LEADERS AGREE TO INTENSIFY TALKS
by boomerang » Thu Dec 10, 2009 11:36 pm
Bananiot wrote:So you are Lillikas supporters, no envy. Keep him. All yours.
I don't know lilikas from a bar of soap, but what I do know is that you stand for anti democrasy and anti human rights...
now you get it bananiot?
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by BirKibrisli » Fri Dec 11, 2009 4:26 am
If we study the Cyprob from the beginning we find one constant.
The voice of reason has always been silenced. In the bad old days it was usually silenced by the gun...(Go and find out how many GCs EOKA killed and how many TCs TMT killed for wanting to be Cypriots and live in Peace as one people, one nation)...In the bad new days it is silenced by accusations of being a "Traitor" or "being on the payroll of the OTHER side"...Keep up the good work,dear Bananiot,the cavalry is on its way...
The voice of reason has always been silenced. In the bad old days it was usually silenced by the gun...(Go and find out how many GCs EOKA killed and how many TCs TMT killed for wanting to be Cypriots and live in Peace as one people, one nation)...In the bad new days it is silenced by accusations of being a "Traitor" or "being on the payroll of the OTHER side"...Keep up the good work,dear Bananiot,the cavalry is on its way...
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by Piratis » Fri Dec 11, 2009 8:42 am
Welcome back Bir 
The voice of the reason is the one which always supports universal principles such as human rights and democracy. If such principles were allowed in Cyprus then there wouldn't be any problems to begin with, neither any EOKA or TMT would exist. The Cypriot people would be able to peacefully and democratically decide about their own island. The day that the Cyprus Problem will be solved will be the day that those universal principles are allowed to Cyprus.
Specific foreigners didn't want to allow these universal principles to prevail in Cyprus because they wanted to continue having control over Cyprus instead of allowing this control to the Cypriot people. It is a fact that those foreigners did use some extremist groups within Cypriots in order to destabilize Cyprus and created problems (TMT - EOKA B). It is also a fact that those foreigners continue to spend a lot of money today in their effort to have an outcome that would continue to serve their interests instead of the interests of the Cypriot people.
Sorry Bir, but it is naive to say that there are no traitors. You can find such traitors in our past and you can find them in our present as well. The way those foreigners channel their funds change, the recipients change, but what is always constant is the willingness by some minorities within the Cypriot society to accept that money and promote the interests of those foreigners instead of the interests of the Cypriot people.
Human rights (which includes the right for property) and democracy are the bare minimum of what a result should have in order to be classified as a solution. It is deplorable of how easily some people in here brush away these most basic human rights. If they are not traitors then the only other thing they can be is stupid.
The voice of the reason is the one which always supports universal principles such as human rights and democracy. If such principles were allowed in Cyprus then there wouldn't be any problems to begin with, neither any EOKA or TMT would exist. The Cypriot people would be able to peacefully and democratically decide about their own island. The day that the Cyprus Problem will be solved will be the day that those universal principles are allowed to Cyprus.
Specific foreigners didn't want to allow these universal principles to prevail in Cyprus because they wanted to continue having control over Cyprus instead of allowing this control to the Cypriot people. It is a fact that those foreigners did use some extremist groups within Cypriots in order to destabilize Cyprus and created problems (TMT - EOKA B). It is also a fact that those foreigners continue to spend a lot of money today in their effort to have an outcome that would continue to serve their interests instead of the interests of the Cypriot people.
Sorry Bir, but it is naive to say that there are no traitors. You can find such traitors in our past and you can find them in our present as well. The way those foreigners channel their funds change, the recipients change, but what is always constant is the willingness by some minorities within the Cypriot society to accept that money and promote the interests of those foreigners instead of the interests of the Cypriot people.
Human rights (which includes the right for property) and democracy are the bare minimum of what a result should have in order to be classified as a solution. It is deplorable of how easily some people in here brush away these most basic human rights. If they are not traitors then the only other thing they can be is stupid.
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by B25 » Fri Dec 11, 2009 11:01 am
BirKibrisli wrote:If we study the Cyprob from the beginning we find one constant.
The voice of reason has always been silenced. In the bad old days it was usually silenced by the gun...(Go and find out how many GCs EOKA killed and how many TCs TMT killed for wanting to be Cypriots and live in Peace as one people, one nation)...In the bad new days it is silenced by accusations of being a "Traitor" or "being on the payroll of the OTHER side"...Keep up the good work,dear Bananiot,the cavalry is on its way...
So are you inferring that Bana is a Traitor and on the Turkish payroll?? Since he is speaking on your behalf, or are you suggesting we should be taking a gun??
Confused
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by B25 » Fri Dec 11, 2009 3:12 pm
Bananiot wrote:Forgive them Birkibrisli gardash, they do not know what they are talking about and furthermore, they have never tasted real friendship.
Nice one Bana, 'Tasted' being the operative word. I always told you, you lick Turkish Arse
Come on admit, it, you mucked up with your words re!
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by EPSILON » Fri Dec 11, 2009 4:57 pm
paliometoxo wrote:Reminded of the statements made by the Turkish Minister of State Chief negotiator to the EU Egemen Bagis regarding the withdrawal of Turkish forces from Cyprus
what statementabout the turkish troops?
Which troops: are there any troops?
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by EPSILON » Fri Dec 11, 2009 4:59 pm
Bananiot wrote:Forgive them Birkibrisli gardash, they do not know what they are talking about and furthermore, they have never tasted real friendship.
Jesus words... but i think He did not know the word "gardash"
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by Expatkiwi » Fri Dec 11, 2009 5:03 pm
EPSILON wrote:Bananiot wrote:Forgive them Birkibrisli gardash, they do not know what they are talking about and furthermore, they have never tasted real friendship.
Jesus words... but i think He did not know the word "gardash"
Well, if any of y'all get to Arkansas, try Catfish and Grits washed down with a glass if iced tea...
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