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Re: The matter of recognition…

Postby insan » Sat Sep 26, 2009 5:52 pm

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Pyrpolizer wrote:Reading through some posts it seems the majority of TCs think that all they are missing to solve all their problems is the recognition of the northern part as their own separate state.

Although this is totally impossible imo given the fact that about 84% of the land in there is owned by GC refugees, and there isn’t enough TC properties in the southern part to compansate not even 1/5th, let’s assume that tomorrow the TCs are ready to pack their suitcases and go to the UN where they will get a yes vote from all member states except ROC and Greece.

Will Turkey let them go? And if yes what will happen after they get their recognition?


I personally don't think recognition of TRNC would have solved all the problems but would provide a fair ground solving all the problems island wide.

I want to reiterate one more time that I believe the legitimacy of so-called RoC arise from political games of cold war era; just for the sake of keeping chaotic Greece in Nato thus stability of NATO.

On a fair ground, there would have been far better circumstances(politically, economically and mentally) in North to talk abt reunification. Nevertheless, isolation of TC community just fed the already existed anger and antipathy against GC political elite to a greater extent and instigated seperatist thoughts.

Most of the average TCs have no problems with most of the average GCs regarding getting on well on individual basis... until a political conflict erupts between 2 large ethnic groups of Cyprus...


Why a fair ground?? The Tcs were about 120,000 in 1974 18% of the population. The occupied north is 36% (3 times as much as your percentage). Where do you see the fairness in getting recognition on top of the 3 times as much land you already have?

On the matter of recognition of the Roc as the only legal Government:

I am afraid i disagree with your views. Take things from the begining. RoC was what the 1960 agreements said. An internationally legal entity, passed through UN etc, signed by everybody including Turkey.
1963 the Tcs abandon the ROC , make their own separate administration.
1974: 37% of the ROC's land invaded and still occupied by Turkey.

So there was NEVER a question of recognition except in 1960 when everybody (GCs, TCs, Greece, Turkey, Britain+ the whole world) agreed signed and rubbered stamped the Zurich agreements.

Now if you imply there should be de-recognition of the RoC at some stage because of this or that reason, you should have acted during that specific time, and try your chances under international law.
But my friend you the TC brothers were always equally stupid as your GC brothers and you were always acting equally illegally like them.
So the bird has flown.


TCs being 18% of Cyprus' population does not mean percentage of private+state+evkaf land belong to TCs should have been 18%. In the begining of the British rule, TCs constituted abt 1/3 of total population(census 1881 - http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-3504.html).

Between the years 1878 to 1960 so many TCs emigrated from Cyprus but until 1946 they couldn't sell their properties. TC properties and lands could only be inherited from parents to children otherwise should be restituted back to legal owner; Evkaf.

In 1946, as a consequence of TC emigration the population ratio of 2 communities had become 1/5 from 1/3. :shock:

TCs didn't abandon the RoC. TCs were pushed by some well known circles of GCs to abandon RoC. Do u know abt the "untouchable" GC "heroes"? Please check Tim's thread. "What TPap told Packard". TCs, in essential were happy with 60s agreements.. their only concern was what some known GC circles would do. A group of EOKA "heroes", including Grivas and Sampson were not happy with the 60s agreements and treaties. Don't misunderstand me... I'm not accusing them of struggling for what they believed in the age of nationalism during the cold war era but it is a fact, plx accept that they considered Cyprus as a Greek island and they couldn't digest their "enemy", "remnants", "relics" of "barbarian" Turks having equal rights on community basis.

Their aspiration was union with Greece and a Greek-GC ruled Cyprus... if TCs accept being a minority they could stay otherwise shoot out!

Anyway... 37% of Cyprus occupied by us TCs, not Turkey. Turkey is in North because it serves our common interests. Has there been 15.000-20.000 TC national guard and some 100.000 + TC reservists; there would have been just a few thousands of Turkish troops in the TRNC.

Anyway, during the second half of 70s, Turkish side presented a few proposals regarding return of land and abt 40.000 GC refugees but rejected by GC administration.

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"Virgin birth" which TC side struggle for will be the derecognition of RoC, if ever a solution is reached.

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There r a lot of stupdities from both sides... but most of the stupidities of both sides r in perfect correlation with then the circumstances... most of them... but some of them r realted with lack of intellectual Cypriot forces....
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Postby Christine Toskos » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:00 pm

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If the Turkish Cypriots want peace they must force the Turkish troops off the island. Turkey's troops is what is the problem. If there were no Turkish army on the island, there would have been peace many years ago. Once the troops and the settlers leave we Cypriots not Turkey will find a just solution. One Cyprus not partition. All Greek Cypriots have the rights to go to their homes. The deeds writing on or before July 20th, 1974 will be recognized as legal. Churches that were destroyed by the Turks will be rebuild. Since, Greeks did not destroyed any mosques there is no reason to mentioning their upkeep. When I was in Larnaca I saw Greeks maintaining the local mosque. I said why are you fixing it up. The builder said, "When my brothers return I want them to see I respected their house of worship. Just as I hope when I return to Kyrenia they repected my church." I pray the Turkish Cypriots love us 1/4 as we love them.
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Postby insan » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:06 pm

Christine Toskos wrote:Isan:

If the Turkish Cypriots want peace they must force the Turkish troops off the island. Turkey's troops is what is the problem. If there were no Turkish army on the island, there would have been peace many years ago. Once the troops and the settlers leave we Cypriots not Turkey will find a just solution. One Cyprus not partition. All Greek Cypriots have the rights to go to their homes. The deeds writing on or before July 20th, 1974 will be recognized as legal. Churches that were destroyed by the Turks will be rebuild. Since, Greeks did not destroyed any mosques there is no reason to mentioning their upkeep. When I was in Larnaca I saw Greeks maintaining the local mosque. I said why are you fixing it up. The builder said, "When my brothers return I want them to see I respected their house of worship. Just as I hope when I return to Kyrenia they repected my church." I pray the Turkish Cypriots love us 1/4 as we love them.


When TCs have 15.000 TC national guard and 100.000+ reservists, Turkish troops will be withdrawn by themselves. :wink:
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Postby Christine Toskos » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:09 pm

You did not answer my question. Do you love us or hate us?
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Postby insan » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:13 pm

Christine Toskos wrote:You did not answer my question. Do you love us or hate us?


I don't like Grivas, Sampson and TPap alikes but I don't hate them.. just I don't like. I like all other types of GCs and Greeks; especially the ones live in rural areas...
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Postby Christine Toskos » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:15 pm

What do you mean? You like uneducated Greeks?
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Postby insan » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:17 pm

Christine Toskos wrote:What do you mean? You like uneducated Greeks?


They r far more literate than U! :twisted:
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Postby Christine Toskos » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:21 pm

Well,to be trueful I only have two master degrees. Greeks especially Greek Cypriots are the most educated people in the world. My grandfather was born in 1900 and he had a doctorate back in 1920's and he was from our villages. So, my mistake they are educated people. But, saying you hate me does not solve or answer my question. The Truth does hurt. To quote Jesus Christ, "There is only one Truth."
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Re: The matter of recognition…

Postby Pyrpolizer » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:28 pm

insan wrote:
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Pyrpolizer wrote:Reading through some posts it seems the majority of TCs think that all they are missing to solve all their problems is the recognition of the northern part as their own separate state.

Although this is totally impossible imo given the fact that about 84% of the land in there is owned by GC refugees, and there isn’t enough TC properties in the southern part to compansate not even 1/5th, let’s assume that tomorrow the TCs are ready to pack their suitcases and go to the UN where they will get a yes vote from all member states except ROC and Greece.

Will Turkey let them go? And if yes what will happen after they get their recognition?


I personally don't think recognition of TRNC would have solved all the problems but would provide a fair ground solving all the problems island wide.

I want to reiterate one more time that I believe the legitimacy of so-called RoC arise from political games of cold war era; just for the sake of keeping chaotic Greece in Nato thus stability of NATO.

On a fair ground, there would have been far better circumstances(politically, economically and mentally) in North to talk abt reunification. Nevertheless, isolation of TC community just fed the already existed anger and antipathy against GC political elite to a greater extent and instigated seperatist thoughts.

Most of the average TCs have no problems with most of the average GCs regarding getting on well on individual basis... until a political conflict erupts between 2 large ethnic groups of Cyprus...


Why a fair ground?? The Tcs were about 120,000 in 1974 18% of the population. The occupied north is 36% (3 times as much as your percentage). Where do you see the fairness in getting recognition on top of the 3 times as much land you already have?

On the matter of recognition of the Roc as the only legal Government:

I am afraid i disagree with your views. Take things from the begining. RoC was what the 1960 agreements said. An internationally legal entity, passed through UN etc, signed by everybody including Turkey.
1963 the Tcs abandon the ROC , make their own separate administration.
1974: 37% of the ROC's land invaded and still occupied by Turkey.

So there was NEVER a question of recognition except in 1960 when everybody (GCs, TCs, Greece, Turkey, Britain+ the whole world) agreed signed and rubbered stamped the Zurich agreements.

Now if you imply there should be de-recognition of the RoC at some stage because of this or that reason, you should have acted during that specific time, and try your chances under international law.
But my friend you the TC brothers were always equally stupid as your GC brothers and you were always acting equally illegally like them.
So the bird has flown.


TCs being 18% of Cyprus' population does not mean percentage of private+state+evkaf land belong to TCs should have been 18%. In the begining of the British rule, TCs constituted abt 1/3 of total population(census 1881 - http://www.country-data.com/cgi-bin/query/r-3504.html).

Between the years 1878 to 1960 so many TCs emigrated from Cyprus but until 1946 they couldn't sell their properties. TC properties and lands could only be inherited from parents to children otherwise should be restituted back to legal owner; Evkaf.

In 1946, as a consequence of TC emigration the population ratio of 2 communities had become 1/5 from 1/3. :shock:

TCs didn't abandon the RoC. TCs were pushed by some well known circles of GCs to abandon RoC. Do u know abt the "untouchable" GC "heroes"? Please check Tim's thread. "What TPap told Packard". TCs, in essential were happy with 60s agreements.. their only concern was what some known GC circles would do. A group of EOKA "heroes", including Grivas and Sampson were not happy with the 60s agreements and treaties. Don't misunderstand me... I'm not accusing them of struggling for what they believed in the age of nationalism during the cold war era but it is a fact, plx accept that they considered Cyprus as a Greek island and they couldn't digest their "enemy", "remnants", "relics" of "barbarian" Turks having equal rights on community basis.

Their aspiration was union with Greece and a Greek-GC ruled Cyprus... if TCs accept being a minority they could stay otherwise shoot out!

Anyway... 37% of Cyprus occupied by us TCs, not Turkey. Turkey is in North because it serves our common interests. Has there been 15.000-20.000 TC national guard and some 100.000 + TC reservists; there would have been just a few thousands of Turkish troops in the TRNC.

Anyway, during the second half of 70s, Turkish side presented a few proposals regarding return of land and abt 40.000 GC refugees but rejected by GC administration.

-------------------------000000000000000000-------------------------

"Virgin birth" which TC side struggle for will be the derecognition of RoC, if ever a solution is reached.

------------------------00000000000000000000----------------------------

There r a lot of stupdities from both sides... but most of the stupidities of both sides r in perfect correlation with then the circumstances... most of them... but some of them r realted with lack of intellectual Cypriot forces....


Listen my friend the last official census showed the TCs were 18%. Period.

Please read more carefully your sources. Yes it is true that by 1881 the muslims were 33%, but is seems you are too lazy to double cross your sources to get a more clear vision. If you would you should discover that almost half of those 33% were pseudo muslims, in other words GCs who just converted to islam "on paper" to avoid the heavy taxation imposed by the Ottomans. As soon as the British came here they had no reason to hide anymore so the became regular GC Christians again :wink:
This explains the rapid diminishing of the number of TCs.
Furthermore you should have checked to see how biased are your sources. Not only they hide the truth, they even say the TCs were oppressed by the Greeks during the British era, so they abandoned the place! Here everybody can laugh. :lol: Please really double cross your info.

I don't know what is your line in this forum. Judging from your signature though -->

wrote: United States of Turkic Confederation... This is the the future of Turkish speaking people.Insan


Hehe, a TURANIST here!!!

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I don't think i will be wasting any more time with you, bye...


Btw I didn't say they abandoned Cyprus. I said they abandoned the Government. Your comments for abandoning CYPRUS are partially true. You should add to it reasons for better future (as many GCs abandoned the place for better future in England) as well as for oppression/threats on their lives by their own people (in the case of TCs threats from TMT, in the case of GCs threats from the Eokas). So don't be one sided and blind...
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat Sep 26, 2009 6:33 pm

Christine Toskos wrote:Well,to be trueful I only have two master degrees. Greeks especially Greek Cypriots are the most educated people in the world. My grandfather was born in 1900 and he had a doctorate back in 1920's and he was from our villages. So, my mistake they are educated people. But, saying you hate me does not solve or answer my question. The Truth does hurt. To quote Jesus Christ, "There is only one Truth."


You moron 2 masters degrees you should be ashamed of the ignorant posts on this forum, if your universities read them Im sure they would recall your degrees. You are a clear sign of an educated ignaramous just like the politicians we have to put up with today. You are the reason why this island will and should remain divided.
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