Talisker wrote:Since 1974 until joining the EU did GCs feel more isolated than the TCs? After all, the TCs had a secure relationship with their 'motherland' Turkey, whereas the GCs realised that they could not always rely on their natural ally, Greece, for support in their most pressing hour of need. Now they are in the EU perhaps they don't need that support.
kurupetos wrote:Talisker wrote:Since 1974 until joining the EU did GCs feel more isolated than the TCs? After all, the TCs had a secure relationship with their 'motherland' Turkey, whereas the GCs realised that they could not always rely on their natural ally, Greece, for support in their most pressing hour of need. Now they are in the EU perhaps they don't need that support.
Greece is a weak country (at least that's the picture I get). Every year there are dozens of turkish fighter planes and ships violating the greek waters in the aegean and they do nothing. They are also afraid to extract their own oil in the Aegean because they are afraid of Turkey's Casus Belli. They lost their case with the naming of FYROM, they have one million Albanians causing all kinds of trouble, etc. etc... If they ever solve their internal problems then they may help the GCs. I forgot to mention that many greeks (politicians or not) dont give a shit about Cyprus and GCs anyway.
Oracle wrote:shahmaran wrote:So why do GC`s blame TC`s for being so fond of their mother land, when they were very much so themselves not that long ago?
Shah, I think the difference is that Turkey represents our not too distant Ottoman invaders. We hoped the TCs (as integrated Cypriots) would side with the GCs and not the old invaders ... represented by Turkey.
Greece never represented an "invasion", not even with the attempted coup.
Get Real! wrote:First, you need to get your facts right. In 1950 under Makarios II and not Makarios III (the later president), the Orthodox Church conducted a referendum of church-goers to present to the British as evidence against colonialism. It was NOT an island-wide democratic referendum of all citizens so let’s clear that one up.
Talisker wrote:Since 1974 until joining the EU did GCs feel more isolated than the TCs? After all, the TCs had a secure relationship with their 'motherland' Turkey, whereas the GCs realised that they could not always rely on their natural ally, Greece, for support in their most pressing hour of need. Now they are in the EU perhaps they don't need that support.
miltiades wrote:This Plonker , the so called "Eric" so desperate to keep his idiotic thread open "" Eric Dayi is Eric...., ""it is now locked !!!
As a result of the idiot staying up half the night posting childish stupid insults. He started getting desperate for being ignored ,( the ugly plonker ), he posted consecutively , in case he doesn't understand , that is one post after another , starting at 2.30am GMT , 2.44 , 2.46 , 2.48 , 2.51 , 2.58 , 3.02 , and 3.15 am In all 8 Posts one after the other.
The guy is now being ceremoniously awarded the title of SERIAL PLONKER !!
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