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[74LB]

Whos TPap?

Tassos Papadopoulos was President of the Republic of Cyprus from February 28, 2003 to February 28, 2008.

A google search will give you all the info you need - just be open minded about some of the websites though, as each one tells its own story.

[Viewpoint]

Piratis

We never had any 70%-30% "partnership".

With a vice presidency, a veto right and 30% of government posts Id say you need to read your own 1960 agreements you cling onto so dearly today to understand the meaning of a partnership.

Yes, you collaborated with the British and the Turks in order for once again to deny to the Cypriot people their freedom and self-determination, and as a gift for your help the colonialists granted to you unfair privilages on our loss. But there was never any "partnership".

You signed on that dotted line obviously you had no intention of keeping your word and sticking to the agreements from the outset and did everything to ruin everything but you paid by losing 37% of the island. Good thing those agreements incorparated partnership and gave us as you call them "privilidges" or we would have forced to become Greek muslims if were allowed the right to live of course.

You keep our land under occupation with illegal means. You don't own 37%. You stole 37%. Big difference. What you own is 18%, spread all around Cyprus, not in any particular area.

We used to co-owned the whole of Cyprus but gave 63% to the GCs, you may say we were greedy by keeping 37% but dont forget you were going to gift 100% to Greece with or wihtout the TCs.

The war that started between Cyprus and Turkey in 1974 can only end when Turkey returns to us our lands. Don't hope that we will ever agree for you to keep our lands. If you choose to continue the war against us, do it. But know we will never surrender and sooner or later we will take our lands back either you like it or not.

OK.

VP, you didn't co-own anything. Cyprus is owned by Cypriots as a whole, not by any ethnic groups separately in any kind of partnership.

You are illegally occupying 1/3rd of our country and there is no question about it. Or you want the UN resolutions again?

So cut the lame excuses. If you want to steal our lands then continue your war against Cypriots, but be certain that you will not win it.

If you say so then it must be right....

[Bananiot]

GR

Do your like-minded friends qualify as "CREDIBLE SOURCES" Bananiot?

Very interesting indeed! My like-minded friends do not count. Takis Hadjidemetriou, Kyriakos Tziampazis (just to mention a couple) do not count but Pittokopitis, Koulias and the rest of your like-minded friends count. Really, GR!

[Bananiot]

Here is another link, by Paschos Mandravelis, one of the most serious columnists in Greece:

http://www.medium.gr/articles/111641299089426.shtml

[Bananiot]

And another one:

http://www.medium.gr/articles/108300278436501.shtml

[free_cyprus]

i wanted to write something here garding my motherland cyprus but unfortunatly it is occupied by greeks and turks.

i am still looking for some true cypriots with the imagination and the mind to think independently but there is a shortage ,since everyone proclaims to be either turkish or greeks in cyprus

[Bananiot]

Nikitas wrote:

Well Bananiot, seems that TPap was not the only rejectionist. Just now I heard on the radio that general Bouyoukanit on leaving Cyprus stated that the Turkish army will remain in Cyprus even after a solution is reached. Cumhurriyet today has the headline "Not one single soldier will leave". Seems rejectionists are not limited to one side.

How you can have a solution with the Turkish army remaining on the island is the mystery for some, like me. If that is to happen then is it not like a conquest of the north, and was that not the point all along?

Two rejectionists do not make a right. For the record, this is what Buyoukanit said. "The Turkish army will leave only after a solution is found but do not expect the army to leave in one day".

Personally, I would want the army to leave in half a day but someone needs to tell me how this can be achieved.

[Nikitas]

And if they have an army there we will obviously have to have a Greek counterarmy over here and we will be back at zero point all over again.

Pulling out an army is simple, the British did it in 1960 in a few weeks.