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Manifesto: for your consideration

Propose and discuss specific solutions to aspects of the Cyprus Problem

Postby Klik » Mon Jan 31, 2011 7:32 pm

repulsewarrior wrote:Klik, sustaining our identities as Persons is extremely important. google, ethnosphere. understand that more than the ecosphere, culture, the diversity that is "Mankind" dwindles at an even faster rate.

because Cyprus, or at least its Statesmen, have chosen to define the Principal of Bicommunality for all Mankind, new thinking is needed about the meaning of "State" and the meaning of "Nation". the debate in Cyprus as it is framed presently has led to stagnation; the same stagnation that exists in Turkey.

...think about that.

something is terribly wrong about our views, as Humans, because the world has changed; Nations are no longer States...

...within all modern states, there are (plural) Nations. indeed we are a tiny little island compared to the size, in land mass and population, of other countries. but our Intolerance is the same, if we divide ourselves as Blacks or Whites by any other name. indeed, our Problem needs a solution which is "Perfect", that is to say repeatable, providing a result which others can emulate toward their own betterment.

...furthermore, our demographics will not stay the same. we are members of the EU now, a very fluid population. we are the gateway to three continents, and our survival depends on our ability to facilitate social-exchange as a global partner. it is no joke when i remind us that the population of Cyprus is something a little over twelve million (although conservatively this will take two hundred years, if it does not happen sooner). if we resist these changes, they will overwhelm us, especially since desertification and ocean acidification are likely in a future which looms much closer still.


Did you copy-paste-translate that from SY.RIZ.A? :roll:

Nations do not exist but states do? What world do you live in? The world of Hollywood making the rules??


Multiculturism DOES NOT WORK. It was tried in many places. Doesn't work. Not unless you wipe out the indigenous population. If you want Cyprus to become a multicultural STATE, then you have to wipe out all the Greeks, which includes the likes of "Bananiot" and "Get Real!" even if they don't like to admit it or feel that way.

And before going on about the Armenians, Latins and Maronites, they are as much Cypriots. Why? Because they murdered nobody to get here and most have roots from the antiquity here. This is the Cypriot STATE. The NATION lies within Greece and Armenians, Maronites and Latins say that as well, at least to their vast majority. Maronites and Latins (Catholics basically) also have Greek names and speak the Greek language. Armenians have kept their Armenian names but speak Greek as well. The other entity, will bring that "multicultural" aspect in Cyprus. Epic failure in 1960. People who cannot communicate cannot live together. Either everyone learns the Greek language and speaks that and it's the language that everyone is taught at a young age(I don't see Armenians, Maronites and Latins complaining that they are "forced" to speak Greek as they know that it's a Greek island after all they live in) or have an ethnic cleansing, wipe out everyone and force the newcoming immigrants to speak English, Turkish or whatever...


There is only one country that is losing its NATION status in Europe. That is England. Mass immigration and TOLERANCE has wiped out anything English about England. The burka is more common that the average blond English girls you saw here 15 years ago. And England is going through an identity crisis and they brainwash the people so that they don't care about it. England's fault really for stealing all that money from the colonies. Now the colonies are in England and they get their money back in a different way!
Similar thing is happening to France. French are more awake than the English though. They will riot soon and we seen them in the streets rioting.
Germany is going through this as well, with the vast majority of immigrants being from Turkey and lots from central Africa.

Italy and Spain have extremely strict immigration laws.

In Spain if you rent a house/flat to an illegal immigrant the government will confiscate it. You will be fined and put to jail for a year at least in some cases. If you aid illegal immigration, you get put to jail for 3 years max.
You are not allowed to rent a place if you do not have a RESIDENCE VISA. That applies to EU CITIZENS as well. No free movement in Spain. Are they "racists" because they are not "human enough" to accept the miserables?
Italy has similar laws. 100.000 euro fine to anyone who gives roof to illegal immigrants.

In Greece there is treason ongoing. There are at least 1.5 milion illegal immigrants SENT BY TURKEY and there is chaos. There is SYRIZA and KKE that promote "human rights" and immigration of so called "asylum seekers". There was treason with Dublin 2 Treaty that sends everyone back to Greece from any other EU country. Greece will eventually explode with all that crime that comes with the illegal immigrants.

What 12 milion? :shock:

First of all, you think that by "CREATING CYPRIOTS" and a fake Cypriot ethnicity, you will control the demographics? By importing "Cypriots"?
Or by handing passports to every Turk in the North?

Our problem is that we have become too "friendly"! Anyone who thinks like a serious government is now considered 'fascist, racist' etc

Globalisation is going to ruin the world and we are witnessing the first steps in some countries.
There's a reason why in the last 7000 years people were seperating themselves from other kingdoms/states/races... The human race CANNOT COEXIST with every single race that lives here!

We've seen how merciful the Arabs were who wiped out the entire white population of northern Africa and almost all the Middle East (yes, people there were the so-called "Caucasian" type in their majority)
Why? Mostly because the whites would not convert to Islam (are you aware of Sharia and what every sect believes about it?)

I'm not going to trade MY IDENTITY for a lost cause that will eventually lead to my loss.

As for NATIONS. Let's see how many STATES are actual NATIONS (over 75% of the population) I'm only gonna go with Europe since the rest were either ethnically cleansed (like Australia, USA, Canada etc) or are mixtures of immigrants and natives(like Brazil, Peru, Chile, South Africa)
Indochina is mostly "pure" but I don't have that much time :D

Ireland : 87%
Spain: 88% (Spain consists of Castillans, Catalans, Basques etc actually)
Portugal: 97%
Poland: 97%
Russia: 80% (barely)
Ukraine: 78% (with some 17% being Russians...)
Germany: 90% (don't really believe this as it counts black immigrants as Germans, people from Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon etc)
Italy: 99% (some are mixed with other European countries like Germans in the north, Greeks in the south and French on the west.)
Sweden: 81%
Iceland: 93% (not sure if they count as indigenous)
Denmark: 90%
Norway: 89%
Finland: 93%
Albania: 95%
Belarus: 81%
Romania: 90%
Malta: 95%
Slovakia: 86%
Czech Republic: 94%
Lithuania: 84%
Bulgaria: 85%
Slovenia: 83%
Hungary: 95%
Serbia: 83%
Croatia: 90%




Then we have.

FYROM: They don't even know what they are :lol: They are Serbs who were Bulgarised and Tito hated them and wanted to use them to gain territory in Greece and called them "Macedonians"... really feel sorry for them :P Yet there is some 35% or more Albanians and a new Kosovo situation is close, the region of Tetovo more specifically.

Andorra: 43% Castillan Spanish, 33% Catalan, 11% Portuguese some French and other populations. Nation is supposed to be Catalan and they are not the majority...

Cyprus: 77% Greeks, 18% Turks 5% other (should be much different now with the legalisation of more Turks :roll: )

Moldova: They are actually Romanian... consisting of 70% of the population

France: Messed up. It was illegal to have demographic research on people''s ethnic group until some 50 years ago. 6 milion North Africans(Arabs) and 2.5m sub-Saharan Africans(blacks). Just estimations though. There are a lot of Basques in France as well (south & south-east)

Belgium: Flemmish(6m) vs Wallonians(3m) + immigrants

Netherlands: Very very very messed up. Has 4 similar nations within the state.

Austria: Austrians are Germans.. everyone knows that. 91% 'purity'

Latvia: They are 60% with over 1/4 of the country being Russians

Estonia: 68% and most of the others are Russians

Bosnia-Herzegovina: 48% Bosnian, 37% Serb, 14% Croat (I think Serbs still want part of Bosnia and Croats want part as well)

Luxembourg: Mixture of French and Germans. Lots of immigrants as well now

Switzerland: Germans, French, Helvetii(the indigenous people, minority), Italians... very messed up. Only actual "multicultural" country that works. But the mixture occured over 1000 years ago and from similar types. Indigenous people were Latinised.

Kosovo(?): Albanians stole this land from Serbia leaving 5% Serbs in the land, while there are 88% Albanians. Expect a "merger" soon.

Montenegro: Not 100% sure, but it's like almost half are Montenegrin, almost half are Serbs and the rest are from other former Yugoslav nations.

Liechtenstein: Germans...

Monaco: 47% French, 16% Italian... 16% Monegasque(mixture of Italians, Germans and French so doesn't really count)

San Marino: Italians.... only genuine part of Italy that didn't participate in the unification!

United Kingdom: English, Scottish, Irish, Welsh... along with Indochinese(India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China...), Arabs and other immigrants from Europe and Central-South America. 10 years ago it was 90% "white". I say after the count this year it will fall to 80% at least.


As we, FYROM "should" be given to Serbia, Bulgaria and Albania for sharing. Cyprus "should" be given to Greece. San Marino "should" be given to Italy. Liechtenstein and Austria "should" be given to Germany, Moldova "should" be given to Romania.
Belgium, Switzerland and Montenegro "should" be split into 2 or more parts or have parts given to other nations.


What I'm trying to show is, that THERE'S ONLY A HANDFUL of non-nation states! I can talk about border reform and use 2-3 lines ONLY! And that's about Europe which has so many races.

Check nation-states on google :)

I am of the opinion that every state should be a nation and every nation should have ONE state. Simple logic. If you wanna live elsewhere APPLY. Otherwise work hard for your own place to be worth living in...
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Postby repulsewarrior » Mon Feb 14, 2011 4:49 am

...you cannot stop globalisation, as you call it. We have evolved and mobility is a part of most of the world's living.

...i looked up, nation-state, your opinion like mine it seems are not common. However, thinking about yours leaves me homeless just the same, and no less whole with what I lost; thinking about mine, i feel a bigger pain because it serves a bigger whole, not just "me" but Justice seen, since I am a Man, and not a "Greek" alone.

...multiculturalism is failing because we (Mankind) are just passed the "N" word as in Black and White, the same division by many other names remain to be overcome. Thus, what has failed, in our resolve to fight our real enemies and not each other, Lest We Forget. To resist change, in this respect, is to abet a plunder that knows no shame (because we are all in danger); i speak of the other ethnospheres in which we take no joy in thinking (rather than our own, as in a selfish ego), tap tapping in English no less. Mosaic or Melting Pot the choice of States now, Nations within will grow with or without resistance, but Universal Principals are to be defended in mutual respect by them, as a United body; Britain is not English, Welsh, and Scot any longer, although in England pretty well everyone speaks in English, and everyone is British.

...consider an enclave in the south, Turkish in its Identity, (typical, compared to a Greek enclave in the north), whether filled with many "Non-Turkish" residents or not, one would expect the population to function as Turcophones. Certainly, one would expect there, services often in other languages, given the size of the island, the refined nature of Cypriots in general, and the reciprocal nature (socially and politically) of this Goodwill. Further to this therefore, it would be most enriching for a larger Cypriot culture if such zones existed for other Persons who have kept alive their cultures as well (such as Maronites, Armenians, etc.).

...Tekke is here, so are these other monuments to People and their Faith; touched by millions of hands, remembered unforgivingly because these relics are still alive, people never stop coming to them, thousands of years. I ask you to consider their Stewardship, then define 'Nation' and 'State' in a manner which in Principal is Bicommunal.

...indeed, in my Cyprus two hundred years from now it is not divided in two, although as one Country, it will have many parts. There will be water, and like the precious resource it will become, this will require a social-economy far more able, and integrated, as a global partner. communication and an ability to facilitate exchange will evolve so that although Citizens enjoy an Identity as Persons in their hometown and in National Assemblies, their abilities as Individuals, and their representation as a State, is far more evolved.

...my manifesto, is aimed at these goals.
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Postby Get Real! » Mon Feb 14, 2011 3:36 pm

Klik wrote:As for NATIONS. Let's see how many STATES are actual NATIONS

So the United Nations (UN) should change its name to the United States (US)! :roll:


Btw, you forgot to include the Slavic gypsy nation of Greece… :lol:
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Postby repulsewarrior » Tue Feb 15, 2011 4:10 am

UNA!,UNA!, lol makes sense.
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby repulsewarrior » Wed Feb 01, 2012 3:47 am

dude joe, look, from a few years ago...
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby repulsewarrior » Sat Aug 04, 2012 9:14 pm

If Mr. Malas wants to support a Federal Solution, i ask, if there is a Republic, and a Turkish Constituency, where is the Greek Constituency?

Turkey may be the 800 pound guerilla in the room, but the fact remains, Justice in Cyprus is to be seen, and it is Cypriots which must display this toward each other. For the proxy war to end, Turks and Greeks can be equals, with National Assemblies for their self-representation, as Persons. But, in a Bicommunal State, as Individuals without distinction or discrimination, as Citizens, united, they would vote for a Federal Government, to defend and to better Universal Principals, as well.

...Mr. Malas, think 12.5 million, two hundred years from now, can anyone imagine the demographics of this island to remain unchanged even fifty years from now? what is best for this island's dwellers, if
like Makarios you fought for Free Will, not just Liberty? and like Makarios, if you lay the blame on Greece, the Greek elite who to this day corrupt themselves, why then the denial, unlike Makarios, that a Cypriot State is better?

...personally, if i could, i would fly the Cypriot Flag attached to my car's attenna, and drive right round the island, in tribute to the great man (and men/women), who chose Cyprus first. if i was a Politician, I would focus on one Cyprus, and the opportunities that existed if within a Territorial Jurisdiction Greek came first, like in a Turkish, Maronite, Armenian, etc. Constituency, equal for the same reason. if i was a Leader, i would seek closure for the displaced, all Cypriots, not just "Greeks", i would seek to have for them the pleasure of their Properties restored, and for some at least, the Right of Return as they left, as Communities. in my Cyprus, enclaves are not a dirty word, they would be scattered across the whole geography of the island, obliging National Assemblies like those Greek and Turkish to provide service to an electorate island-wide, securing Freedom of Movement, and Association because even if the Green Line remains unchanged it becomes a frontier amongst many, not a border; Bizonal because there is one Sovereignty, and within it an ability to sustain diversity geographically.

...Mr. Malas, like his contemporaries have no vision, if they cannot see the value of a Greek state, within a Cypriot State. they are Statesman, like Makarios if they can provide a way of life where we can define ourselves as Individuals while we sustain our Identities as Persons; they are, in my mind traitors to all Mankind if they resist the changes which take us beyond the 19th Century and passed the Modern Age.

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/archbishop-m ... 1#comments


...been a while since i've read my own manifesto, i think this letter is a way of demonstrating that the thoughts within it are more refined.

@ OP, "virgin birth", not a new Republic, a new way of governance.
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby yialousa1971 » Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:57 am

repulsewarrior wrote:
If Mr. Malas wants to support a Federal Solution, i ask, if there is a Republic, and a Turkish Constituency, where is the Greek Constituency?

Turkey may be the 800 pound guerilla in the room, but the fact remains, Justice in Cyprus is to be seen, and it is Cypriots which must display this toward each other. For the proxy war to end, Turks and Greeks can be equals, with National Assemblies for their self-representation, as Persons. But, in a Bicommunal State, as Individuals without distinction or discrimination, as Citizens, united, they would vote for a Federal Government, to defend and to better Universal Principals, as well.

...Mr. Malas, think 12.5 million, two hundred years from now, can anyone imagine the demographics of this island to remain unchanged even fifty years from now? what is best for this island's dwellers, if
like Makarios you fought for Free Will, not just Liberty? and like Makarios, if you lay the blame on Greece, the Greek elite who to this day corrupt themselves, why then the denial, unlike Makarios, that a Cypriot State is better?

...personally, if i could, i would fly the Cypriot Flag attached to my car's attenna, and drive right round the island, in tribute to the great man (and men/women), who chose Cyprus first. if i was a Politician, I would focus on one Cyprus, and the opportunities that existed if within a Territorial Jurisdiction Greek came first, like in a Turkish, Maronite, Armenian, etc. Constituency, equal for the same reason. if i was a Leader, i would seek closure for the displaced, all Cypriots, not just "Greeks", i would seek to have for them the pleasure of their Properties restored, and for some at least, the Right of Return as they left, as Communities. in my Cyprus, enclaves are not a dirty word, they would be scattered across the whole geography of the island, obliging National Assemblies like those Greek and Turkish to provide service to an electorate island-wide, securing Freedom of Movement, and Association because even if the Green Line remains unchanged it becomes a frontier amongst many, not a border; Bizonal because there is one Sovereignty, and within it an ability to sustain diversity geographically.

...Mr. Malas, like his contemporaries have no vision, if they cannot see the value of a Greek state, within a Cypriot State. they are Statesman, like Makarios if they can provide a way of life where we can define ourselves as Individuals while we sustain our Identities as Persons; they are, in my mind traitors to all Mankind if they resist the changes which take us beyond the 19th Century and passed the Modern Age.

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/archbishop-m ... 1#comments


...been a while since i've read my own manifesto, i think this letter is a way of demonstrating that the thoughts within it are more refined.

@ OP, "virgin birth", not a new Republic, a new way of governance.


You're the only one. :wink:
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby repulsewarrior » Tue Aug 07, 2012 3:33 am

...and even if i am the only Cypriot, i fight.

Freedom for Cyprus, Freedom for Cypriots, too.
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby Lordo » Sun Oct 07, 2012 5:11 pm

repulsewarrior wrote:...and even if i am the only Cypriot, i fight.

Freedom for Cyprus, Freedom for Cypriots, too.

you have some very good ideas but they need some more work. the turkish cypriots have been under economic suffocation for 47 years. there is no chance of unification unless this issue is addressed. address it and we are in a position to move to a single zone just like in 1960. in the meantime bizonal bicommunal will work not only to unify our people under a single entity but also remove the financial control of external powers.
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Re: Manifesto: for your consideration

Postby kurupetos » Sun Oct 07, 2012 8:49 pm

Lordo wrote:
repulsewarrior wrote:...and even if i am the only Cypriot, i fight.

Freedom for Cyprus, Freedom for Cypriots, too.

you have some very good ideas but they need some more work. the turkish cypriots have been under economic suffocation for 47 years. there is no chance of unification unless this issue is addressed. address it and we are in a position to move to a single zone just like in 1960. in the meantime bizonal bicommunal will work not only to unify our people under a single entity but also remove the financial control of external powers.

Just the financial control? :roll:
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