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[repulsewarrior]

...nice post VP, but what is McCain's position on the Cyprus Problem, is it possible that it and Obama's are alike?

The point being, if we are equals, as "founding partners", then it is essential for us to go beyond a "Greekness" or a "Turkishness". This change can only occur if we choose to put the interests of the island first. Only a Unitary State can provide this security to us as this island's dwellers.

Beyond Enosis (which ended to all our benefit as members of the EU), there is the Takism allegedly which followed in reaction to it, which persists. If we remain divided, The Grey Wolves and EOKA will thrive. One Government, or three Governing Bodies are our choices, without which the "Get Real" in both our Societies will provide.

My hope is that this round of talks will end with a Positive Conclusion, where it can be seen that Turkey is the natural arbitor of its excellence with their recognition, which so far has been denied. The Displaced must be reckoned with (from the '60s and '70s), as well as the Settlers, their Rights and the recognition they deserve, as victims, must be demonstrated by us all, in our Humility, and in support of Tolerance, if any Solution is to sustain itself.

Turkish Cypriots wish to have recognition as Persons, Greek Cypriots can choose to accomodate this desire by founding a Governance that is its equivalent for themselves. In any event, the State, represents the island, and its dwellers; although its Constitution is in need of reform. Any bias against this Governance is anathema.

[laptachap]

Hmmm looks like McCain is gonna win it

[repulsewarrior]

...what is McCain's position on the Cyprus Problem, is it possible that it and Obama's are alike?

[Kikapu]

Hmmm looks like McCain is gonna win it

McBush will be lucky to win his home state of Arizona, let alone the Presidency.

Phoenix - For a senator who consistently gets 80 percent approval ratings from Arizonans, it seems strange, bizarre even, that John McCain would not be a shoo-in to win his home state in November's presidential election. Some in-state analysts say chances are fair, in fact, that Arizona will end up in the Democratic column.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/csm/aarizona

[Kikapu]

Obama Leads McCain by 15 Points as Voters Reject Republicans

June 25 (Bloomberg) -- Democrat Barack Obama has opened a 15-point lead in the presidential race, and most of the political trends -- voter enthusiasm, views of President George W. Bush, the Republicans, the economy and the direction of the country -- point to even greater trouble for rival John McCain.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/bloomberg/agctbsdj83rc

[Kikapu]

Kikapu your personal vendetta against me getting very tiresome, Obamas chances of winning are clouded by his colour, and imo it will be the deciding factor because there is are core of white Americans who would never allow a black President, this has nothing to do with me, its my opinion of the American electrote based on the people I have met in the states and worked with. Dont try blowing this out of all proportion and saying that I personally do not think he should be elected, I am not an expert on either candidate nor do not have a vote.

You think the way you do, because your ideology has not evolved in accepting anything "new". You are doing the same thing with the Cyprus issues. You are stuck in the past or else you are making a deliberate attempt to con us in believing that you are stuck in the past.

You can have your opinion but you do not know me at all so your attempts to analyze my ideology are just stabs in the dark which mean jack shit. My views on Cyprus are clear although I do not think both sides will ever find a solution and that agreed partition is the only real alternative available I am still willing to give negotiations a chance on the understanding that something will happen at the end of it, one way or another if we cant agree then the UN should fill in the blanks and both sides will have to accept the outcome.

So you do not believe that Obama is getting 90+% of his support from non blacks, is that it.?? Don't worry about him becoming the next President of the United States. If he loses short of being cheated as in the last two election the NeoCons stole, it will be the will of the people and Democracy at work, therefore I will not be complaining, unlike you, who does not trust or believes in Democracy.

If the majority want Obama and vote him in let it be, Im just putting forward my opinion about the core white Americans not wanting a black president and that for this reason alone he will fail or even be killed trying to suceed.

Why don't you tell us which parts of America you have travelled to and your level of contact with those you have met. So what did you do VP, go to a diner in the Midwest somewhere and asked the locals if they were Racists towards the blacks, and they all put their hands up in the air, and that's how you know that a black person cannot be elected as a President. As I said, there is racism in America, but not at the level you think there is.

None of your business, I have in the past revealed information which you have twisted and abused, so theres noway I will reveal any further personal information about my time in the USA, you will ridicule and downgrade it to a point where only you believe your own spin on things, people are not stupid and see right through your attempts to defame people and their arguements.

It is very easy to make a judgement on the "trnc". All I have to do is find out who supported the AP back in 2004 and who supports the same AP today for a means for a settlement. Those who understood what the AP was all about, is nothing short of the support of the treatment of the blacks before the 60's. Guess what, you are one of those such people, so it is no wonder that you have no vision at all of Obama becoming a President. To you, he is just a another "nigger" who is not able to achieve anything in life without special privileges afforded to him at the expense of others Civil and Human Rights because he is a minority, therefore he should be entitled to Undemocratic means to achieve his goals. Well VP, Obama does not need your kind of handout that you want for yourself, and he has already proven that, even if it means, that his Presidential goals comes to an end today. I hope he has taught you a very valuable lesson in what can be achieved in a "United Society" and in a True Democracy.

You know nothing about the TRNC or the TCs who live here, you are like the expert on child birth who has never given birth, give up your feable attempts at bringing down the people you claim to have originated from yet so easily run into the ground at every opportunity. Goodluck to Obama he has an uphill climb in front of him, even if he against the odds manages to win he better watch his back as there are plenty of mentality derranged individuals like yourself who make things up as they go along then try to persuade everyone else it is the gospel truth to a degree of not only character assasination but even more.

VP,

I have just seen this.

Will reply soon................sorry.!

[Magnus]

The only way McCain will get in is if the results are rigged. Apart from the fact that he has absolutely no charisma as a person, alot of Americans are sick of the Republicans because of the financial situation and the war in Iraq.

Anyone with half a brain knows that if Obama suffers 'an accident' then there will be riots all over America. The only way they will stop him is by fixing the election.

He seems a decent enough chap to me, though I was hoping Will Smith would be the first black president of America.

[repulsewarrior]

Magnus, it is a ripe fantasy, much too easy. I will save myopinion of who will win for the campaign. In my opinion there is no clear winner yet, and I believe that Americans are equally divided. While Obama is charismatic, you cannot dicount the energy the McCain campaign is showing, nor McCain's experience.

[Magnus]

But has McCain done enough to distinguish himself from Bush? It's always going to be difficult to follow the out-going leader because McCain can't turn around and admit the things they've done wrong as a party without undermining his own campaign. If he just goes along with the existing policies then he has nothing new to offer.

I just think the whole Iraq issue has done for the Republicans. Americans might be happy to wave their flags about but all they have to show for their war is financial problems.

[DT.]

Anyone else think this is a face only a mother could love?