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OYA TALAT INVITES ELSI CHRISTOFIAS

How can we solve it? (keep it civilized)

Postby Kikapu » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:02 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
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halil wrote:to all of you President Talat birth place is Kyrenia . He lived in Kyrenia up to 63 . At 63 he became refuge and left his home . After 74 he returned back to his own home .


Halil,

I'm still waiting for a picture of the "Presidential Palace" that Talat uses.

Can you post one please.


Looks like the white house in Washington.


I would like to see it VP.

Can you post a picture of it please.

(not the White House).
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Postby Oracle » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:07 pm

bill cobbett wrote:Hope Mrs Xofias takes her hand-bag.


bill ..... I sincerely hope she does not "recognise" this Turkish pseudo-politician's wife as anyone worthy to mix with.

I saw Mrs Xofias being interviewed, and she is such a worthy Presidential wife that she must not soil herself to be in the presence, let alone accept pseudo-hospitality, from these traitorous people, who are currently causing Cyprus all these problems, whist pretending they want a solution so that they can carry on having a job.
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Postby miltiades » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:29 pm

Yes , the two ladies should meet , as well as Mr Christofias and Mr.Talat .
Only by meeting , talking interacting and understanding each others concerns will they improve the prospects for a just and peaceful solution. If the Piratis approach is followed , there will be no meetings , no discussions just repetition of demands that neither side wants to accept. I have , against my principles , visited the occupied part , I never recognised their custom controls but I complied with their request to see my passport , its not capitulation but acceptance of realities. I have always referred to the occupied part of Cyprus as such in view of the fact that the entire international community deems it to be occupied. To refuse however to meet those with whom we have to negotiate , like it or not , is counter productive.
By visiting on the three occasions that I did , and in the short period that I spent there , I had the pleasure of meeting some of my compatriots and gained their friendship , what is wrong with this ?
A lot can be achieved by the two ladies having a chat and a coffee together.
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Postby Oracle » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:47 pm

miltiades wrote:Yes , the two ladies should meet , as well as Mr Christofias and Mr.Talat .
Only by meeting , talking interacting and understanding each others concerns will they improve the prospects for a just and peaceful solution. If the Piratis approach is followed , there will be no meetings , no discussions just repetition of demands that neither side wants to accept. I have , against my principles , visited the occupied part , I never recognised their custom controls but I complied with their request to see my passport , its not capitulation but acceptance of realities. I have always referred to the occupied part of Cyprus as such in view of the fact that the entire international community deems it to be occupied. To refuse however to meet those with whom we have to negotiate , like it or not , is counter productive.
By visiting on the three occasions that I did , and in the short period that I spent there , I had the pleasure of meeting some of my compatriots and gained their friendship , what is wrong with this ?
A lot can be achieved by the two ladies having a chat and a coffee together.


Miltiades ... xipnase!

These meetings are not like your "socials" where everyone drinks loads of wine and pats each other on the back, whilst mumbling "Koumbare" ...

They have to find solutions .. they have to stay sober! ... they have to follow protocol!

BTW .... what star sign are you? :?
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Postby umidis » Mon Mar 03, 2008 9:56 pm

There is no point of playing games like "I can piss higher than you" , I haven't played that since primary school. :lol: I guess some haven't past that stage yet.
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Postby Oracle » Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:06 pm

umidis wrote:There is no point of playing games like "I can piss higher than you" , I haven't played that since primary school. :lol: I guess some haven't past that stage yet.


Are you GC or TC? :?
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Postby umidis » Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:19 pm

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umidis wrote:There is no point of playing games like "I can piss higher than you" , I haven't played that since primary school. :lol: I guess some haven't past that stage yet.


Are you GC or TC? :?


Being a GC does not mean I must hide behind your words. You , Phoenix act too much with your heart which ain't very political.
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Postby Oracle » Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:23 pm

umidis wrote:
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umidis wrote:There is no point of playing games like "I can piss higher than you" , I haven't played that since primary school. :lol: I guess some haven't past that stage yet.


Are you GC or TC? :?


Being a GC does not mean I must hide behind your words. You , Phoenix act too much with your heart which ain't very political.


I guess you are TC then! :wink:

Experiment over and out :D
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Postby umidis » Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:32 pm

Oracle wrote:
umidis wrote:
Oracle wrote:
umidis wrote:There is no point of playing games like "I can piss higher than you" , I haven't played that since primary school. :lol: I guess some haven't past that stage yet.


Are you GC or TC? :?


Being a GC does not mean I must hide behind your words. You , Phoenix act too much with your heart which ain't very political.


I guess you are TC then! :wink:

Experiment over and out :D


Who the hell are you to call me a TC. :evil: I can take a lot of things but not that.
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Postby miltiades » Mon Mar 03, 2008 10:32 pm

Oracle wrote:
miltiades wrote:Yes , the two ladies should meet , as well as Mr Christofias and Mr.Talat .
Only by meeting , talking interacting and understanding each others concerns will they improve the prospects for a just and peaceful solution. If the Piratis approach is followed , there will be no meetings , no discussions just repetition of demands that neither side wants to accept. I have , against my principles , visited the occupied part , I never recognised their custom controls but I complied with their request to see my passport , its not capitulation but acceptance of realities. I have always referred to the occupied part of Cyprus as such in view of the fact that the entire international community deems it to be occupied. To refuse however to meet those with whom we have to negotiate , like it or not , is counter productive.
By visiting on the three occasions that I did , and in the short period that I spent there , I had the pleasure of meeting some of my compatriots and gained their friendship , what is wrong with this ?
A lot can be achieved by the two ladies having a chat and a coffee together.


Miltiades ... xipnase!

These meetings are not like your "socials" where everyone drinks loads of wine and pats each other on the back, whilst mumbling "Koumbare" ...

They have to find solutions .. they have to stay sober! ... they have to follow protocol!

BTW .... what star sign are you? :?

Your good at guessing have a guess !
Most solutions to the worlds problems were worked out while the participants were indulging in the art of wine tasting didn't you know !!
Now let us be serious. Unless our people meet and begin interacting we shall never be able to build even a tiny bridge of trust. Even on this forum , VP and I have never met , on a number of occasions that I asked him to share a drink with me he declined, time however I believe has made both of us see that rather than outright "dislike" for each others views it is far better to at least consider opposing views. I'm sure VP would accept to have a drink with me now.
As for you , young.. lady its time to use your undeniable intellect in a constructive fashion rather than the belligerent aggressive manner you seem to relish exhibiting.
Pip - Pip !!
ps. I can guess the month of your birth !!
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