utu wrote:Oracle wrote:utu wrote:Oracle wrote:I hate bloody Turks ...
..... bloodsucking, warmongering, expansionist Scum of the Earth!
Well, it's plain to see where you stand regarding Turkey and its people, Oracle. No wonder the Turkish Cypriot contributors to this forum despise you. Ethnic hatreds have caused nothing but misery throughout the world. When is it going to stop?
There are two main reasons I use this simple interjection.
1.It has served to expose that all TCs (bar Kikapu) view themselves as Turks.
Fine! But they have to accept they are as much a part of the enemy as the troops and Turks from Turkey occupying our island.
It also shows their unfairness in wanting us to remove our Greek connections. Bit hypocritical if they view themselves as Turks, but we cannot maintain our Greek connection.
2. Turkey is attempting to portray itself as European, peaceful and that the occupation in Cyprus is well-regarded.
My interjection reminds everyone that 34 years has not made us accept the Turks on our land as normal, or wanted or desired. They are very much hated as occupiers.
Respect is won, not demanded.
If the Turks want to be loved, they need to remove themselves as an illegal, occupying army from Cyprus, and all those who view themselves as TURKS need to follow them out!
Oracle,
Your posts are very anti-Turkish. Fine, that's your privilige, but I have noticed one thing: you're not drawing any distinction between Turkish Settlers, and Turkish Cypriots. Does that mean you'll be wanting them ALL thrown off the island of Cyprus, should the Green Line come down?
utu ... My posts are anti-Turkish because they are the only ones who have invaded us and keep us under occupation. I assure you it is not a privilege.
I have come to the conclusion that the "TC"s that are left on the Island are the ones that view themselves as Turkish ...
So I do not discriminate between "TC"s and mainland Turks.
Since about 70,000 TCs left to follow the Turks in 1974 .... when Cyprus is re-unified under the banner of the RoC, 70,000 Turks of any flavour can remain (+ / - adjustments for natural population changes).
After 34 years living together with the Turks as their chosen "brothers" ... they have all become the same to me.