shahmaran wrote:Oracle wrote:shahmaran wrote:Oracle wrote:utu wrote:Oracle wrote:
That is your Canadian seal-clubbing mentality clouding the prospects!
I back Piraris because he is a stalwart Human rights advocate ...
The trouble with that statement, Oracle, is that you don't regard Turks as human...
They don't behave how I expect Humans to behave, that is true! But I accept they are not as nice as lower animals, so Human they must be! Who else can be so cruel? ... but a barbarian Human! Yup, unfortunately, Human they are; and they cannot claim extra Rights for being anything else but lowly Humans!
Well you have very well proven that you can be no different when the time is right, so no need to take any of those comments seriously...
Really? So when have the ostracised 200,000 GCs forced to flee from their homes at gunpoint behaved like Barbarians?
By appealing to Courts for justice?
Honestly shah, you have a perverted sense of ethical morality.
I was actually referring to the level of barbarism within the crimes you managed to commit in what little time and power you had at hand back in the day.
It was just a good example of what you were capable of IF you were given the chance and it was no less lower than the portrait you choose fit for us.
Since when it is "barbarism" to defend yourself when you are invaded and attacked by foreigners?
We have been asking for our freedom and self-determination from foreign rulers since 1821, and these foreign rulers (Turks/British) denied to the Cypriot people the right to peacefully and democratically decide the destiny of their own island.
Here is what you did in 1821:
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.
and here is what you did in 1958:
If instead of attacking us you accepted that the Cypriot people had the right to peacefully and democratically decide the destiny of their own island then nobody on either side would be harmed.
So how can you accuse us, when it is you who started all the conflicts and wars in Cyprus. When you attack us, don't you recognize to us the right to defend ourselves and fight back?