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Postby boomerang » Sun Jul 05, 2009 4:46 am

Viewpoint wrote:
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boomerang wrote:Someone better tell this monkey, if he needs permission for a shit, not everyone does...

The RoC is an independant nation belonging to an elite group of nations that turkey only dreams of belonging on the never never...


Romania elite? Poland elite? Estonia elite? you are joking right? :lol:


yeap...light years ahead of your motherland... :lol:

they have a secret weapon...it's called d e m o c r a c y ...something unheard off in your part of the woods... :lol:

these countries became fully blown d e m o c r a c i e s in a short time while your part of the woods, turkey, is stil trying to find the meaning of the word not alone practice it... :lol:


Dream on have you been to Romania? Christian club nothing more, it will explode in 20 years time.


Romania is a fully blown democracy...and when democracy is mentioned we don't mean turkish style... :lol:

one thing is for sure....in the eu the generals salute the elected government and not the other way around...

now you are switching to the "eu will not exist in 20 years"...you mind putting some links that share your point of view?....

I have an idea vp...why not enlighten the turkish government with your views saving them the trouble and ridicule in wanting to become a member...
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Postby humanist » Sun Jul 05, 2009 4:57 am

What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state
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Postby boomerang » Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:00 am

humanist wrote:What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state


how about becoming a one country Antreas...like in OZ
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Postby Viewpoint » Sun Jul 05, 2009 2:07 pm

humanist wrote:What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state



Do you know the EU do not have an army?
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Postby Get Real! » Sun Jul 05, 2009 3:22 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
humanist wrote:What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state

Do you know the EU do not have an army?

:lol: It's pointless telling Andreas... he'll come back a month from now and go on about the "EU army" again! :roll:

I've resigned to the fact that many people are just plain thick and no matter how many times you repeat something it still goes over their head! :lol:
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Postby DT. » Sun Jul 05, 2009 4:59 pm

Get Real! wrote:
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humanist wrote:What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state

Do you know the EU do not have an army?

:lol: It's pointless telling Andreas... he'll come back a month from now and go on about the "EU army" again! :roll:

I've resigned to the fact that many people are just plain thick and no matter how many times you repeat something it still goes over their head! :lol:


Perhaps he doesn't mean THE european army but A european army. (Brit, Greek, Swedish, french...one of those.)
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Postby Paphitis » Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:16 pm

Talat said that Turkey and Greece will eventually participate in the discussions on “Security and Guarantees.


I very much doubt it.

There is no way Greece will accept to participate within the peace process as a Guarantor Power.

There is more chance of hell freezing over!

The Cypriot Government needs to invite the EU, to talk about the Guarantees Cyprus enjoys under the EU Charter and as a member of the EU.

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=24795

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=24816
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Postby bill cobbett » Sun Jul 05, 2009 5:31 pm

DT. wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
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humanist wrote:What are they proposing in terms of national guard? hope they are going for demilitarisation with an agreement that future threat of war will seek the support of a european army.

In addition if the Brits are so supportive of the stability of a united Cyprus and therefore the region then they need to take first step to hand back the current BSA to The Republic that may allow for some land exchange with the occupied area as it currently stands. Perhaps the northern state could come over to pyrgos and kokina so that the southern state can have the villages of Rizokarpaso to Apostolos Andreas and Pyla to the south can go to the northern state

Do you know the EU do not have an army?

:lol: It's pointless telling Andreas... he'll come back a month from now and go on about the "EU army" again! :roll:

I've resigned to the fact that many people are just plain thick and no matter how many times you repeat something it still goes over their head! :lol:


Perhaps he doesn't mean THE european army but A european army. (Brit, Greek, Swedish, french...one of those.)


Mention must be made of the European Defense Association, with the long term aim of drawing on the defense capabilities of the member states as and when needed in combined operations.

Military resources in the EU? Includes over 2,000,000 people in uniform, 10,000 main battle tanks and 3,000 combat aircraft. Figures from EDA website.
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