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Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty

Postby Lit » Thu Jul 09, 2009 10:30 am

Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty
Under the front page We will not abandon the sovereignty, Turkish Cypriot daily Gunes newspaper (08.07.09) reports on statements made yesterday by the self styled prime minister, Dervis Eroglu during a meeting with representatives from the fighters associations in the framework of the celebration activities for the 35th anniversary of the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus. According to the paper, Mr. Eroglu said:

We are a nation which protects its sovereignty, its state, its freedom. During these days when we are approaching July 20th, we will not stop from protecting the "TRNC" and its sovereignty and from proclaiming to the world our rights.

Referring to the negotiation process, Mr. Eroglu said that it should be made known that the Turkish Cypriots could not abandon their earned rights at the table in order for a viable agreement to be reached.

Touching on the economy, Dervis Eroglu said that a strong economy will strengthen the Turkish Cypriots at the negotiations and added that they exert efforts for the illegal regime to overcome the difficulties in the economy by implementing programs and plans and taking steps slowly.
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Postby boomerang » Thu Jul 09, 2009 11:46 am

has he got the money "loans" from turkey yet?...something tells me he keeps talking donkeytash style no money "loan" will ever come...
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Re: Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty

Postby Kikapu » Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:06 pm

Lit wrote:Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty
Under the front page We will not abandon the sovereignty, Turkish Cypriot daily Gunes newspaper (08.07.09) reports on statements made yesterday by the self styled prime minister, Dervis Eroglu during a meeting with representatives from the fighters associations in the framework of the celebration activities for the 35th anniversary of the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus. According to the paper, Mr. Eroglu said:

We are a nation which protects its sovereignty, its state, its freedom. During these days when we are approaching July 20th, we will not stop from protecting the "TRNC" and its sovereignty and from proclaiming to the world our rights.

Referring to the negotiation process, Mr. Eroglu said that it should be made known that the Turkish Cypriots could not abandon their earned rights at the table in order for a viable agreement to be reached.

Touching on the economy, Dervis Eroglu said that a strong economy will strengthen the Turkish Cypriots at the negotiations and added that they exert efforts for the illegal regime to overcome the difficulties in the economy by implementing programs and plans and taking steps slowly.


Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty


Someone should tell this very confused man, that you cannot abandon something that you don't have to begin with.! :roll: :roll: :roll:

Very basic really.!

Eroglu must be related to YFred, since he too does not understand the basics in politics! :lol:
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Re: Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty

Postby YFred » Thu Jul 09, 2009 10:57 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Lit wrote:Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty
Under the front page We will not abandon the sovereignty, Turkish Cypriot daily Gunes newspaper (08.07.09) reports on statements made yesterday by the self styled prime minister, Dervis Eroglu during a meeting with representatives from the fighters associations in the framework of the celebration activities for the 35th anniversary of the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus. According to the paper, Mr. Eroglu said:

We are a nation which protects its sovereignty, its state, its freedom. During these days when we are approaching July 20th, we will not stop from protecting the "TRNC" and its sovereignty and from proclaiming to the world our rights.

Referring to the negotiation process, Mr. Eroglu said that it should be made known that the Turkish Cypriots could not abandon their earned rights at the table in order for a viable agreement to be reached.

Touching on the economy, Dervis Eroglu said that a strong economy will strengthen the Turkish Cypriots at the negotiations and added that they exert efforts for the illegal regime to overcome the difficulties in the economy by implementing programs and plans and taking steps slowly.


Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty


Someone should tell this very confused man, that you cannot abandon something that you don't have to begin with.! :roll: :roll: :roll:

Very basic really.!

Eroglu must be related to YFred, since he too does not understand the basics in politics! :lol:

Oy je suni egamesda shonin je mammurin gumbare Kakali.
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Re: Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty

Postby Kikapu » Thu Jul 09, 2009 11:14 pm

YFred wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
Lit wrote:Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty
Under the front page We will not abandon the sovereignty, Turkish Cypriot daily Gunes newspaper (08.07.09) reports on statements made yesterday by the self styled prime minister, Dervis Eroglu during a meeting with representatives from the fighters associations in the framework of the celebration activities for the 35th anniversary of the Turkish invasion and occupation of Cyprus. According to the paper, Mr. Eroglu said:

We are a nation which protects its sovereignty, its state, its freedom. During these days when we are approaching July 20th, we will not stop from protecting the "TRNC" and its sovereignty and from proclaiming to the world our rights.

Referring to the negotiation process, Mr. Eroglu said that it should be made known that the Turkish Cypriots could not abandon their earned rights at the table in order for a viable agreement to be reached.

Touching on the economy, Dervis Eroglu said that a strong economy will strengthen the Turkish Cypriots at the negotiations and added that they exert efforts for the illegal regime to overcome the difficulties in the economy by implementing programs and plans and taking steps slowly.


Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty


Someone should tell this very confused man, that you cannot abandon something that you don't have to begin with.! :roll: :roll: :roll:

Very basic really.!

Eroglu must be related to YFred, since he too does not understand the basics in politics! :lol:

Oy je suni egamesda shonin je mammurin gumbare Kakali.


:lol: :lol: :lol:

Translation to English or Turkish, please.!
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Re: Eroglu: We will not abandon the sovereignty

Postby Get Real! » Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:56 am

Lit wrote:Eroglu: "We will not abandon the sovereignty"

:lol: Turkish Cypriots have no independence, authority, or power in the illegal Turkish military enclave, so any talk about "sovereignty" is a joke.
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Postby shahmaran » Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:51 pm

Just because something is not there "on paper" does not mean its not there in practice GR.
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Postby Dr J » Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:55 pm

Just because something is not there "on paper" does not mean its not there in practice GR.


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Postby shahmaran » Fri Jul 10, 2009 12:58 pm

Well the so called "Kurdistan" is not even "there" in practice Dr J, not within the borders of Turkey anyway.
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Postby EPSILON » Fri Jul 10, 2009 1:18 pm

shahmaran wrote:Well the so called "Kurdistan" is not even "there" in practice Dr J, not within the borders of Turkey anyway.


By the clarification that personally i consider Kurds of Turkey far of being Greeks allies (the opposide i consider) i can not understand how it happen almoast 20 million people to not exist.
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