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[alexISS]

Glad to see that your also on the bandwagon Kikapu. So, you are all by now dead certain that the reason I started this thread was to discredit Photini.

Please go ahead and think like this if it makes you feel better. I am only too glad to contribute to your current therapy session. Call me if you need anything else.

I've just read Bananiot's post and I do believe he did not mean to discredit Papadopoulos' wife, it's obvious that, being so much involved in Cypriot politics, he did not even think of clarifying he was talking about the president of the red cross and not the person

[zan]

I hope people can now see who ıs and who ısn't workıng towards peace ın Cyprus. Thıs clan that ıs attackıng Bananıot and not even tryıng tomtackle the ıssue Bananıot has put forward should be watched by Admın. I have never compğlaınec to Admın but thıs ıs so abvıous that I now wıll. Keep up the good work Bananıot. We cannot allow thıs mob of Neo-EOKA thugs to run Cyprus agaın.

[Oracle]

Glad to see that your also on the bandwagon Kikapu. So, you are all by now dead certain that the reason I started this thread was to discredit Photini.

Please go ahead and think like this if it makes you feel better. I am only too glad to contribute to your current therapy session. Call me if you need anything else.

I've just read Bananiot's post and I do believe he did not mean to discredit Papadopoulos' wife, it's obvious that, being so much involved in Cypriot politics, he did not even think of clarifying he was talking about the president of the red cross and not the person

Maybe his misogynistic tendencies got the better of him .... being more important that she was Papadopoulos' wife, then a person in her own right, let alone the President of the Red Cross who had to be addressed correctly.

[Bananiot]

You see Alex, the rejectionists are worried stiff...

As September 3 approaches, they will try all sort of arguments in an effort to undermine the negotiations. Among else, they will try to focus their arguments to the xenophobic nature of Greek Cypriots, just like they did in 2003-2004. However, this time round we have Christofias at the helm of the Greek Cypriots and those tactics will not succeed, in my opinion.

Probably by XMAS we will get a clear indication that the two leaders are close to putting their initials on a draft agreement. I am vey optimistic that an agreement can materialise. We may be facing solution in the face right at this moment.

I think the forces of solution on both sides will be overwhelming and they will brush rejectionists aside as though they never existed.

[alexISS]

Maybe his misogynistic tendencies got the better of him .... being more important that she was Papadopoulos' wife, then a person in her own right

Or maybe it was his anti-Papadopoulos sentiment, for which I cannot blame him. The man (Papadopoulos, not Bananiot) IS a partitionist and all he did during his term was to keep the current status quo at all cost

[Kikapu]

Glad to see that your also on the bandwagon Kikapu. So, you are all by now dead certain that the reason I started this thread was to discredit Photini.

Please go ahead and think like this if it makes you feel better. I am only too glad to contribute to your current therapy session. Call me if you need anything else.

Bananiot,

You are being most unfair towards me. What part of my post was disparaging towards you. The way you wrote your post and lack of my knowledge that Photini was head of the Red Cross, your post came across as if the money went to Photini directly. I don't know how else I or anyone else could have received your post in any other way, given the circumstances and lack of clarity on your part to those not familiar with Photini's position..

As far as paying for forum members therapy sessions, forget it Bananiot, because you will go broke in no time with the number of cases you will end up paying for.!

But I appreciate the offer all the same.!

[repulsewarrior]

...i am glad to hear that the Red Cross got the lion's share.

rejectionists are scared, so too are those who seek unity in a manner which can be defined as a single identity, a Federal State, and two communities who are equals. I am prepared for a Unitary State which is the defender of our Individual Rights, and Sovereign as the representative of its people, a United Republic of Cyprus, where all its people are equal in that they vote for their Turkish Cypriot representative, and from a seperate slate, their Greek Cypriot representative so that an Upper House in a Bicameral Legislature with an equal number of seats for each community can be selected, (and hopefully seats for Maronites and Armenians) where a majority is found amongst the Parties of issues, whose Leader's ethnicity is of no importance to be President, except that his counterpart, the Vice President would be from his/her opposite Community. Do the math, this is terrific Democracy for us.

As a seperate level of Government, Two National Assemblies will lead with their majority sustaining themselves in a manner where their taxdollars benefit them as Persons. Cypriots will have a criteria which is to be met, their efforts within the Assemblies for their own Community will reflect this desire for betterment, and in a position to choose, each Community will want to demonstrate as well, their inclusiveness, by recognising that minorities have special needs to be provided for also.

This is Bicomunal.

As for Bizonal it is ridiculous to think that the 'fait accompli' should stand, as though all the remorse can be ignored. We have to do better for ourselves, Freewill has this cost for us without living in denial. Frontiers are offered by including enclaves across the island for "Greek" and "Turkish" citizens who were displaced, so that for some at least they will return as communities ( , for the Settlers who qualify as Cypriots, homes, rather than houses) , and to divide Jurisdictions for the Two National Assemblies rationally.

A "border" will not be possible.

[boomerang]

Glad to see that your also on the bandwagon Kikapu. So, you are all by now dead certain that the reason I started this thread was to discredit Photini.

Please go ahead and think like this if it makes you feel better. I am only too glad to contribute to your current therapy session. Call me if you need anything else.

Bananiot,

You are being most unfair towards me. What part of my post was disparaging towards you. The way you wrote your post and lack of my knowledge that Photini was head of the Red Cross, your post came across as if the money went to Photini directly. I don't know how else I or anyone else could have received your post in any other way, given the circumstances and lack of clarity on your part to those not familiar with Photini's position..

As far as paying for forum members therapy sessions, forget it Bananiot, because you will go broke in no time with the number of cases you will end up paying for.!

But I appreciate the offer all the same.!

Bananiot, reading your responce the impression I got was she pocketed the money...why I thought of this?

1...Didn't know who she was, until you said Paps wife
2...Didn't know she was president of the Red Cross...

How about in the futrure you explain your self better rather than flying off the handle insulting everyone by calling us idiots...

PS...and you are a teacher?...god help the poor souls you teach, unless of course you only teach the gifted with mind reading powers...

[DT.]

You see Alex, the rejectionists are worried stiff...

As September 3 approaches, they will try all sort of arguments in an effort to undermine the negotiations. Among else, they will try to focus their arguments to the xenophobic nature of Greek Cypriots, just like they did in 2003-2004. However, this time round we have Christofias at the helm of the Greek Cypriots and those tactics will not succeed, in my opinion.

Probably by XMAS we will get a clear indication that the two leaders are close to putting their initials on a draft agreement. I am vey optimistic that an agreement can materialise. We may be facing solution in the face right at this moment.

I think the forces of solution on both sides will be overwhelming and they will brush rejectionists aside as though they never existed.

Lets hope you're right. They may have already agreed on it by now.

[zan]

You see Alex, the rejectionists are worried stiff...

As September 3 approaches, they will try all sort of arguments in an effort to undermine the negotiations. Among else, they will try to focus their arguments to the xenophobic nature of Greek Cypriots, just like they did in 2003-2004. However, this time round we have Christofias at the helm of the Greek Cypriots and those tactics will not succeed, in my opinion.

Probably by XMAS we will get a clear indication that the two leaders are close to putting their initials on a draft agreement. I am vey optimistic that an agreement can materialise. We may be facing solution in the face right at this moment.

I think the forces of solution on both sides will be overwhelming and they will brush rejectionists aside as though they never existed.

Lets hope you're right. They may have already agreed on it by now.

A posıtıve note from DT for a faır solutıon.....