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Postby insan » Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:19 pm

Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


Don't skip the brave but ridiculous lobbyist Gene Rossides. :wink:
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Postby kurupetos » Wed Mar 25, 2009 8:56 pm

Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.
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Postby Oracle » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:05 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


I partly agree with both of you on this.

The old Bush-bashing is over anyway, and so far Obama is doing swell :D

But as for curtailment of Free Speech ... no, no, no!
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Postby kurupetos » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:09 pm

Oracle wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


I partly agree with both of you on this.

The old Bush-bashing is over anyway, and so far Obama is doing swell :D

But as for curtailment of Free Speech ... no, no, no!


Free Speech or HOT AIR? :lol:
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Postby Lit » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:10 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


:?:

I wrote about making a donation to PSEKA. I dont know what you are trying to say. Maybe you should reread my previous comment.
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Postby Oracle » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:16 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Oracle wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


I partly agree with both of you on this.

The old Bush-bashing is over anyway, and so far Obama is doing swell :D

But as for curtailment of Free Speech ... no, no, no!


Free Speech or HOT AIR? :lol:


No Fire without Hot Air! :wink:
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Postby kurupetos » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:20 pm

Lit wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


:?:

I wrote about making a donation to PSEKA. I dont know what you are trying to say. Maybe you should reread my previous comment.


I don't disagree with what u say (more or less); I am saying you should skip the forward language! :)

It would also be better if you started a new thread, since your post is irrelevant to the current one. :wink:
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Postby kurupetos » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:24 pm

Oracle wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Oracle wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


I partly agree with both of you on this.

The old Bush-bashing is over anyway, and so far Obama is doing swell :D

But as for curtailment of Free Speech ... no, no, no!


Free Speech or HOT AIR? :lol:


No Fire without Hot Air! :wink:


YFired? :roll: :lol:
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Postby Lit » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:26 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lit wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
The news will come as a blow to Talat’s team who were pushing for a meeting with Clinton before the April 19 ‘parliamentary’ elections in the north.


Noisy Greeks :lol: They still have the old bad habit. At every occasion they show their ridiculous faces... but time is near... max in 1 year time, they will face with the realities...


Don't blame the Greeks when Talat was lying all along that he had set up a meeting in Washington .... at a time when Clinton was not even scheduled to be in the country :lol:

.... But in future, remember the Greek Lobby will be heard, without resorting to your silly games and tricks.


The Greek American lobby can only help if people support them. The first thing that will make their job easier is for Greeks in the old country to stop bashing everything American.

Here is the second thing, pay attention Cypriots:

Philip Christopher, a refugee from Kyrenia, is THE face and one of a few powerful voices for Cypriot Americans in the States. He was the one who called us out, the one with a bull horn protesting the arrival of the then Turkish Cypriot leader Denktash to the States, the one who gives speeches, the one...do you understand?

Now, Americans have a saying: money talks and bullshit walks. Do you all understand what that means?

The Turks have recently given 2 million dollars (easily) to a FYROM diaspora organization in the States for lobbying activity.

The truth is, the average American does not know where Cyprus is on the map. On the other hand, American jobs have been created because of all the military hardware being bought by Turkey who is seen as a vital ally simply because of where it is situated on a map. Turkey can remain a vital ally to the States but not at the expense of Cyprus. Support those who are out there talking to government agencies, who are out there on the streets telling our side of the story. Instead of bashing Americans who have no idea what you are upset about; try to help those who push for a more even policy in this region:

make a donation to this group or you can continue to whine, the choice is yours. The name is Mr. Philip Christopher, the organization is called: The International Coordinating Committee "Justice for Cyprus" (PSEKA)


PSEKA is a well-known organization and it has the support of the Cypriots.
Now, why are u so forward? :?
Also the republic of Greece and the republic of Cyprus are two different things. Please don't generalise.
Do u think the average mainland Greek gives a shit about Cyprus? :x

Also anyone wishing to help the cause of Cyprus should consult and get suggestions and directions from Cyprus.


:?:

I wrote about making a donation to PSEKA. I dont know what you are trying to say. Maybe you should reread my previous comment.


I don't disagree with what u say (more or less); I am saying you should skip the forward language! :)

It would also be better if you started a new thread, since your post is irrelevant to the current one. :wink:


My forward language is only to drive my point across to others in this forum. Its my particular writing style and i have know idea why i am disusing this right now. :D

And my post was a response to Oracle who mentioned the Hellenic American lobby of which PSEKA plays a vital role and i wanted to expand on her comment and maybe help that organization which cares so much about the RoC.
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Postby Get Real! » Wed Mar 25, 2009 9:27 pm

Oracle wrote:The old Bush-bashing is over anyway, and so far Obama is doing swell :D

The only swell is that of your brain from too much stale air… had you ever bothered to read any of my many posts on the matter you wouldn’t be posting this crap.
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