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Greek speaking Cypriots pls offer your suggestions

Postby humanist » Sat Apr 19, 2008 10:15 am

I drafted this e-mail for the German embassy in Nicosia. How can I improve it

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To Whom It May Concern

It is with great regret that I am sending you this e-mail. I am here to express my disappointment in reading that German parliamentarians are flying into Cyprus using the illegal ercan airport in the occupied territory of the Island of Cyprus.

This action is not only disrespectful for the Cypriot people in general but also the government of Cyprus.

Furthermore, it validates Turkish propaganda, violation of Human Rights of thousands of refugees who have lost their homes and it contradicts the foundation of the EU.

It also contradicts and makes the EU requests of Turkey to open its ports and airports to Cypriot vessels, hypocritical.

As a person whose ancestral home is occupied by someone without our consent I find this action disrespectful and disregarding of my existence. I know that it is difficult to understand such a concept if you are not affected but please try.

There is no doubt in my mind at least that Turkish speaking Cypriots have the right to share equal opportunities and rights within the Island, and I welcome such a move to allow them to do so. I welcome their right to co-exist in the State of Cyprus and by this I mean all of it, the occupied area is not theirs to occupy solemly and certainly not at the expense of other Cypriots.

Your intervention to prevent the disrespectful un-compassionate German parliamentarians from supporting illegal and occupationary forces currently occupying 1/3 of the Island would be appreciated.
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat Apr 19, 2008 10:39 am

May you can add that you are in the EU but still support inhumane embargoes on "other Cypriots" becuase you want to impose your will on them, exposing them to becoming a minoirty in a GC state run by GCs, not very European minded. You also apologise for forcing a divided country into the EU with all its problems and then expecting the EU to come up with a magical solution in the GCs favor.
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Postby humanist » Sat Apr 19, 2008 10:47 am

VP the embargoes are there because you have taken homes lands and villages that do not belong to you. The minute you give those back the embargoes will be lifted. The rest is perhaps your paranoia becoming exposed. None theless it is your point of view and your entitled to have it. However, I am not taking your suggestion on board.

I am making no apologies for Cyprus being inducted into the EU, The EU should have thought of this before it acted.

There is only one solution VP you reclaim your properties wherever they are on the Island and afford all those refugees whose properties you are exploiting every day to do the same.
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Postby Murataga » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:10 am

humanist wrote:VP the embargoes are there because you have taken homes lands and villages that do not belong to you. The minute you give those back the embargoes will be lifted. The rest is perhaps your paranoia becoming exposed. None theless it is your point of view and your entitled to have it. However, I am not taking your suggestion on board.

I am making no apologies for Cyprus being inducted into the EU, The EU should have thought of this before it acted.

There is only one solution VP you reclaim your properties wherever they are on the Island and afford all those refugees whose properties you are exploiting every day to do the same.


Actually the embargoes began in `64 when essentially no GC was making claims about having their homes taken, when no Turkish batallion had intervened and when the TRNC was not established.
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Postby humanist » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:14 am

Well there you go .... perhaps if the trnc ceases to exist and Cypriots are allowed to re-claim their home throughout Cyprus then everyone is a winner.
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Postby Murataga » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:21 am

Winners? We sure did not feel like winners when we were getting massacred into the enclaves that made up around 5% of the island and living inside those enclaves without running water under an embargo that included even medicine for infants. TRNC did not exist at that point.
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Postby Piratis » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:26 am

Murataga wrote:Winners? We sure did not feel like winners when we were getting massacred into the enclaves that made up around 5% of the island and living inside those enclaves without running water under an embargo that included even medicine for infants.


:roll: "massacred" is a word that can be used for the murder of 1000s of Cypriots at a time by the Turks.

In that conflict which you started in 1958, GCs and TCs lost an about equal amount of people, a few 100s each.

So what did you expect when you started the war against us in 1958? That you will only kill us, while you will have no losses at all?
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Postby Murataga » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:41 am

Piratis wrote:
Murataga wrote:Winners? We sure did not feel like winners when we were getting massacred into the enclaves that made up around 5% of the island and living inside those enclaves without running water under an embargo that included even medicine for infants.


:roll: "massacred" is a word that can be used for the murder of 1000s of Cypriots at a time by the Turks.


But that never happened beside in your imagination.

Piratis wrote:In that conflict which you started in 1958, GCs and TCs lost an about equal amount of people, a few 100s each.


We did not start the conflict, you did when you revolted via EOKA to hand us and anything we owned on this island to Greece in the middle of the 20th century. You lost.

Piratis wrote:So what did you expect when you started the war against us in 1958? That you will only kill us, while you will have no losses at all?


Actually you were the one with an agenda to annex this island to Greece. We made sure that you can not even dare to want ENOSIS today - something we will always feel proud about. You should thank us.
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Postby shahmaran » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:44 am

Piratis wrote:
Murataga wrote:Winners? We sure did not feel like winners when we were getting massacred into the enclaves that made up around 5% of the island and living inside those enclaves without running water under an embargo that included even medicine for infants.


:roll: "massacred" is a word that can be used for the murder of 1000s of Cypriots at a time by the Turks.

In that conflict which you started in 1958, GCs and TCs lost an about equal amount of people, a few 100s each.

So what did you expect when you started the war against us in 1958? That you will only kill us, while you will have no losses at all?


Yet again Piratis is making up new "concepts" through numbers, just like he self declares himself to be "indigenous" to Cyprus through numbers, he now re-defines the meaning of the word "massacre" through numbers that suit him. Not to mention his genius idea of "hijacking democracy" and giving hegemonic positions to themselves over us in order to finalise his ancient quest to rule the island. :lol:

Way to go Piratis, keep this up for another century and you might indeed rule the island and even come up with your own language :lol:

Let me just also remind you that what you did in Cyprus was INDEED a massacre (regardless of the numbers) and disgrace for humanity, the world might still not know the extent of it but they will eventually find out.
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Postby shahmaran » Sat Apr 19, 2008 11:46 am

I guess I should also add this just to clear things up in your confused old mind:

mas·sa·cre (ms-kr)
n.
1. The act or an instance of killing a large number of humans indiscriminately and cruelly.


Sounds just about right doesn't it?
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