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Postby YFred » Sat May 02, 2009 12:04 pm

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Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?
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Postby boomerang » Sat May 02, 2009 12:07 pm

YFred wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?


knucklehead, why should Pres X offer anything when the ECHR/ECJ is ruling on legalitites...you think everyone is a criminal?... :lol:
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Postby YFred » Sat May 02, 2009 12:11 pm

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YFred wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?


knucklehead, why should Pres X offer anything when the ECHR/ECJ is ruling on legalitites...you think everyone is a criminal?... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, I realise that you have great difficulty talking out of your mouth, but do try dear ladyboy.
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Postby boomerang » Sat May 02, 2009 12:15 pm

YFred wrote:
boomerang wrote:
YFred wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?


knucklehead, why should Pres X offer anything when the ECHR/ECJ is ruling on legalitites...you think everyone is a criminal?... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, I realise that you have great difficulty talking out of your mouth, but do try dear ladyboy.


you still don't get it knucklehead....still shiting bricks huh?... :lol:

a new dawn for a new era knucklehead and all your wet dreams have just hit a brick wall... :lol:

Actually knucklehead I am not actually talking...I am typing with fingers unlike you with knuckles... :lol:


PS...this is a forum and and not a coffee shop... :lol:
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Postby YFred » Sat May 02, 2009 12:20 pm

boomerang wrote:
YFred wrote:
boomerang wrote:
YFred wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?


knucklehead, why should Pres X offer anything when the ECHR/ECJ is ruling on legalitites...you think everyone is a criminal?... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, I realise that you have great difficulty talking out of your mouth, but do try dear ladyboy.


you still don't get it knucklehead....still shiting bricks huh?... :lol:

a new dawn for a new era knucklehead and all your wet dreams have just hit a brick wall... :lol:

Actually knucklehead I am not actually talking...I am typing with fingers unlike you with knuckles... :lol:


PS...this is a forum and and not a coffee shop... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, your reading is all wrong, its golden dawn and its setting. Or should I say its set.
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Postby boomerang » Sat May 02, 2009 12:32 pm

YFred wrote:
boomerang wrote:
YFred wrote:
boomerang wrote:
YFred wrote:
Kifeas wrote:
Medman wrote: Piratis thanks for your input, but do you believe that both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas (not cantons), compensation paid or property sold to solve this issue. It happened very quickly in Bosnia didn't it?


Medman, I suggest to you that the only reason you want a solution in which "both communities should now live separately, in redrawn areas," is only because you hope or believe that in this way your (Turkish Cypriot) side will manage to secure more and better territory than its fair share in Cyprus, being only the 18% of the population. I suggest to you that being in a situation in which your side would have been contained in an area of only the 18% of Cyprus, instead of the 36% that it now occupies, you wouldn't have maintained the above "believes" regarding separation.

As a prove to this, I submit to you the fact that your side, although has always -historically- been pro-separation -as you also propose, it has never proposed to withdraw and restrict itself in an area that is only equivalent to its fair population and property share. In that end, I do not take your believes and suggestions any seriously, and I suggest to you that they are only the product of dissembled thoughts and opportunistic aims.

Kifeas, can you tell me what percentage land Christofias offered in these talks?


knucklehead, why should Pres X offer anything when the ECHR/ECJ is ruling on legalitites...you think everyone is a criminal?... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, I realise that you have great difficulty talking out of your mouth, but do try dear ladyboy.


you still don't get it knucklehead....still shiting bricks huh?... :lol:

a new dawn for a new era knucklehead and all your wet dreams have just hit a brick wall... :lol:

Actually knucklehead I am not actually talking...I am typing with fingers unlike you with knuckles... :lol:


PS...this is a forum and and not a coffee shop... :lol:

Bumbolla boy, your reading is all wrong, its golden dawn and its setting. Or should I say its set.


Knucklehead nothing is set...you thought it was set...but unfortunately for you it came tumbling down on your head knucklehead...
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat May 02, 2009 3:22 pm

What will change due to this judgement will GCs be moving to the TRNC?
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Postby miltiades » Sat May 02, 2009 3:28 pm

Viewpoint wrote:What will change due to this judgement will GCs be moving to the TRNC?

VP , its over mate .Sale of land in the occupied part of Cyprus will come to a standstill .No more Brits buying , no more EU citizens and shortly No One apart from the mainland Turks .
You fail to comprehend the devastating result of this judgment.

Intense concentration on the issues needing resolution must now be applied .
Turkey can no longer dictate , Europe will not stand for it .
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Postby Raymanoff » Sat May 02, 2009 3:30 pm

Viewpoint, when TC become a civilized society then why not.. . Many TCs aparently moved to unoccupied areas, got their Passports and became Europeans.. meanwhile you bloody nationalists whine about Orams case all the time.
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat May 02, 2009 3:38 pm

miltiades wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:What will change due to this judgement will GCs be moving to the TRNC?

VP , its over mate .Sale of land in the occupied part of Cyprus will come to a standstill .No more Brits buying , no more EU citizens and shortly No One apart from the mainland Turks .
You fail to comprehend the devastating result of this judgment.

Intense concentration on the issues needing resolution must now be applied .
Turkey can no longer dictate , Europe will not stand for it .


There are millions of other buyers from other nationalities, Europe is not the world and now that prices will drop they will all be after a bargin. The Turkish investors are still buying and developing land.

Miltiades you should have visited Ozanköy today the Brits are holding a Flower show, they do not seem to concerned, even President Talat and First Lady Oya Talat attended, bbig crowd...life goes on.
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