Paphitis wrote:miltiades wrote:zan wrote:miltiades wrote:We should all look to Turkey for lessons on Democracy dear boy!!
At least in Cyprus , there exists appropriate channels for obtaining your democratic rights , does it also exist in the occupied part of Cyprus , or may be it exists in Turkey !!!
That's the way to do it Miltiades..Look the other way...Then again why change the habit of a life time...16 years of marching under the Greek flag and only last year you decide you had enough.....they do discourage against training old dogs though!!!![]()
For the umpteenth time may I just make clear again for you Plonker.
You can use the Greek flag to wipe your arse as far as I'm concerned , its no shit of my arse , and you can do the same for the Turkish flag.
You have no right to be speaking about the Greek Flag in such a way.
That flag still has special meaning to our Ethnos. You don't care about it because you have already sold out and become a Turkish, Anglo American Zionist.
Tim Drayton wrote:Perhaps, Zan, I am simply as you claim "nice but dim", but I honestly cannot understand what the issue is here. Shortly after I received my residence permit, I applied as a resident British citizen for a voting book so that I could vote in municipal and EU elections. I was told that I would first have to obtain a Cyprus ID card. I duly applied for an ID card, which was issued fairly promptly. I was subsequently able to obtain a voting book. I voted in the last municipal elections, and experienced no difficulty whatsoever in doing this.
CBBB wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:Perhaps, Zan, I am simply as you claim "nice but dim", but I honestly cannot understand what the issue is here. Shortly after I received my residence permit, I applied as a resident British citizen for a voting book so that I could vote in municipal and EU elections. I was told that I would first have to obtain a Cyprus ID card. I duly applied for an ID card, which was issued fairly promptly. I was subsequently able to obtain a voting book. I voted in the last municipal elections, and experienced no difficulty whatsoever in doing this.
On Wednesday when I read the Cyprus Mail article which started this thread, I popped in to the District Officer's building in Nicosia to check on the need to apply separately to vote in the European Parlimentiary Elections and they wondered how I had found out that this was necessary.
So I explained to them about the article, and although they knew about the requirement due to a circular, they had not yet received the forms. So they photocopied the one on the circular for me and I became the first person in Nicosia to register for this, as I was also the first non-Cypriot in Nicosia to register to vote in the Municipal elections.
zan wrote:Good morning ladies.......I am glad that you are all back in force trying to defend your EU ideals......Expect to work more this year doing so......The "RoC" needs defending.....![]()
zan wrote:Good morning ladies.......I am glad that you are all back in force trying to defend your EU ideals......Expect to work more this year doing so......The "RoC" needs defending.....![]()
Get Real! wrote:zan wrote:Good morning ladies.......I am glad that you are all back in force trying to defend your EU ideals......Expect to work more this year doing so......The "RoC" needs defending.....![]()
All we need to do is direct you to last year's links where you're put in your place because you haven't got any new material...
DT. wrote:zan wrote:Good morning ladies.......I am glad that you are all back in force trying to defend your EU ideals......Expect to work more this year doing so......The "RoC" needs defending.....![]()
Watch out people, Zan might find that bag of tinnies the govt never got round to recycling last year.
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