some close members of your family were/are EOKA B? Don't worry Daemon, as they say the apple will fall under the apple tree. You have been brought up to show no respect to others and no respect to democracy. Don't blame yourself for this.
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Postby Nikitas » Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:28 am

Daemon,

Cool it! Firstly I do not vote in Cyprus. Secondly I was not supporting either one of the candidates. What I said is that is odd for the church and the football clubs to come out with political suggestions before an election. While others are warning of Christofias turning Cyprus into a banan republic the other side is doing what happens in Latin America, (land of banana republics) bringing football and the church into politics.

Ok Malaka?
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Postby Daemon » Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:30 am

Yes I did and those(not blood connection) have voted for the TPap thing like Loukis Papafilipou from ANT1. :lol: :lol: :lol:

You are so sick people that I can find a place somewhere in your sickness and yes now I’m accepted my bloodline, I’m a DISI supporter and my family was in EOKA and you are driving me day by day to be more and more proud for this. I really appreciate it, thank you. :P
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Postby Daemon » Thu Feb 21, 2008 2:41 am

You could at least try to say the same for TPap where the church was making orgies for him and where all the right winger media was making propaganda for him. Ok arxidi? :?

The good news in the banana republic is what ALL the newspapers except Xaravgi and ANT1, SIGMA and maybe others this time will be with the DISI even if Kasoulides will loose. :lol: :lol:

As about the football teams like Anorthosi, Apoel, Apollon etc they have every right to say their opinion since the division of people in political party teams was made by AKEL, so just accept the Banana republic reality and shut up. And come to vote Dimitrakis plsss. :(
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