Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
Oh-my-good-God...
Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
The Cypriot wrote:Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
Oh-my-good-God...
Omer Seyhan wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
Oh-my-good-God...
Since it seems that Cypriots on this forum prefer to choose one of their possible historical origins and add it as a prefix to their identity, lets at least do it the correct way!
If you claim to be descended from the Myceneaens then I'm sorry but Greek Cypriot cannot be allowed as the Myceneans did not identify themselves as such. For the sake of accuracy you must say Myceneaen-Cypriot!
If you claim to be a Turkish Cypriot because you descend from the Ottomans, then you are wrong historically since the Ottomans never referred to themselves as Turks. In fact the term "Turk" was used as an insult by the Ottoman ruling elite. Again, for the sake of accuracy you can call yourself Ottoman-Cypriot!
Our Maronite friends will have to opt for Frankish-Phoenician-Maronite-Cypriots, while Armenians Cypriots who can trace 9th century origin have to opt for Cilician-Cypriot! Our Latin Cypriot brothers should adopt Venetian-Cypriot as their new name.
Omer Seyhan wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
Oh-my-good-God...
Since it seems that Cypriots on this forum prefer to choose one of their possible historical origins and add it as a prefix to their identity, lets at least do it the correct way!
If you claim to be descended from the Myceneaens then I'm sorry but Greek Cypriot cannot be allowed as the Myceneans did not identify themselves as such. For the sake of accuracy you must say Myceneaen-Cypriot!
If you claim to be a Turkish Cypriot because you descend from the Ottomans, then you are wrong historically since the Ottomans never referred to themselves as Turks. In fact the term "Turk" was used as an insult by the Ottoman ruling elite. Again, for the sake of accuracy you can call yourself Ottoman-Cypriot!
Our Maronite friends will have to opt for Frankish-Phoenician-Maronite-Cypriots, while Armenians Cypriots who can trace 9th century origin have to opt for Cilician-Cypriot! Our Latin Cypriot brothers should adopt Venetian-Cypriot as their new name.
Omer Seyhan wrote:Before some clever dick says "Oh but we are Greek Cypriots because we speak Greek..." let me ask you what you would call a Cypriot who speaks both Greek and Turkish, would you call him / her a Greco-Turkish Cypriot?
What if they spoke French and Russian too, a Russo-Franco-Greco-Turkish Cypriot?
And what if they only spoke English like most of our diaspora, would we call them Anglo-Cypriots?
And if they were from Liverpool, a Scouse-Cypriot?
Omer Seyhan wrote:
Our Maronite friends will have to opt for Frankish-Phoenician-Maronite-Cypriots, while Armenians Cypriots who can trace 9th century origin have to opt for Cilician-Cypriot! Our Latin Cypriot brothers should adopt Venetian-Cypriot as their new name.
Oracle wrote:Omer Seyhan wrote:The Cypriot wrote:Omer Seyhan wrote:
My point is and I cant believe you haven't got it, is that you cannot rely on a single ancestry! So your claim to be Greek is utter rubbish.
Oh-my-good-God...
Since it seems that Cypriots on this forum prefer to choose one of their possible historical origins and add it as a prefix to their identity, lets at least do it the correct way!
If you claim to be descended from the Myceneaens then I'm sorry but Greek Cypriot cannot be allowed as the Myceneans did not identify themselves as such. For the sake of accuracy you must say Myceneaen-Cypriot!
If you claim to be a Turkish Cypriot because you descend from the Ottomans, then you are wrong historically since the Ottomans never referred to themselves as Turks. In fact the term "Turk" was used as an insult by the Ottoman ruling elite. Again, for the sake of accuracy you can call yourself Ottoman-Cypriot!
Our Maronite friends will have to opt for Frankish-Phoenician-Maronite-Cypriots, while Armenians Cypriots who can trace 9th century origin have to opt for Cilician-Cypriot! Our Latin Cypriot brothers should adopt Venetian-Cypriot as their new name.
What a transparent agenda of absolute rubbish!
Omer Seyhan wrote:Oracle wrote:
That's because you made the mistake that there was a break in ethnicity and one lost touch with their roots. This happened to Turks with their nomadic habits and revisionism but is not common in the Greek world of strong record keeping (especially more recently with the Byzantines).
On the contrary, the Ottomans were famous for keeping records on absolutely everything.
Oracle wrote:The Mycenaeans were from the Peloponnese!
Yes but they first established colonies in Anatolia from which they most likely went to Cyprus.
Oracle wrote:We know exactly when and why English was introduced to Tonga and the memory of Greek migrations are written in countless records ... a little foreign to Turks as they did not learn to read and write until recently and then set about distorting history. No wonder it seems so strange to you ...
On the contrary, the Gokturks who spoke a language similar to Oghuz-Turkish (I will not call them Turks) used the runic script, had their own grammar and left behind some fascinating tablets in Russia, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.
Omer wrote:So naive, so naive....
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