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[soyer]

There has never been a Cypriot nation and Cyprus has never been part of the Greek State. Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots have each lived in the island for more than 400 years, but we have no common language, no common religion, and no common culture.
Visitors to Northern Cyprus today, enjoying the welcome of their Turkish Cypriot hosts and the beauty and tranquillity of our land will find it hard to imagine the terrible suffering we endured only a few years ago, which made it necessary to have a Turkish Cypriot State in the North and a separate Greek Cypriot State in the south.
The British granted independence in 1960 on the basis of a partnership constitution agreed between the two peoples of Cyprus. However, within three years the Greek Cypriots threw the Turkish Cypriots out of all our official positions by force of arms, and ignored the Supreme Constitutional Court when it ruled in our favour. The Greek Cypriots then proceeded to murder hundreds of Turkish Cypriot men, women and children. They attempted genocide against us three times - in 1963, 1967, and 1974.

[boomerang]

There has never been a Cypriot nation and Cyprus has never been part of the Greek State. Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots have each lived in the island for more than 400 years, but we have no common language, no common religion, and no common culture.
Visitors to Northern Cyprus today, enjoying the welcome of their Turkish Cypriot hosts and the beauty and tranquillity of our land will find it hard to imagine the terrible suffering we endured only a few years ago, which made it necessary to have a Turkish Cypriot State in the North and a separate Greek Cypriot State in the south.
The British granted independence in 1960 on the basis of a partnership constitution agreed between the two peoples of Cyprus. However, within three years the Greek Cypriots threw the Turkish Cypriots out of all our official positions by force of arms, and ignored the Supreme Constitutional Court when it ruled in our favour. The Greek Cypriots then proceeded to murder hundreds of Turkish Cypriot men, women and children. They attempted genocide against us three times - in 1963, 1967, and 1974.

I prefer to gain an inside of your imprisoment...why not tell us the bed time story again...Don't worry I'm tucked in bed...

[boomerang]

hmmm...more than 400 years?...and together?...hmmmm...is this another bed time fibe?
and who was there before the ottomans came...let me guess we both dropped from the sky the same time huh? ...so you saying we came together the same time huh?...call me selfish, but I like cumming alone if you don't mind

[boomerang]

mother earth calling grand mastubator soyer from the fibberland...I am waiting man...tucked in bed, totally focused waiting for the bed time story...

The adventures of the mastubator from fibberland...great book...cums highly recommended from the grand mastubator himself...

[soyer]

Archbishop Makarios said "The [Independence] Agreements have created a State, but not a Nation." (The Greek Cypriot Cyprus Mail 28.3.63). This being so, any approach to the Cyprus question which regards Cypriots as a nation is fundamentally flawed. "The famous Cypriot consciousness was invented and encouraged by the British in the 1920s." - Prodromos Prodromou The Guardian 30th January 1995
There are two peoples of Cyprus - the Turkish Cypriots numbering about 200,000 and the Greek Cypriots numbering about 600,000. The Turkish Cypriots are mainly Moslems and the Greek Cypriots are mainly adherents of the Greek Orthodox Church. Cyprus has never been part of the Greek state. It lies 40 miles from the coast of Turkey, and Turkish people have inhabited the island since the 12th century. Cyprus is 250 miles from the nearest Greek island (Rhodes), and Athens is 460 miles away.

[iceman]

Archbishop Makarios said "The [Independence] Agreements have created a State, but not a Nation." (The Greek Cypriot Cyprus Mail 28.3.63). This being so, any approach to the Cyprus question which regards Cypriots as a nation is fundamentally flawed. "The famous Cypriot consciousness was invented and encouraged by the British in the 1920s." - Prodromos Prodromou The Guardian 30th January 1995
There are two peoples of Cyprus - the Turkish Cypriots numbering about 200,000 and the Greek Cypriots numbering about 600,000. The Turkish Cypriots are mainly Moslems and the Greek Cypriots are mainly adherents of the Greek Orthodox Church. Cyprus has never been part of the Greek state. It lies 40 miles from the coast of Turkey, and Turkish people have inhabited the island since the 12th century. Cyprus is 250 miles from the nearest Greek island (Rhodes), and Athens is 460 miles away.

where the hell did you get that one from?

[boomerang]

oh grand mastubator soyer from fibberland, descendant from the almighty Gengus Khan, you mind telling me how close mongolia is from Cyprus?

talking 12th century here...

[boomerang]

Archbishop Makarios said "The [Independence] Agreements have created a State, but not a Nation." (The Greek Cypriot Cyprus Mail 28.3.63). This being so, any approach to the Cyprus question which regards Cypriots as a nation is fundamentally flawed. "The famous Cypriot consciousness was invented and encouraged by the British in the 1920s." - Prodromos Prodromou The Guardian 30th January 1995
There are two peoples of Cyprus - the Turkish Cypriots numbering about 200,000 and the Greek Cypriots numbering about 600,000. The Turkish Cypriots are mainly Moslems and the Greek Cypriots are mainly adherents of the Greek Orthodox Church. Cyprus has never been part of the Greek state. It lies 40 miles from the coast of Turkey, and Turkish people have inhabited the island since the 12th century. Cyprus is 250 miles from the nearest Greek island (Rhodes), and Athens is 460 miles away.

where the hell did you get that one from?

fuck man....its 2:00 Am and I can't pull myself away from the forum tonight...comedy plus or what?

[Kikapu]

There has never been a Cypriot nation and Cyprus has never been part of the Greek State. Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots have each lived in the island for more than 400 years, but we have no common language, no common religion, and no common culture.
Visitors to Northern Cyprus today, enjoying the welcome of their Turkish Cypriot hosts and the beauty and tranquillity of our land will find it hard to imagine the terrible suffering we endured only a few years ago, which made it necessary to have a Turkish Cypriot State in the North and a separate Greek Cypriot State in the south.
The British granted independence in 1960 on the basis of a partnership constitution agreed between the two peoples of Cyprus. However, within three years the Greek Cypriots threw the Turkish Cypriots out of all our official positions by force of arms, and ignored the Supreme Constitutional Court when it ruled in our favour. The Greek Cypriots then proceeded to murder hundreds of Turkish Cypriot men, women and children. They attempted genocide against us three times - in 1963, 1967, and 1974.

"TOM SOYER'S STORIES"

[Kikapu]

Archbishop Makarios said "The [Independence] Agreements have created a State, but not a Nation." (The Greek Cypriot Cyprus Mail 28.3.63). This being so, any approach to the Cyprus question which regards Cypriots as a nation is fundamentally flawed. "The famous Cypriot consciousness was invented and encouraged by the British in the 1920s." - Prodromos Prodromou The Guardian 30th January 1995
There are two peoples of Cyprus - the Turkish Cypriots numbering about 200,000 and the Greek Cypriots numbering about 600,000. The Turkish Cypriots are mainly Moslems and the Greek Cypriots are mainly adherents of the Greek Orthodox Church. Cyprus has never been part of the Greek state. It lies 40 miles from the coast of Turkey, and Turkish people have inhabited the island since the 12th century. Cyprus is 250 miles from the nearest Greek island (Rhodes), and Athens is 460 miles away.

"TOM SOYER'S STORIES"