shahmaran wrote:That's not very Turkish in the sense of hospitality is it
Does this Turkish "hospitality" extend to Greek Cypriots too?
shahmaran wrote:iceman wrote:shahmaran wrote:iceman wrote:Viewpoint wrote:miltiades wrote:The actual figure is 69356 T/Cs !!
There are 256.000 voting TRNC citizens full stop, they are all our people.
Talk for yourself viewpoint....there might be 256.000 voting but they are NOT all my people...(and i've been a TC all my life................not recently)
Are the Russians and the Chinese in the South "your people" iceman?
I dont recall saying they were shah...
So lets take another country for example the US, how can you say that if you are not the descendant from some of the early colonialists nor a Native American then you are not an American but just and immigrant?
The same goes for the British, if you are not white you are not British, nevermind the millions of Indians, those millions of Turks living in Germany are not German? Who the hell are the Australians then?
Don't you find this logic a bit perverse?
alexISS wrote:The RoC cannot win a war against Turkey alone, for a very simple reason: It has no airforce. Only a joint attack with Greece could be victorious
miltiades wrote:alexISS wrote:The RoC cannot win a war against Turkey alone, for a very simple reason: It has no airforce. Only a joint attack with Greece could be victorious
And what if it ain't ?
Well I suppose kalitera mias oras eleftheri zoi.......................
Nikitas wrote:Alexiss said:
"The RoC cannot win a war against Turkey alone, for a very simple reason: It has no airforce. Only a joint attack with Greece could be victorious "
The assumption made by almost every single poster in this thread is based on a single scenario: the RoC National Guard attacking the Turkish forces on Cyprus. A remote probability.
However, there is one more probable scenario: where there is strife between TCs and mainlanders in the north and the National Guard must protect TCs fleeing to the south, in other words the fight is brought to the south and not the other way around. What would those who are set against military power propose in such a situation?
umit07 wrote:Nikitas wrote:Alexiss said:
"The RoC cannot win a war against Turkey alone, for a very simple reason: It has no airforce. Only a joint attack with Greece could be victorious "
The assumption made by almost every single poster in this thread is based on a single scenario: the RoC National Guard attacking the Turkish forces on Cyprus. A remote probability.
However, there is one more probable scenario: where there is strife between TCs and mainlanders in the north and the National Guard must protect TCs fleeing to the south, in other words the fight is brought to the south and not the other way around. What would those who are set against military power propose in such a situation?
Nikitas where did you get that from? YOur comment is a lot more absurd then any other possibility.
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