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[Hermes]

How long will it take you to realize that its not what you thought and that the real impact was much less that you anticipate right now?

Not at all, Viewpoint. Please believe me, the impact is HUGE. HUGE

Spot on. The ramifications are game-changing. Markos Kyprianou made some very interesting comments yesterday. I urge people to read carefully what he says:

http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... enDocument

I will just pick out one aspect that struck me:

The combination of the European and British decision reaffirms that - irrespective of the occupation and the practical weakness of the state to exercise control on the occupied areas - the Laws and the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus still apply. This is a message that must be sent, not only to the citizens, the private buyers, but also to the governments of all foreign states, especially the European ones, and all those carrying out business in the occupied areas; the reminder that anything they do must be done with respect for the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and of course this also applies for the European Commission which, through various regulations that have been adopted to strengthen the Turkish Cypriot community, is active in the occupied areas.

Interesting? Don't you agree?

[YFred]

How long will it take you to realize that its not what you thought and that the real impact was much less that you anticipate right now?

Not at all, Viewpoint. Please believe me, the impact is HUGE. HUGE

Spot on. The ramifications are game-changing. Markos Kyprianou made some very interesting comments yesterday. I urge people to read carefully what he says:

http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... enDocument

I will just pick out one aspect that struck me:

The combination of the European and British decision reaffirms that - irrespective of the occupation and the practical weakness of the state to exercise control on the occupied areas - the Laws and the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus still apply. This is a message that must be sent, not only to the citizens, the private buyers, but also to the governments of all foreign states, especially the European ones, and all those carrying out business in the occupied areas; the reminder that anything they do must be done with respect for the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and of course this also applies for the European Commission which, through various regulations that have been adopted to strengthen the Turkish Cypriot community, is active in the occupied areas.

Interesting? Don't you agree?

May I remind you of what Makarios said. I cannot take my pibol go where they don't want to go. TCs are also pibol and it applies to them too. You will not be able to take them where they don't want to go. And that's my final word on the matter.

[paliometoxo]

turkey is doing a good job of taking them with force.. well lots of them who would be happy to rid cyprus of turkish and the army

[SKI-preo]

Aftokinito ford & ginekan pou tin morphou mhn valeis mes to spiti sou

[Malapapa]

How long will it take you to realize that its not what you thought and that the real impact was much less that you anticipate right now?

Not at all, Viewpoint. Please believe me, the impact is HUGE. HUGE

Spot on. The ramifications are game-changing. Markos Kyprianou made some very interesting comments yesterday. I urge people to read carefully what he says:

http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... enDocument

I will just pick out one aspect that struck me:

The combination of the European and British decision reaffirms that - irrespective of the occupation and the practical weakness of the state to exercise control on the occupied areas - the Laws and the Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus still apply. This is a message that must be sent, not only to the citizens, the private buyers, but also to the governments of all foreign states, especially the European ones, and all those carrying out business in the occupied areas; the reminder that anything they do must be done with respect for the Laws of the Republic of Cyprus, and of course this also applies for the European Commission which, through various regulations that have been adopted to strengthen the Turkish Cypriot community, is active in the occupied areas.

Interesting? Don't you agree?

Yes. I just posted the same statement on another thread. I believe the whole Cypriot nation, at home and overseas, is now fully mobilised, fully united and fully prepared to finish the job.

[Malapapa]

Things are bound to get nasty the over the next few weeks, dont expect everyone to take things lying down....people will start to get hurt and neither side is going to like how things develop but never forget what started the troubles this time around. After 7 years of non violence things are about to change well done you must feel real proud, the first target will imo be the GC lawyer.

No doubt he will receive appropriate police protection. What would be the point of targeting one lawyer and making him a martyr? Free Cyprus has an army of lawyers who would avenge him.

[SKI-preo]

Viewpoint are you saying lawyers should refrain from taking instructions in legal proceedings because they will be threatened with physical violence. Is that how the justice system in the "TRNC" works?

[Hermes]

May I remind you of what Makarios said. I cannot take my pibol go where they don't want to go. TCs are also pibol and it applies to them too. You will not be able to take them where they don't want to go. And that's my final word on the matter.

No-one is forcing you to go anywhere. But you must respect the law of the country you live in. You cannot steal what doesn't belong to you. You must be good citizens and not create trouble. You must respect your fellow Cypriots and have allegiance to the united federal republic of Cyprus. You can't agitate for a separate state, you cannot kill people and you mustn't paint provocative foreign flags on our hillsides. You must respect the traditions and culture of others and you cannot expect a free ride. In return you will get the chance to live in peace, share in our prosperity and not be pariahs on the world stage. That shouldn't be too difficult, surely?

[Malapapa]

Viewpoint are you saying lawyers should refrain from taking instructions in legal proceedings because they will be threatened with physical violence. Is that how the justice system in the "TRNC" works?

The "TRNC" is a jungle and those living there like Viewpoint, wild animals.

[Gasman]

Surely all the Brits over there who are pledging their allegiance to the TRNC will be first in line to fork out some dosh for a rescue fund and probably wade in and help out themselves (did you see that pig fly over?)

I would have thought the Orams would already have their galoshes on and baling out after they have received such wonderful support from the TRNC.