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The Republic's Presidential Visit to Occupied Kyrenia

Postby Andros » Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:44 pm

Well,

I believe we've seen it all now. The President of the Republic of Cyprus is due to Visit an area of Cyprus deemed to be under Turkish Occupuation! Or is our President telling us something else?

- Is he warming us up to a permenant divide of two recognised Cypriot States?

- Is he extending diplomatic ties? As I know he will not be referring to TC leader Talat as the leader of the TC community!

- Or, has the Turkish Military in the North/ and Turkey itself, recognised the ROC?
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Postby Viewpoint » Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:47 pm

Didnt he attend President Talats daughters wedding?
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Re: The Republic's Presidential Visit to Occupied Kyrenia

Postby soyer » Fri Aug 01, 2008 7:52 pm

Andros wrote:Well,

I believe we've seen it all now. The President of the Republic of Cyprus is due to Visit an area of Cyprus deemed to be under Turkish Occupuation! Or is our President telling us something else?

- Is he warming us up to a permenant divide of two recognised Cypriot States?

- Is he extending diplomatic ties? As I know he will not be referring to TC leader Talat as the leader of the TC community!

- Or, has the Turkish Military in the North/ and Turkey itself, recognised the ROC?


"- Is he warming us up to a permenant divide of two recognised Cypriot States?"


RECOGNITION of TRNC neighboring state..................................
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Postby Rebel.Without.A.Pause » Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:36 pm

Well,

I believe we've seen it all now. The President of the Republic of Cyprus is due to Visit an area of Cyprus deemed to be under Turkish Occupuation! Or is our President telling us something else?

- Is he warming us up to a permenant divide of two recognised Cypriot States?

- Is he extending diplomatic ties? As I know he will not be referring to TC leader Talat as the leader of the TC community!

- Or, has the Turkish Military in the North/ and Turkey itself, recognised the ROC?


Is Andros really a Turk making a bad attempt to impersonate a Greek Cypriot who draws the same line as the Turkish ideal for Cyprus?

"- Is he warming us up to a permenant divide of two recognised Cypriot States?"


RECOGNITION of TRNC neighboring state..................................


Is Soyer wasting his energy for something that will never happen?
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Postby Oracle » Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:45 pm

Our President has every right to visit any and all parts of his country.

It is his right as a citizen of the RoC and he should also have Presidential jurisdiction over the whole of Cyprus, so perhaps Turkey is finally recognising this fact and bowing to reason.

(BTW ...... I also do not think Andros should keep up the pretence of being GC any longer :roll: )
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Postby miltiades » Fri Aug 01, 2008 8:49 pm

Andros IS a G/C and a true Cypriot too !!
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Postby humanist » Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:01 pm

Oracles
Our President has every right to visit any and all parts of his country.

It is his right as a citizen of the RoC and he should also have Presidential jurisdiction over the whole of Cyprus, so perhaps Turkey is finally recognising this fact and bowing to reason.



dito ...... Have a lovely day Oracles.
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Postby Oracle » Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:03 pm

humanist wrote:Oracles
Our President has every right to visit any and all parts of his country.

It is his right as a citizen of the RoC and he should also have Presidential jurisdiction over the whole of Cyprus, so perhaps Turkey is finally recognising this fact and bowing to reason.



dito ...... Have a lovely day Oracles.


I get a warm glow inside when we agree ... 8)
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Postby RichardB » Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:07 pm

Oracle wrote:
humanist wrote:Oracles
Our President has every right to visit any and all parts of his country.

It is his right as a citizen of the RoC and he should also have Presidential jurisdiction over the whole of Cyprus, so perhaps Turkey is finally recognising this fact and bowing to reason.



dito ...... Have a lovely day Oracles.


I get a warm glow inside when we agree ... 8)


Be afraid Humanist be very afraid, she's being far too nice tonight :?
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Postby Oracle » Fri Aug 01, 2008 10:22 pm

RichardB wrote:
Oracle wrote:
humanist wrote:Oracles
Our President has every right to visit any and all parts of his country.

It is his right as a citizen of the RoC and he should also have Presidential jurisdiction over the whole of Cyprus, so perhaps Turkey is finally recognising this fact and bowing to reason.



dito ...... Have a lovely day Oracles.


I get a warm glow inside when we agree ... 8)


Be afraid Humanist be very afraid, she's being far too nice tonight :?


Ooohh there you are my lovely Dicky-boy ... I did not realise you joined another thread 8)

You are not playing the threads to dodge me are you? ..... even changing Forums is no escape these days :lol:
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