Viewpoint wrote:So we the TCs had no right to fight against what we knew would lead to union with Greece, we did not want to become a Greek island like Corfu and Crete, we wanted to stay independent but without strength we would not stand a chance so to counteract the GCs fight for enosis we had to counter plan with Taksim, the division of Cyprus which gave both communities the opportunity to survive on the island without gifting the country to another. Can no one see the difference, the GCs were trying to push us into the hands of Greece who track record against the Turkish was shit and meant we would face near enough annihilation and the counter struggle to allow the TCs to survive in a safe haven of their own far away from GC desires of which we had 11 years of experience.
Cyprus possesses a veto over Turkish entry into the EU, and is in a position to force it to pull out its troops, on pain of exclusion.
Viewpoint wrote:So we the TCs had no right to fight against what we knew would lead to union with Greece, we did not want to become a Greek island like Corfu and Crete, we wanted to stay independent but without strength we would not stand a chance so to counteract the GCs fight for enosis we had to counter plan with Taksim, the division of Cyprus which gave both communities the opportunity to survive on the island without gifting the country to another. Can no one see the difference, the GCs were trying to push us into the hands of Greece who track record against the Turkish was shit and meant we would face near enough annihilation and the counter struggle to allow the TCs to survive in a safe haven of their own far away from GC desires of which we had 11 years of experience.
purdey wrote:I would be quick Pirates. You spend to much time bringing up old scores. In the meantime your countrymen are selling your country to every foreign national who visits Cyprus. I wonder how Cyprus will be looked upon in years to come ? maybe a land where foreigners own the majority.
Cyprus possesses a veto over Turkish entry into the EU, and is in a position to force it to pull out its troops, on pain of exclusion.
observer wrote:Cyprus possesses a veto over Turkish entry into the EU, and is in a position to force it to pull out its troops, on pain of exclusion.
So the 500 thousand or so GCs are going to dictate policy to the 500 million or so EU citizens. I think that someone has a lot to learn about real politics.
observer wrote:Cyprus possesses a veto over Turkish entry into the EU, and is in a position to force it to pull out its troops, on pain of exclusion.
So the 500 thousand or so GCs are going to dictate policy to the 500 million or so EU citizens. I think that someone has a lot to learn about real politics.
observer wrote:Cyprus possesses a veto over Turkish entry into the EU, and is in a position to force it to pull out its troops, on pain of exclusion.
So the 500 thousand or so GCs are going to dictate policy to the 500 million or so EU citizens. I think that someone has a lot to learn about real politics.
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