...didn't happen, would turkey still have invaded?
according to doneytosh YES...
what does this tells us of the turkish mindset?...
boomerang wrote:...didn't happen, would turkey still have invaded?
according to doneytosh YES...
what does this tells us of the turkish mindset?...
boomerang wrote:...didn't happen, would turkey still have invaded?
according to doneytosh YES...
what does this tells us of the turkish mindset?...
umit07 wrote:What denky said is that Turkey would always have interests in Cyprus even if there were no TC's. As long as there was the threat of Enosis with Greece, Turkey would always have had plans for partition.
Oracle wrote:umit07 wrote:What denky said is that Turkey would always have interests in Cyprus even if there were no TC's. As long as there was the threat of Enosis with Greece, Turkey would always have had plans for partition.
And now we can see what a lame excuse that was. What is the new excuse for "interest" in Cyprus now Greece and Cyprus have Enosied, together, with all of Europe?
It was pure expansionism wherever (and whenever) Turkey had the opportunity. That there was a Greek connection to exploit, Turkey did. But it could have been anything else.
Just like Turkey encroached on the territory of all those other nations who lived in Turkey for thousands of years beforehand, so she encroached on Cyprus. Did she take the Kurds territory for fear of their Enosis with someone else, or because of expansionist, opportunistic greed?
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