insan wrote:Oracle wrote:Bananiot is free to restore honour to his name if he wishes ....
Yeah, sure; so why u accuse him with ur nonesense, u senile Turk hater, granny Oracle.
Bananiot wrote:KifeasYou are the last person (and in fact very few are able) to give me a lesson on what the Greek Civilization constitutes, and yes, the fact that is regarded as the cornerstone of western civilization is not mine or any other Greek's "invention," but an axiom shared diachronically by the most notable scholars along and across the globe. Direct elsewhere your silly claims about me confusing it with any scatological or otherwise ideologies!
I chose to ignore no paragraphs! In fact, if I remember correctly, the paragraphs on which I commented are the last ones, where Rolandis makes his silly recommendations.
You say that we discussed the issue of president elections elsewhere, and this is correct. However, you chose to distort what I said, by hiding the fact that what I proposed allows the TCs to also have a deciding saying on who the GC (co-)president of the federal government /state will be. Furthermore, you chose to mix-up the president /deputy president duo of the federal state, with the leaders of the two communities, when in fact they might as well be two entirely different people. Have anyone of you imagined the president of the US been elected by a number of states alone, and the vice president been elected by a number of other, different states, on a separate election? It would have been absurd and completely unacceptable by the people of the country as a whole, more so when the vice president (co-president to be more accurate) will deputize the president for a certain period of time. Bananiot chooses to deliberately miss the obvious and valid point I make, simply because Talat, Turkey and the TCs do not accept it, only because they want to impose a rotating co-president on the GCs that will be elected with the deciding vote of the Turkish settlers, and will always be the choice of Ankara, without the GCs having the power to influence who will be their president also. Of course, such a dangerous anomaly will never be accepted by the GCs, for they are not so stupid like Rolandis and "Loucoudin" Charalambous. Even the Annan plan did not allow for such an occurrence, since every member of the presidential council that would have been appointed by the senate and the parliament, would have been required to receive a minimum of 2/5 from each of the two communities, regardless of the fact that such a 6 member rotating presidential council would have been another anomaly by itself, since we would have had a different president every 9 months.
Furthermore, Bananiot and his above two idiot "friends," fail to realize and understand the horizontal dynamics in bringing the ordinary people of the two communities together, that will emerge as a result of them having to participate and run together the campaigns of their chosen duo of candidates, across the two communities and federative states; just like the US presidential election campaign does for the US, across the states and among the people of the country as a whole.
Kifeas, a foul mouth person like youself cannot pretend to be a lover of the ancient Greek civilisation. Also, on numerous occasions you have exhibited a severe inability to comprehend the classics and perhaps this explains your forum behaviour. In short you have nothing in common with Greek civilisation. That was what I wrote previously which you misinterpreted as an objection on my behalf of the Greek civilisation being the cornerstone of the western world.
Your reference to the USA and the "horizontal dynamics" (sic) only illustrates your complete and utter refusal to see the realities that exist in Cyprus today, 46 years after the intercommunal strife started and 35 years after the Turkish invasion. This can only be explained by your total inability to view issues in a political manner. In a nutshell, what you are suggesting is palatable only to the cloud climbers in our side. It cannot be achieved and if we decide to go for the desirable again, god save us.However, if you can come up with some ideas as to how we can go about doing it, I am prepared to listen to you.
Oracle wrote:insan wrote:Oracle wrote:Bananiot is free to restore honour to his name if he wishes ....
Yeah, sure; so why u accuse him with ur nonesense, u senile Turk hater, granny Oracle.
Is it name calling you are after, toothless grandpa Hellenic annihilator?
insan wrote:Oracle wrote:insan wrote:Oracle wrote:Bananiot is free to restore honour to his name if he wishes ....
Yeah, sure; so why u accuse him with ur nonesense, u senile Turk hater, granny Oracle.
Is it name calling you are after, toothless grandpa Hellenic annihilator?
Only after u firing me with a name call i fire u with the same way, u senile granny, Turk hater, Stella Grivas Oracle.
Oracle wrote:insan wrote:Oracle wrote:insan wrote:Oracle wrote:Bananiot is free to restore honour to his name if he wishes ....
Yeah, sure; so why u accuse him with ur nonesense, u senile Turk hater, granny Oracle.
Is it name calling you are after, toothless grandpa Hellenic annihilator?
Only after u firing me with a name call i fire u with the same way, u senile granny, Turk hater, Stella Grivas Oracle.
I was talking to Bananiot ... you clearly felt left out you Bald Incontinent Insan Denktash Ecevit Attila Hun Barbarian Genocidal Turk!
Oracle wrote:If Bananiot thinks he has anything in common with anyone from the Hellenic world, it is with the real Greek traitor Ephialtes who betrayed King Leonidas at Thermopylae ...
During the Greek War of Independence in 1821, the Ottoman authorities feared that Greek Cypriots would rebel again. Archbishop Kyprianos, a powerful leader who worked to improve the education of Greek Cypriot children, was accused of plotting against the government. Kyprianos, his bishops, and hundreds of priests and important laymen were arrested and summarily hanged or decapitated on July 9, 1821.
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