Bananiot wrote:How the hell can you talk of an attack when you have called me a traitor for 50 or 60 times so far. You are definitely losing it Piratis. You have taken a divorse from rationality.
Let me again remind you of some historical facts. Makarios gave a copy of his "proposals" to all guarantor countries, Greece, Britain and Turkey. They were asked to comment on them and furthermore, Makarios went on an official state visit to Turkey whene Inonu told him "Your Beautitude, I beg you to reconsider". He was bloody warned that he was about to release forces that would destroy Cyprus.
Here you are now, arguing childishly that had Britain not been here and had the Ottomans not conquered Cyprus we would have been okay today.
You simply do not know what you are rambling about Piratis. Actually, you remind me of the late Spyros Kyprianou, who kept telling the world that the Cyprus issue is an easy one. If the Turkish army leaves Cyprus, he argued, it will be solved within days.
I am calling you what you are. Even in this thread your alliance with the Turkish partitionists (VP) against me is obvious. If you are not a traitor then why you are allied with the enemy? You are stupid? You want to be excused on the grounds of stupidity? If thats what you want, fine. I will call you stupid and not traitor. Is that OK with you?
Yes, Makarios gave a copy of his proposals to others. One thing is to
inform others, and another thing is to expect their approval for what you will do with your own country. Why should the Cypriot president have the approval of Turkey to make proposals for changes in the constidution of Cyprus???
And yes Bananiot, why the problem of Cyprus exists is indeed very simple. Foreign powers (Turkey/UK) occupying parts of our island and using some minority as an excuse.
If those powers didn't want to occupy parts of our island for their own geopolitical reasons, or if Cyprus had the power to defend itself, then we wouldn't have a problem at all. In fact a TC minority, their latest excuse, would have never been created to begin with.