Bananiot wrote:Nationalists, of the likes of DIKO and EDEK who co-govern with Christofias and of course, yourself Kifeas. Do not start crying now for you have become a right old nationalist, one that has finally seen the world with Denktash's eyes and seconds his cries for partition as the only possible solution. Unless of course you have changed your mind again.
Kifeas wrote:zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:Halil, I read the interview and I know how he feels about Christofias. I think we should wait and see, may be we can soon push aside the nationalists and get on with the process of finding solution.
A good strong honest agreement will see the parameters that qualify some as nationalists alter Bananiot.
It indeed it makes a mockery of you, your above statement, Zan, not because of my comments to Bananiot, but the fact that it is a meaningless statement to begin with.
zan wrote:Kifeas wrote:zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:Halil, I read the interview and I know how he feels about Christofias. I think we should wait and see, may be we can soon push aside the nationalists and get on with the process of finding solution.
A good strong honest agreement will see the parameters that qualify some as nationalists alter Bananiot.
It indeed it makes a mockery of you, your above statement, Zan, not because of my comments to Bananiot, but the fact that it is a meaningless statement to begin with.
So there are NO nationalists then...Is that what you are saying???
Bananiot wrote:I remember Christofias admitting that we are just as responsible for the events in 1963 and the nationalists jumping on him like vultures. The Turkish Cypriot mutiny story still hold steadfast.
I remember Christofias pointing out that in 1959 we formed the RoC in equal partnership with the Turkish Cypriots and the nationalists becoming ... Turks (a phrase we use to indicate that someone is really angry) with rage.
I remember Christofias saying that the Annan Plan could be the solution of our problem provided certain things were changed so that the Greek Cypriot community could accept it. Instead, he went along with the nationalists and rejected the Annan Plan as a basis for the negotiations, before the start of the negotiations, forcing the other side to move to a tough stance that makes life difficult for everyone. All these because he wanted to appease the nationalists.
Bananiot wrote:I remember Christofias admitting that we are just as responsible for the events in 1963 and the nationalists jumping on him like vultures. The Turkish Cypriot mutiny story still hold steadfast.
I remember Christofias pointing out that in 1959 we formed the RoC in equal partnership with the Turkish Cypriots and the nationalists becoming ... Turks (a phrase we use to indicate that someone is really angry) with rage.
I remember Christofias saying that the Annan Plan could be the solution of our problem provided certain things were changed so that the Greek Cypriot community could accept it. Instead, he went along with the nationalists and rejected the Annan Plan as a basis for the negotiations, before the start of the negotiations, forcing the other side to move to a tough stance that makes life difficult for everyone. All these because he wanted to appease the nationalists.
zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:I remember Christofias admitting that we are just as responsible for the events in 1963 and the nationalists jumping on him like vultures. The Turkish Cypriot mutiny story still hold steadfast.
I remember Christofias pointing out that in 1959 we formed the RoC in equal partnership with the Turkish Cypriots and the nationalists becoming ... Turks (a phrase we use to indicate that someone is really angry) with rage.
I remember Christofias saying that the Annan Plan could be the solution of our problem provided certain things were changed so that the Greek Cypriot community could accept it. Instead, he went along with the nationalists and rejected the Annan Plan as a basis for the negotiations, before the start of the negotiations, forcing the other side to move to a tough stance that makes life difficult for everyone. All these because he wanted to appease the nationalists.
I know I don't have to lecture you on how the same is happening in the North Bananiot but I can say thank you for bringing some sanity into this Forum......
Paphitis wrote:zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:I remember Christofias admitting that we are just as responsible for the events in 1963 and the nationalists jumping on him like vultures. The Turkish Cypriot mutiny story still hold steadfast.
I remember Christofias pointing out that in 1959 we formed the RoC in equal partnership with the Turkish Cypriots and the nationalists becoming ... Turks (a phrase we use to indicate that someone is really angry) with rage.
I remember Christofias saying that the Annan Plan could be the solution of our problem provided certain things were changed so that the Greek Cypriot community could accept it. Instead, he went along with the nationalists and rejected the Annan Plan as a basis for the negotiations, before the start of the negotiations, forcing the other side to move to a tough stance that makes life difficult for everyone. All these because he wanted to appease the nationalists.
I know I don't have to lecture you on how the same is happening in the North Bananiot but I can say thank you for bringing some sanity into this Forum......
And here we have it folks. The most "nationalistic Turk" on this forum giving thanks to Bananiot.
zan wrote:Paphitis wrote:zan wrote:Bananiot wrote:I remember Christofias admitting that we are just as responsible for the events in 1963 and the nationalists jumping on him like vultures. The Turkish Cypriot mutiny story still hold steadfast.
I remember Christofias pointing out that in 1959 we formed the RoC in equal partnership with the Turkish Cypriots and the nationalists becoming ... Turks (a phrase we use to indicate that someone is really angry) with rage.
I remember Christofias saying that the Annan Plan could be the solution of our problem provided certain things were changed so that the Greek Cypriot community could accept it. Instead, he went along with the nationalists and rejected the Annan Plan as a basis for the negotiations, before the start of the negotiations, forcing the other side to move to a tough stance that makes life difficult for everyone. All these because he wanted to appease the nationalists.
I know I don't have to lecture you on how the same is happening in the North Bananiot but I can say thank you for bringing some sanity into this Forum......
And here we have it folks. The most "nationalistic Turk" on this forum giving thanks to Bananiot.
And then of course we have the likes of Bafidis...... The most outspoken does not qualify me as the most nationalistic dear heart.....
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