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Postby MrH » Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:47 pm

Papadopoulos was buried with the FLAG of GREECE and not CYPRUS!

What the Hell!

At least we know that we, TCs, were right regarding his dream of complete ENOSIS!

True to the Death, eh!
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Postby kafenes » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:02 pm

Cyprus(the main flag) and Greek flag. Just shows how the Turkish press presented the picture to create some stir.


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Postby Viewpoint » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:05 pm

Is there a Greek flag there or not?
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Postby utu » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:09 pm

The fact that T. Papadopoulos' casket had both flags on it is an indication of dual loyalties that he had. True, the inclusion of the Greek flag will be used as ammunition by certain folk to show the world that T. Papadopoulos did not think of himself as solely Cypriot, but the fact of the matter is that if T. Papadopoulos had specificed both flags in his will, then one needs to respect those wishes.
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Postby kafenes » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:24 pm

Viewpoint wrote:Is there a Greek flag there or not?


Papadopoulos was buried with the FLAG of GREECE and not CYPRUS!


I was refering to this post. Read well before you jump in.
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Postby doesntmatter » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:35 pm

kafenes wrote:Cyprus(the main flag) and Greek flag. Just shows how the Turkish press presented the picture to create some stir.


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Mixing the Greek flag with the Cyprus flag is a clear sign that tells us that the Greeks still believe the old "Cyprus is Greek" crap we have been hearing since 1963.

TPapadopoulos was not the only "true Cypriot" who was buried wrapped up in Greek flag, so was the coffins of the recently buried missing GCs. In fact, everywhere you look in South Cyprus, you'll always see a Greek flag.
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Postby kafenes » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:42 pm

doesntmatter wrote:
kafenes wrote:Cyprus(the main flag) and Greek flag. Just shows how the Turkish press presented the picture to create some stir.


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Mixing the Greek flag with the Cyprus flag is a clear sign that tells us that the Greeks still believe the old "Cyprus is Greek" crap we have been hearing since 1963.

TPapadopoulos was not the only "true Cypriot" who was buried wrapped up in Greek flag, so was the coffins of the recently buried missing GCs. In fact, everywhere you look in South Cyprus, you'll always see a Greek flag.


I don't disagree with you. I was making a point about the pictures in the Turkish press which misled people like MrH of JUST having the Greek flag and NOT the Cypriort.
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Postby doesntmatter » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:51 pm

kafenes wrote:
doesntmatter wrote:
kafenes wrote:Cyprus(the main flag) and Greek flag. Just shows how the Turkish press presented the picture to create some stir.


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Mixing the Greek flag with the Cyprus flag is a clear sign that tells us that the Greeks still believe the old "Cyprus is Greek" crap we have been hearing since 1963.

TPapadopoulos was not the only "true Cypriot" who was buried wrapped up in Greek flag, so was the coffins of the recently buried missing GCs. In fact, everywhere you look in South Cyprus, you'll always see a Greek flag.


I don't disagree with you. I was making a point about the pictures in the Turkish press which misled people like MrH of JUST having the Greek flag and NOT the Cypriort.


Sorry but I have not seen or read any newspapers today apart from the Famagusta gazette that I clicked on at the bottom of the CF forum, can you post a link where it says that?
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Postby Byron » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:51 pm

kafenes wrote:
doesntmatter wrote:
kafenes wrote:Cyprus(the main flag) and Greek flag. Just shows how the Turkish press presented the picture to create some stir.


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Mixing the Greek flag with the Cyprus flag is a clear sign that tells us that the Greeks still believe the old "Cyprus is Greek" crap we have been hearing since 1963.

TPapadopoulos was not the only "true Cypriot" who was buried wrapped up in Greek flag, so was the coffins of the recently buried missing GCs. In fact, everywhere you look in South Cyprus, you'll always see a Greek flag.


I don't disagree with you. I was making a point about the pictures in the Turkish press which misled people like MrH of JUST having the Greek flag and NOT the Cypriort.


If you read the constitution of the Republic of Cyprus - the GREEK flag as representation of the GREEK Community in Cyprus will fly along side that of the Cyprus flag. The same applies to the TURKISH Community. This is not a new thing invented by the GREEK Cypriots but in agreement with the original guarantor powers who established the Republic of Cyprus.
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Postby Byron » Tue Dec 16, 2008 8:53 pm

utu wrote:The fact that T. Papadopoulos' casket had both flags on it is an indication of dual loyalties that he had. True, the inclusion of the Greek flag will be used as ammunition by certain folk to show the world that T. Papadopoulos did not think of himself as solely Cypriot, but the fact of the matter is that if T. Papadopoulos had specificed both flags in his will, then one needs to respect those wishes.


This has nothing to do with the wishes of PAPADOPOULOS but with existing protocol in accordance with the constitution of the Republic of Cyprus.
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