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[alexISS]

Alexi, there was similar boasting pre-74 about some planes and an armada ready to "defend" Cyprus but today we know otherwise...

So what is it that you know, because what I know is that Greek fighters fly over Cyprus all the time

What about the many Greek Pontio flea-bags allowed entry and joining the dole queues… do they count?

They're not coming from Greece, and most of them are not Greek either. I'm afraid it's your governments fault, for considering every ex-Soviet from the Black sea region as Greek

And what about the EU?

It’s been a very costly exercise so far… everything seems to have skyrocketed in price since joining! The tourists everyone complains about aren’t prepared to pay our overheads anymore Alexi…

Housing can no longer be purchased by newly weds, unemployment is on the rise, and we’re facing myriads of other problems we didn't have before.

So are you saying Cyprus would be better off outside the EU?

[insan]

What's ur point of discussing something non-existent or 100% doomed to fail?

That's something you should be asking yourself for wasting so much of your time with something called "TRNC"...

In fact, the Cretans have SOME chance of gaining recognition but you have ZERO!

I'll be the one laughing at u around mid 2010. Bookmark this message.

[Get Real!]

This "independence movement" is nothing more than an original form of protest towards the Athenocentric government of Greece.
If they were serious and if there was a referendum, they wouldn't get more than 0.01% of the votes

The seeds of yearning have already been implanted and they will come back to haunt Greece at a future date...

[alexISS]

A few tens of Greek students in Cyprus versus the thousands of Cypriots studying in Greece? Hardly a reciprocation...

Now, now! It's not very Greek to expect reciprocation in gift giving.

I don't. It's GR who tries to minimize the value of the gift

What’s the value of a box of chocolates offered by your wife’s lover?

Whatever he paid for it. As for its sentimental value, it depends on the value of your wife

[Get Real!]

What's ur point of discussing something non-existent or 100% doomed to fail?

That's something you should be asking yourself for wasting so much of your time with something called "TRNC"...

In fact, the Cretans have SOME chance of gaining recognition but you have ZERO!

I'll be the one laughing at u around mid 2010. Bookmark this message.

They say “hope dies last” but in your case it’s ridiculous…

[alexISS]

This "independence movement" is nothing more than an original form of protest towards the Athenocentric government of Greece.
If they were serious and if there was a referendum, they wouldn't get more than 0.01% of the votes

The seeds of yearning have already been implanted and they will come back to haunt Greece at a future date...

Hey if the majority of Cretans want to break-away, it's ok by me. But apparently they don't. They've fought too many wars for Greece, especially in Macedonia, to be capable of detaching themselves from the motherland

[insan]

What's ur point of discussing something non-existent or 100% doomed to fail?

That's something you should be asking yourself for wasting so much of your time with something called "TRNC"...

In fact, the Cretans have SOME chance of gaining recognition but you have ZERO!

I'll be the one laughing at u around mid 2010. Bookmark this message.

They say “hope dies last” but in your case it’s ridiculous…

What ridiculous is ur mentality that believes the Cyprus talks to find a solution would last forever or Turkey and TCs surrender to Greek-GC solution thesis.

[DT.]

Sure, here you go
http://www.typos.com.cy/nqcontent.cfm?a_id=6276
The problem is it's in Greek, but I'm sure you'll manage

here's the part you're interested in:

Στα σχέδια της Εθνικής Φρουράς δεν είναι η απόχτηση κυπριακών φτερών (λόγω οικονομικών κοστών αγοράς και συντήρησης, αλλά η αναβάθμιση των υφιστάμενων ελικοπτέρων), αλλά η κάλυψη του εναέριου χώρου με τα ελληνικά φτερά, τα οποία θα εδρεύουν και στην Κύπρο, στην Αεροπορική Βάση ‘Ανδρέας Παπανδρέου’.

Alexi, there was similar boasting pre-74 about some planes and an armada ready to "defend" Cyprus but today we know otherwise...

A few tens of Greek students in Cyprus versus the thousands of Cypriots studying in Greece? Hardly a reciprocation...

What about the many Greek Pontio flea-bags allowed entry and joining the dole queues… do they count?

And what about the EU?

It’s been a very costly exercise so far… everything seems to have skyrocketed in price since joining! The tourists everyone complains about aren’t prepared to pay our overheads anymore Alexi…

Housing can no longer be purchased by newly weds, unemployment is on the rise, and we’re facing myriads of other problems we didn't have before.

Whereas had we not joined the EU and the EURO Cyprus would look a little like Iceland right now. Bankrupt and angry.

Only difference is they have better women.

[alexISS]

Hey DT, γαμώ το ΑΠΟΕΛ! (συγχαρητήρια για το πρωτάθλημα)

So what's the deal with Marfin Laiki? Who pissed Vgenopoulos off?

[DT.]

Hey DT, γαμώ το ΑΠΟΕΛ! (συγχαρητήρια για το πρωτάθλημα)

So what's the deal with Marfin Laiki? Who pissed Vgenopoulos off?

Securities and Exchange commisison mate..Officially.

(Unofficially it was o Poureko omoniatis CHristofias for offering the land opposite the Hilton to the Qatari's and not to Dubai.)

500million Euro 6 star hotel oppossite the Marfin owned Hilton woudn't make him very happy.