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by **demetriou_74** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:18 pm

well i never went to class in greek school and nobody in my family taught me anything so you dont know what you are talking about

by **brother** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:18 pm

that has to be the biggest load of rubish i ever heard. me and Leon are two different people so dont include us as one.(no offence) and second nobody has poisened my soul and i dont hate anybody becasue they are from turkey

Thats fresh coming from you who loves 'Grivas the murderer' and when ever someone on the forum expresses an extreme view about turks you always agree, maybe you should read some of your previous posts.

by **city** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:20 pm

look demetriou, noone wants you any bad here, ok. Its just that it was clear from your posts and also because you said it that you are quite young compared to most of the other users or at least compared to the regular posters. Therefore, since you obviously wish to take part in the forum and its conversations it would be nice if you could show a bit more respect to other people, not because they are older, but because they are fellow humans and fellow forum users. Apart from that it wouldn't harm you when taking a small advice every now and then from one of us. We are not trying to pull your leg all the time, sometimes it also may be a humorous way to tell you something. I'm sure you will not disagree when I'm saying that most of us probably have a godd load more education, life-experience and knowledge of human nature than you have...

This is meant to be an advice. Take it the way you like.....

by **demetriou_74** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:21 pm

bro what you are saying is wrong. i agree with anybody who has a view the same as mine. somebody wrote a post about supporting spurs i agreed. there was no racism/extremism in there. you are just cherry-picking posts. sorry your very wrong

by **brother** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:26 pm

Demetriou i think in real life you are nice young lad but you are also ignorant on many topics and you do not even spend the time to research it so you can make a positive contribution.

The reason i think this is your response to most posts is obvious that it is assumption work and this is picked up upon by most forum users, like the Grivas topic, kifeas who is an educated and intelligent man has also tried to advise you as much as i have but you took no notice and to add insult to injury you still have not read up on the lunatic and still voice your support to him.

by **cannedmoose** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:30 pm

brother wrote:Demetriou i think in real life you are nice young lad but you are also ignorant on many topics and you do not even spend the time to research it so you can make a positive contribution.

I second that, at times you have demonstrated real flashes of humanism, but the next day you revert back to the old Grivas was great mentality. I know you're still at a stage where you're forming opinions, but you must realise that some opinions are incredibly offensive and thus to support them you must know them inside out and be able to explain why you believe in it.

by **demetriou_74** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:34 pm

brother wrote:Demetriou i think in real life you are nice young lad but you are also ignorant on many topics and you do not even spend the time to research it so you can make a positive contribution.

The reason i think this is your response to most posts is obvious that it is assumption work and this is picked up upon by most forum users, like the Grivas topic, kifeas who is an educated and intelligent man has also tried to advise you as much as i have but you took no notice and to add insult to injury you still have not read up on the lunatic and still voice your support to him.

Bro i respect what you say about in real life etc.... i am very well read up. i have read The memoirs of general Grivas, Grivas the Great? (a web documentary that has been taken offline for some reason) and various books about EOKA. so i am well informed but when i post on this forum i post my view not all the views that i have heard.

by **brother** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:37 pm

i have read The memoirs of general Grivas, Grivas the Great? (a web documentary that has been taken offline for some reason) and various books about EOKA. so i am well informed but when i post on this forum i post my view not all the views that i have heard.

Well if that is the case and you still support that murderer(even though in the cyprus problem thread you said you did not have enough info on the topic of grivas :shock:

) then you are a lost cause to me and most on this forum i imagine as you seem like a person that cannot learn

by **cannedmoose** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:39 pm

You can do all the reading in the world, but if it's all from one point of opinion, you learn nothing...

by **demetriou_74** » Thu Jun 30, 2005 5:54 pm

brother wrote:
i have read The memoirs of general Grivas, Grivas the Great? (a web documentary that has been taken offline for some reason) and various books about EOKA. so i am well informed but when i post on this forum i post my view not all the views that i have heard.

Well if that is the case and you still support that murderer(even though in the cyprus problem thread you said you did not have enough info on the topic of grivas ) then you are a lost cause to me and most on this forum i imagine as you seem like a person that cannot learn

i said i do not have enough info of EOKA B. plus today i have read quite alot. i even passed the oppertunity of playing snooker to read.

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