growuptcs wrote:YFred wrote:Viewpoint wrote:YFred wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Something is cooking.
Its not cooking VP, its cooked and being prepared to be served.
What do you think it is? will we like it?
I would ask will they like it? There is no doubt that we will like it. Turkey's position in the world has never been stronger. I suspect it also includes exploration rights in the Mediterranean sea.
Does your shitsuit unzip or is it always on? How about when you go swimming?
insan wrote:Jerry wrote:President Obama is ready to make a deal with Turkey over Cyprus, in exchange for greater co-operation in the Middle East.
Bloody cheek, what gives Obama the right to decide the future of Cypriots. The same old story - outsiders interfering in Cyprus. Obama should be banging heads together not selling Cyprus down the river.
So what give Hellenes the right to decide the future of Turkish Cypriots? It's been almost 36 years that TCs have been under unjust isolation. It's time for all relevant parties to fix their faults.
Kifeas wrote:insan wrote:Jerry wrote:President Obama is ready to make a deal with Turkey over Cyprus, in exchange for greater co-operation in the Middle East.
Bloody cheek, what gives Obama the right to decide the future of Cypriots. The same old story - outsiders interfering in Cyprus. Obama should be banging heads together not selling Cyprus down the river.
So what give Hellenes the right to decide the future of Turkish Cypriots? It's been almost 36 years that TCs have been under unjust isolation. It's time for all relevant parties to fix their faults.
It has also been 36 years sine 200,000 Greek Cypriots live as refugees and without the towns, villages and properties you have illegally usurped from them in the occupied part of Cyprus. Your isolation and gradual disappearance as a community from Cyprus will come to an end only once you realise that you cannot and have no right to hold 35% of Cyprus and the properties of 200k GCs, as hostages of your unattainable irredentist dreams.
Kifeas wrote:insan wrote:Jerry wrote:President Obama is ready to make a deal with Turkey over Cyprus, in exchange for greater co-operation in the Middle East.
Bloody cheek, what gives Obama the right to decide the future of Cypriots. The same old story - outsiders interfering in Cyprus. Obama should be banging heads together not selling Cyprus down the river.
So what give Hellenes the right to decide the future of Turkish Cypriots? It's been almost 36 years that TCs have been under unjust isolation. It's time for all relevant parties to fix their faults.
It has also been 36 years sine 200,000 Greek Cypriots live as refugees and without the towns, villages and properties you have illegally usurped from them in the occupied part of Cyprus. Your isolation and gradual disappearance as a community from Cyprus will come to an end only once you realise that you cannot and have no right to hold 35% of Cyprus and the properties of 200k GCs, as hostages of your unattainable irredentist dreams.
eracles wrote:What do you guys think?
eracles wrote:The Greek lobby have filed their objections
YFred wrote:Kifeas wrote:insan wrote:Jerry wrote:President Obama is ready to make a deal with Turkey over Cyprus, in exchange for greater co-operation in the Middle East.
Bloody cheek, what gives Obama the right to decide the future of Cypriots. The same old story - outsiders interfering in Cyprus. Obama should be banging heads together not selling Cyprus down the river.
So what give Hellenes the right to decide the future of Turkish Cypriots? It's been almost 36 years that TCs have been under unjust isolation. It's time for all relevant parties to fix their faults.
It has also been 36 years sine 200,000 Greek Cypriots live as refugees and without the towns, villages and properties you have illegally usurped from them in the occupied part of Cyprus. Your isolation and gradual disappearance as a community from Cyprus will come to an end only once you realise that you cannot and have no right to hold 35% of Cyprus and the properties of 200k GCs, as hostages of your unattainable irredentist dreams.
Kifeas, we all want to resolve the Cyprus problem to the satisfaction of most Cypriots, but this all or nothing mentality will lead to nothing.
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