A Greek Cypriot frined told me:
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"The sooner they start working together, the sooner they will find happiness. Otherwise, they will become strangers in the own place, and one day they will pack and leave. Cyprus will become a resort for rich Europeans, spies and military bases. They will have the right to call themselves Cypriots also. They will be able to vote also. Who is going to protect who, from what, then?"
And I told to him:
I've been always ready to work together with all of my compatriots for reunification, rapproachment, brotherhood of Cypriots. I made 8 bi-communal projects and bring them to the Cyprus only bi-communal radio station and made my application.(It is sad to see that there's no just a single private bi-communal radio station on both sides of the Island.
4 out of 8 of my radio proggrame projects had been approved by the authors of CYBC. I still have a hope that they will call me this year.
My understanding of working together includes working together on a common history understanding too. It is obvious that ones mistake is the other ones glory according to two different history books of Cypriots. So how can we expect our children to take lessons of history and don't do those mistakes again?
I bet they will do harder discussions on history than us. And you know teenagers have more tendency than adults to find an excuse using their fists, knives etc to make others to obbey them.
And you also should know that alcohol and drugs usage is more common than the 60s and 70s. This is too raises the risk of a serious gang fight amongst them because of the misunderstanding and dissensions on historical facts.
I'd like to be a journalist and make a call to all Cypriots;invite them "let's do this and that together.."
Let's say 30 bi-communal projects have been made and published by a newspaper... it calls the volunteers of both communities to take part, participate. In 1 month time 5000 volunteers come together to take their parts, participate and contribute for those bi-communal projects... Wouldn't it be excellent?
But where are those "advance", "Better Greek and better Turk Cypriots" to make their projects and offer them to volunteers?
Pohhh! Everything gives me pain in Cyprus but its my motherland I love her and I still have hope that everything will be allright one day.
Things take time to be achieved but if don't do what you are able to do; things never can be achieved. Everyone tells me "siga siga, yavas yavas we are going to solve the problem and reunify our country..."
I ask what you are doing to solve the problem and unify your country, tells me nothing... So?
How will it be solved by itself?
What's your opinions?
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