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[DT.]

The govt needs to launch a PR offensive and re-assure everyone that we will not be turning into a bastion of proletariat revolution overnight. Headlines such as the one in the Washngton Post need to be dealt with asap.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... =sec-world

[halil]

The govt needs to launch a PR offensive and re-assure everyone that we will not be turning into a bastion of proletariat revolution overnight. Headlines such as the one in the Washngton Post need to be dealt with asap.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... =sec-world

DT,
at least he is going to meet Talat not like Papadaouplos in 5 years they meet few times. keep your fingers crossed that they can sit and talk. We all know both sides dead lines . They have to find middle of it .
Kosava sample might force them and sit and find solution.
Also don't bother about flags . CTP was carring same flags , have a look at their policies over Cyprus . İmportant thing what they are going to do on the Cyprus Problem . We will see it very soon.

[pantheman]

The govt needs to launch a PR offensive and re-assure everyone that we will not be turning into a bastion of proletariat revolution overnight. Headlines such as the one in the Washngton Post need to be dealt with asap.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... =sec-world

DT, Wheres the red flag? Nows the right time to dispay it

Oh well, never mind then, it never suited you anyway.

Commiserations

[Nikitas]

What was so offensive about that headline? It is much milder than the crap dished out against Greece when Andreas Papandreou was first elected. They called him all kinds of names and then jumped right into bed with him.

It is interesting that the first message of congratulations was a telephone call from Mehmet Ali Talat.

[DT.]

What was so offensive about that headline? It is much milder than the crap dished out against Greece when Andreas Papandreou was first elected. They called him all kinds of names and then jumped right into bed with him.

It is interesting that the first message of congratulations was a telephone call from Mehmet Ali Talat.

comrades congratulate comrades.