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Re: 'most Cypriots would prefer the status quo'

Postby YFred » Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:34 pm

B25 wrote:
cymart wrote:Who are you referring to? the greedy developers and Paphos peasants who sold their fields and made millions out of the air?The slimy lawyers and accountants who help the Russian mafia launder money and drive around in mercedes etc?Or the lying politicians?
Well I know many whop are sick of the status quo and even more sick of those who support it!


Shut up Jew! Just because you are married to a Cyp and trying to get your other halfs land back, you want us to give up the country to please you???

Bambo, my my lost the argument have we? revert to swearing? What next?
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Re: 'most Cypriots would prefer the status quo'

Postby B25 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:10 pm

YFred wrote:
B25 wrote:
cymart wrote:Who are you referring to? the greedy developers and Paphos peasants who sold their fields and made millions out of the air?The slimy lawyers and accountants who help the Russian mafia launder money and drive around in mercedes etc?Or the lying politicians?
Well I know many whop are sick of the status quo and even more sick of those who support it!


Shut up Jew! Just because you are married to a Cyp and trying to get your other halfs land back, you want us to give up the country to please you???

Bambo, my my lost the argument have we? revert to swearing? What next?


Hey Bonzo, you lost me with your cryptic rubbish again. Try again, in english please!
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'Be not afraid of the blind and ignorant'

Postby cymart » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:23 pm

If I was the only person who did not agree with 'Piratis' and 'B25' then maybe I would concede they are right!It seems some people have me on their black-list permanently,and anyone else who does not share their views......I did not refer to Famagusta or anything else in my posting yet they dragged it up!
Of course their biggest oversight is that the status-quo does not just carry-on as it is and this illusion is one of the biggest obstacles.In their mind,unless they can get a solution which fulfills all their utopic designs there should not be one.Fortunately, many quite eminent commentators,including former Presidents of Cyprus,Ministers also share my viewpoint so I rest my case on their wisdom,being the humble person that I am!
As for the comments about land prices etc,much of Cyprus has been ruined already by reckless overdevelopment on both sides of the green-line and anyone who cannot see this must be blind!Yet still more is planned and the next victim will be the Polis/Limni area,for which they are also prepared to ruin the countryside by building an unneeded motorway costing millions,as if building more golf courses is the magic solution to the tourist industries problems here!
By the way,several other specialists have commented on the way speculation has brought enormous wealth to people on this side of Cyprus since 1974 and this is contributing to misconceptions that prices would drop after a solution,when in reality the reverse is true,although I will credit you for saying that.The sad reality is that Cypriot society today is totally consumerist and most people care about their pocket,including many refugees who have given up any hope of things ever changing for the better,perhaps not surprisingly after so long!
The truth is that very few people in the south care about a solution because they feel that there would be nothing in it for them!In reality Cyprus today has become a very mean and quite selfish place and you can blame bigger countries for setting an example if you like, without offending me!
Finally,I would like to add that I am not classified as Jewish,either in religion or race,even if my father was born as one.But the insinuation behind that remark has quite nasty implications,which have been heard in the past and led to terrible consequences!
Shalom,Erev Tod!
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Re: 'Be not afraid of the blind and ignorant'

Postby B25 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:49 pm

cymart wrote:If I was the only person who did not agree with 'Piratis' and 'B25' then maybe I would concede they are right!It seems some people have me on their black-list permanently,and anyone else who does not share their views......I did not refer to Famagusta or anything else in my posting yet they dragged it up!
Of course their biggest oversight is that the status-quo does not just carry-on as it is and this illusion is one of the biggest obstacles.In their mind,unless they can get a solution which fulfills all their utopic designs there should not be one.Fortunately, many quite eminent commentators,including former Presidents of Cyprus,Ministers also share my viewpoint so I rest my case on their wisdom,being the humble person that I am!
As for the comments about land prices etc,much of Cyprus has been ruined already by reckless overdevelopment on both sides of the green-line and anyone who cannot see this must be blind!Yet still more is planned and the next victim will be the Polis/Limni area,for which they are also prepared to ruin the countryside by building an unneeded motorway costing millions,as if building more golf courses is the magic solution to the tourist industries problems here!
By the way,several other specialists have commented on the way speculation has brought enormous wealth to people on this side of Cyprus since 1974 and this is contributing to misconceptions that prices would drop after a solution,when in reality the reverse is true,although I will credit you for saying that.The sad reality is that Cypriot society today is totally consumerist and most people care about their pocket,including many refugees who have given up any hope of things ever changing for the better,perhaps not surprisingly after so long!
The truth is that very few people in the south care about a solution because they feel that there would be nothing in it for them!In reality Cyprus today has become a very mean and quite selfish place and you can blame bigger countries for setting an example if you like, without offending me!
Finally,I would like to add that I am not classified as Jewish,either in religion or race,even if my father was born as one.But the insinuation behind that remark has quite nasty implications,which have been heard in the past and led to terrible consequences!
Shalom,Erev Tod!


Care to explain just what do land prices and developments in Paphos have to do with the Cyprob??

You are all for a solution, exactly why?? You are not GC, you care not for this country other than what you can win by a bodged solution. Anything to get back Famagusta, I wonder why???

I have reading your postings before and thats all you seem to be worried about. it's not about what I and people like me want, it's about not giving into a bunch of criminals that you are supporting, so if that makes me 'the bad guy' then I am happy to carry that title.

The reference to being jewish, was made to highlight the fact that we have interferring busy bodies again, and who the hell is Erin Tod????

As for terrible consequences, well I am shaking!!!!
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Postby cymart » Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:51 pm

Is Hebrew for 'good evening'!
Terrible consequences?Perhaps you have never heard of Auschwitz and the holocaust etc?
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Re: 'Be not afraid of the blind and ignorant'

Postby Get Real! » Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:25 pm

cymart wrote:The truth is that very few people in the south care about a solution because they feel that there would be nothing in it for them!

They KNOW there's nothing in it for them with "a solution"!

The word “solution” is gradually becoming the most used and abused word because of the Cyprus problem, but its high time people stopped throwing this word around as if it has a fixed meaning!
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Postby Bananiot » Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:36 pm

People with a problem normally care to see it solved. Perhaps we have a fixation with solution but the word solution having a fixed meaning really tickles my imagination.

Can someone elaborate and inform us of all the different meanings of this "abused" word?
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Postby B25 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 8:41 pm

Bananiot wrote:People with a problem normally care to see it solved. Perhaps we have a fixation with solution but the word solution having a fixed meaning really tickles my imagination.

Can someone elaborate and inform us of all the different meanings of this "abused" word?


In a nutshell the AP, thats the most abused.

But I didn't expect you to see that, you are trully blinded by your fixation to appease your Turkish buddies.

Was that good enough for you Banana ??
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B 25 reveal yourself....

Postby cymart » Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:06 pm

But I know you won't because you afraid to say even where you are or where you come from!
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Re: B 25 reveal yourself....

Postby B25 » Wed Oct 28, 2009 9:18 pm

cymart wrote:But I know you won't because you afraid to say even where you are or where you come from!


I have no need to reveal anything right now.

When the time comes the ones that I want to know me will find out soon enough. Don't worry you may know sooner rather than later!
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