To earlier posters.
Probably the best football pitch in Cyprus.
Lefkara.
Grandad farmed the field, don't know what he would've made of the football pitch though.
Bananiot wrote:Kikapu, we are almost at the threshold of the new year and here I am replying to your last post. Here in Cyprus 2009 will come an hour earlier than Switzerland, won't it?
I think you have missed the main issue regarding the Inonu letter. The most important issue in my opinion is that the Turkish government did not lead the Turkish Cypriots to leave the government as we vociferously claim here in the Greek part of Cyprus. This shows clearly that the Turkish government was against this but Makarios on the other hand loved it. In a stroke, Cyprus became a Greek island and the dreaded enemy was contained within enclaves where they could rot to death.
I have been saying all along that we the Greek side stands accused of litterally colaborating with TMT and actually playing their game, because, we had an agenda too. We did not want the 1959 Constitution to work and we needed to show the world how unworkable it was. Can you not really see this Kikapu? Why do you think we placed bombs at various places in Nicosia and later accused the Turkish Cypriots of being the culprits? We had a dark agenda too Kikapu and it beats me why you cannot see this.
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Its almost time here.
Cyprus history is littered with stories like this one. Unfortunately, the 2 "motherlands" were the ones who had hidden agendas back then, of course acting as puppets of their NATO masters. The tragedy is that they have found partners in crime among the Cypriots, be it in the form of EOKA B and TMT who were prepared to kill their own mothers in order to blame the other side.
Fortunately, GC have seen the light and have managed to drift apart from the control of athens (maybe because they were the ones who paid the bigger price). I hope that TCs will follow this example soon and manage to do the same with Turkey.
Kikapu wrote:Bananiot wrote:Kikapu, we are almost at the threshold of the new year and here I am replying to your last post. Here in Cyprus 2009 will come an hour earlier than Switzerland, won't it?
I think you have missed the main issue regarding the Inonu letter. The most important issue in my opinion is that the Turkish government did not lead the Turkish Cypriots to leave the government as we vociferously claim here in the Greek part of Cyprus. This shows clearly that the Turkish government was against this but Makarios on the other hand loved it. In a stroke, Cyprus became a Greek island and the dreaded enemy was contained within enclaves where they could rot to death.
I have been saying all along that we the Greek side stands accused of litterally colaborating with TMT and actually playing their game, because, we had an agenda too. We did not want the 1959 Constitution to work and we needed to show the world how unworkable it was. Can you not really see this Kikapu? Why do you think we placed bombs at various places in Nicosia and later accused the Turkish Cypriots of being the culprits? We had a dark agenda too Kikapu and it beats me why you cannot see this.
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Its almost time here.
Happy New Year to you too Bananiot.
Lets hope for a better 2009 for all Cypriots and people in general around the world.
I do not need convincing, that the GC's did not like the 1959 Constitution. What majority of any country would like such a undemocratic and Racist constitution, not only against the majority, but against the minority also, so yes, I can see that very clearly indeed. The root of all our problems leads to that unworkable constitution. Sure events were staged to make believe the other side did the crime by placing bombs. This is why I continue to compare the Annan Plan to the 1959 constitution. In many ways, AP was worse and that was one of the reasons why the majority GC's said NO to it and the majority TC's said YES to it.
Lets hope for a better solution this time around Bananiot that one side does not benefit unfairly over the other, and it is true, that some compromises does need to be made, by both sides to get to the end game.!.
zan wrote: The Zurich agreement was conceived and signed democratically. Don't give me crap about it being forced on the Cypriot people
iceman wrote:zan wrote: The Zurich agreement was conceived and signed democratically. Don't give me crap about it being forced on the Cypriot people
Exactly..If the GC had the balls to stand up against the mighty British Empire and demand independence they should have had the balls to refuse a treaty they did not believe to be fair.
Stop using this "was forced on us" excuse.
Zurich and London agreements were imposed on Turkish and Greek Cypriots and they had no chance apart from signing them.
iceman wrote:zan wrote: The Zurich agreement was conceived and signed democratically. Don't give me crap about it being forced on the Cypriot people
Exactly..If the GC had the balls to stand up against the mighty British Empire and demand independence they should have had the balls to refuse a treaty they did not believe to be fair.
Stop using this "was forced on us" excuse.
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