utu wrote:MrH wrote:Not the way the Greek Cypriot want it!!
So in that case, the Turkish Cypriots are screwed either way....
We can happily go the Turkish way as we are expected to go the Greek way.
zan wrote:utu wrote:MrH wrote:Not the way the Greek Cypriot want it!!
So in that case, the Turkish Cypriots are screwed either way....
We can happily go the Turkish way as we are expected to go the Greek way.
utu wrote:zan wrote:utu wrote:MrH wrote:Not the way the Greek Cypriot want it!!
So in that case, the Turkish Cypriots are screwed either way....
We can happily go the Turkish way as we are expected to go the Greek way.
So you're abandoning the "third way" (Independence) ?
zan wrote:utu wrote:So you're nailing the Turkish flag to the mast then. Not the Turkish Cypriot flag....
The flags are flying side by side. Not an eyebrow raised for the Greek flag flying in a so called FREE Cyprus...
utu wrote:zan wrote:utu wrote:So you're nailing the Turkish flag to the mast then. Not the Turkish Cypriot flag....
The flags are flying side by side. Not an eyebrow raised for the Greek flag flying in a so called FREE Cyprus...
I've seen pictures of both the RoCy and Greek flags flying together. That, and the blue flag with white Greek Cross with the map of Cyprus in the middle as well...
humanist wrote:nah who can be bothered with that crap......... lets just ad to the world chaos, because we can't see beyond our noses.Does anyone really want reunification?
Paphitis wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Paphitis wrote:turkkan wrote:But I am sure the "trnc" is also doing quite well
Yet oddly enough, every family has at least two cars, most kids are sent to uni, most people have some form of job, lavish weddings are held, and life seems to be continuing as normal for the past 30 years. How exactly are we suffering?
Buying Skodas and sending your kids to an unrecognised "trnc" university does not count as a measuring yardstick for you economic well being.
Obviously you have not been to the TRNC, visit anyone one of our universities and see what the kids drive around in prior to going to univerisites abroad using their unrecognized TRNC diplomas to do masters in countries like the UK and USA.
Been to the "trnc". Was nearly arrested and charged for taking pictures close to military prohibited zones, until I flashed an Australian Service ID card and Green passport. I don't think I will be going back any time soon. I will have to await the inevitable liberation.
Also went passed your "universities". Nothing special, but what do you expect from pretend unis. Saw lots of crap little cars, a bit like Skodas, but can not remember exactly as they were some obscure eastern make and model. Had a car accident as some stupid Turk "rear ended" my car at Bogazi, as I was enroute to Apostolos Andreas. Told one of your pretend cops to fuck off, when they tried to shift the blame for the accident onto me. Spent 4 hours at a pretend cop station, and then released after calling the Aussie Embassy in Nicosia. Had some explaining to do when I got back to Australia. The Department of Foreign Affairs wanted to know everything, and I nearly got reprimanded heavily.
Bit like the trip I will never forget. Life can get exciting when I am around.
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