Cyprus in the EU. Yep see what you get.
YFred wrote:Don't worry about the isolation, it will end with or without an agreement.
donyork wrote:Generals, it is said, fight yesterday”s wars. So it is with Cyprus. What matters there, in world terms, is the emergence of an independent Norhern Cyrprus as an aa paradigm of a secular Islamic state which can be portrayed by the West as a model of what is expected elsewhere in the Muslim world — a beacon, if you like, of a parliamentary state with Western values where women are valued as equalls, and where Sharia law has no place. Turkish-Cypriots are the Muslims we need, whereas the Greek Cypriots have nothing to offer us — indeed, they are are damaging — in the battle for hearts and minds in the Islamic world. An independent Niorthern Cyprus, faithful to Western values, is more important to the future of the West than the tiny and a wholly irrelevant Greek Cypriot South. One must not expect GCs to understand it, but they just do not count in the greater issue of the West v Islam. Northern Cyprus is the future.
Cyprus in the EU. Yep see what you get
The European Union (EU) is an economic and political union of 27 member states, located primarily in Europe. It was established by the Treaty of Maastricht on 1 November 1993[5] upon the foundations of the pre-existing European Economic Community. With almost 500 million citizens, the EU combined generates an estimated 30% share (US$16.8 trillion in 2007) of the nominal gross world product.[6]
The EU has developed a single market through a standardised system of laws which apply in all member states, guaranteeing the freedom of movement of people, goods, services and capital.[7] It maintains a common trade policy,[8] agricultural and fisheries policies,[9] and a regional development policy.[10] Sixteen member states have adopted a common currency, the euro. It has developed a role in foreign policy, representing its members in the World Trade Organisation, at G8 summits, and at the United Nations. Twenty-one EU countries are members of NATO. The EU has developed a role in justice and home affairs, including the abolition of passport controls between many member states under the Schengen Agreement, which also incorporates non-EU member states.[11]
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Get Real! wrote:YFred wrote:Don't worry about the isolation, it will end with or without an agreement.
What’s up Y-Fronts… reading fortune cookies again? The RoC embargoes her illegally occupied territory, so naturally anyone stupid enough to find themselves living there will cop it too.
Only the RoC decides the future of the illegally occupied territory… not Turkey, not the Turkish Cypriots, not the criminal Brits hiding there, not the imported Anatolians… nobody but the rightful OWNERS of this land and Turkey is NOT above the law as has been proven in the last 35 years of “TRNC” stagnation.
If you do the crime you’ve just gotta do the time…
YFred wrote:Get Real! wrote:YFred wrote:Don't worry about the isolation, it will end with or without an agreement.
What’s up Y-Fronts… reading fortune cookies again? The RoC embargoes her illegally occupied territory, so naturally anyone stupid enough to find themselves living there will cop it too.
Only the RoC decides the future of the illegally occupied territory… not Turkey, not the Turkish Cypriots, not the criminal Brits hiding there, not the imported Anatolians… nobody but the rightful OWNERS of this land and Turkey is NOT above the law as has been proven in the last 35 years of “TRNC” stagnation.
If you do the crime you’ve just gotta do the time…
Carry on With Your Dreams.
boomerang wrote:YFred wrote:Get Real! wrote:YFred wrote:Don't worry about the isolation, it will end with or without an agreement.
What’s up Y-Fronts… reading fortune cookies again? The RoC embargoes her illegally occupied territory, so naturally anyone stupid enough to find themselves living there will cop it too.
Only the RoC decides the future of the illegally occupied territory… not Turkey, not the Turkish Cypriots, not the criminal Brits hiding there, not the imported Anatolians… nobody but the rightful OWNERS of this land and Turkey is NOT above the law as has been proven in the last 35 years of “TRNC” stagnation.
If you do the crime you’ve just gotta do the time…
Carry on With Your Dreams.
tell me blind freddy when was the last time a turkish team came over and played with you guys?...and I mean football...
YFred wrote:boomerang wrote:YFred wrote:Get Real! wrote:YFred wrote:Don't worry about the isolation, it will end with or without an agreement.
What’s up Y-Fronts… reading fortune cookies again? The RoC embargoes her illegally occupied territory, so naturally anyone stupid enough to find themselves living there will cop it too.
Only the RoC decides the future of the illegally occupied territory… not Turkey, not the Turkish Cypriots, not the criminal Brits hiding there, not the imported Anatolians… nobody but the rightful OWNERS of this land and Turkey is NOT above the law as has been proven in the last 35 years of “TRNC” stagnation.
If you do the crime you’ve just gotta do the time…
Carry on With Your Dreams.
tell me blind freddy when was the last time a turkish team came over and played with you guys?...and I mean football...
Football doesn't matter. Food does. That is our primary concern. Although the ball is the wrong shape, I'll leave to guess what to do with it.
You'll find the rugby ball will be better suited for your purposes.
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