zan wrote:Get Real! wrote:zan wrote:My father could not feed six children you piece of shit, because of the siege that Makarios had on us....
Is this what the CyProb wraps up to? A "siege by Makarios"?
When a couple of thousand of your people saw fit to join the British and support colonialism, was that a "siege by Makarios"?
When 200-300 of your people saw fit to form TMT and smuggled weapons in from Turkey via Kokkina to rebel even further, and killed peaceful TCs for not rebelling against the GCs, was that a "siege by Makarios"?
When your people planted a bomb on TC property to vindicate GCs and exacerbated the conflict, was that a "siege by Makarios"?
When you waste your time digesting ATCA junk is that a "siege by Makarios"?
It's more like a siege of your feeble mind...
I know what my family lived through mate and it was the attack of Greeks on TCs for not supporting ENOSIS and the Megali idea. The Akritas plan is clear on what it wanted to achieve and it got what it wanted by hook or by crook and the mass exodus of TCs was on objective. The others would have been dealt with appropriately when the time came...The all encompassing plan . We had the TMT to stop you and the murder of our people.....The list of things that were stopped by Makarios has been posted many times...Means of building new villages and means of surviving was refused us.
Freedom from foreign rulers was the right of the Cypriot people. How was it fine for you for Cyprus to be under Ottoman, or British rule against the will of the native Cypriot people, but not fine to be part of a free independent Greek state, along with the rest Greek islands and territories, which is what the vast majority of Cypriots wanted??
The Cypriot people were fighting for their freedom and the Turks are the ones who attacked us in order to kill and prevent Cyprus from being free.
Here is the first time they did it:
During the Greek War of Independence in 1821, the Ottoman authorities feared that Greek Cypriots would rebel again. Archbishop Kyprianos, a powerful leader who worked to improve the education of Greek Cypriot children, was accused of plotting against the government. Kyprianos, his bishops, and hundreds of priests and important laymen were arrested and summarily hanged or decapitated on July 9, 1821.
And here is the second time, when they attacked us while we were fighting against the British colonialists (not against them):
Our only "crime" was our desire for freedom. We never attacked the Turks, we only defended ourselves when they attacked as and started wars and conflicts against us, and the only thing we ever fought for was our right to rule our own island in a democratic way.