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UK: no security in Cyprus with Turkish troops

Postby paliometoxo » Wed Feb 10, 2010 10:38 am

LONDON - As long as Turkish troops are present in Cyprus, the Greek Cypriots will not feel safe and will not have proper security, British Minister of State for Europe, Chris Bryant, has said as he referred to the solution of Cyprus problem.

Talking to Turkish and Turkish Cypriot journalists during a reception at the Foreign Office, in honor of Egemen Bagis, Turkish Minister for EU Affairs, Bryant said that Aristotle’s definition of tragedy was the rehearsal of an event that inspires pity and fear and leads to catharsis.

“And it is certainly a pity in Cyprus because all of us, I think, pity the people living in the north who have no economic opportunities. The people in the south who have been alienated from their properties in the north and people in the north who have been alienated from their properties in the south,” he added.

There is fear, he pointed out, “because a lot of people still live in fear if there are (Turkish) troops there, they will not have proper security.”
(CNA)

What needs to be done is to get to that moment of catharsis when the whole of the island is reunited, he noted, saying that what all agree is the unity of Cyprus “on the basis of a bi-communal , bi-zonal federation”.

Bagis paid a one-day visit to London where he was one of the speakers in a seminar about Turkey.
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Re: UK: no security in Cyprus with Turkish troops

Postby DT. » Wed Feb 10, 2010 10:41 am

paliometoxo wrote:LONDON - As long as Turkish troops are present in Cyprus, the Greek Cypriots will not feel safe and will not have proper security, British Minister of State for Europe, Chris Bryant, has said as he referred to the solution of Cyprus problem.

Talking to Turkish and Turkish Cypriot journalists during a reception at the Foreign Office, in honor of Egemen Bagis, Turkish Minister for EU Affairs, Bryant said that Aristotle’s definition of tragedy was the rehearsal of an event that inspires pity and fear and leads to catharsis.

“And it is certainly a pity in Cyprus because all of us, I think, pity the people living in the north who have no economic opportunities. The people in the south who have been alienated from their properties in the north and people in the north who have been alienated from their properties in the south,” he added.

There is fear, he pointed out, “because a lot of people still live in fear if there are (Turkish) troops there, they will not have proper security.”
(CNA)

What needs to be done is to get to that moment of catharsis when the whole of the island is reunited, he noted, saying that what all agree is the unity of Cyprus “on the basis of a bi-communal , bi-zonal federation”.

Bagis paid a one-day visit to London where he was one of the speakers in a seminar about Turkey.


:shock: DOn't think Bagis liked that :lol: :lol:
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Re: UK: no security in Cyprus with Turkish troops

Postby CBBB » Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:18 am

DT. wrote:
paliometoxo wrote:LONDON - As long as Turkish troops are present in Cyprus, the Greek Cypriots will not feel safe and will not have proper security, British Minister of State for Europe, Chris Bryant, has said as he referred to the solution of Cyprus problem.

Talking to Turkish and Turkish Cypriot journalists during a reception at the Foreign Office, in honor of Egemen Bagis, Turkish Minister for EU Affairs, Bryant said that Aristotle’s definition of tragedy was the rehearsal of an event that inspires pity and fear and leads to catharsis.

“And it is certainly a pity in Cyprus because all of us, I think, pity the people living in the north who have no economic opportunities. The people in the south who have been alienated from their properties in the north and people in the north who have been alienated from their properties in the south,” he added.

There is fear, he pointed out, “because a lot of people still live in fear if there are (Turkish) troops there, they will not have proper security.”
(CNA)

What needs to be done is to get to that moment of catharsis when the whole of the island is reunited, he noted, saying that what all agree is the unity of Cyprus “on the basis of a bi-communal , bi-zonal federation”.

Bagis paid a one-day visit to London where he was one of the speakers in a seminar about Turkey.


:shock: DOn't think Bagis liked that :lol: :lol:


I'm sure he bloody didn't!
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Postby Oracle » Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:47 am

What a tragedy Bagis is a Turk, and unable to understand a Brit quoting Aristotle in solving the Cyprus Problem .... :?
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Postby YFred » Wed Feb 10, 2010 11:50 am

Oracle wrote:What a tragedy Bagis is a Turk, and unable to understand a Brit quoting Aristotle in solving the Cyprus Problem .... :?

Still, there's one thing we all understand here. Plain English 8)

Get your fucking troops out of Cyprus!

I thought that sort of activity stopped when the ceasefire was signed. Did they continue with pillaging to this day?
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Postby GeorgeV97qaue » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:08 pm

YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:What a tragedy Bagis is a Turk, and unable to understand a Brit quoting Aristotle in solving the Cyprus Problem .... :?

Still, there's one thing we all understand here. Plain English 8)

Get your fucking troops out of Cyprus!

I thought that sort of activity stopped when the ceasefire was signed. Did they continue with pillaging to this day?


Yfred stop tlking shit as always. You dont like it when things go against you. On a different note when did you become turkish then? Why do have that scummy flag as your avatar? You claim to be cypriot so why use the turkish flag. If you regard yourself as a turk why dont you fuck off their and take the other 40,000 wankers with you. Sorry forgot to include the other clown VP.
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Postby YFred » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:15 pm

GeorgeV97qaue wrote:
YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:What a tragedy Bagis is a Turk, and unable to understand a Brit quoting Aristotle in solving the Cyprus Problem .... :?

Still, there's one thing we all understand here. Plain English 8)

Get your fucking troops out of Cyprus!

I thought that sort of activity stopped when the ceasefire was signed. Did they continue with pillaging to this day?


Yfred stop tlking shit as always. You dont like it when things go against you. On a different note when did you become turkish then? Why do have that scummy flag as your avatar? You claim to be cypriot so why use the turkish flag. If you regard yourself as a turk why dont you fuck off their and take the other 40,000 wankers with you. Sorry forgot to include the other clown VP.

There is a latent message for all my bash patriot friends, did you get it? :wink:
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Postby erolz3 » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:43 pm

If you think this claim as to what Chris Bryant said and meant is a true reflection of what he actually said and meant given the places where this claim has been reported and more criticaly the places where it has not been reported then you are I am afraid living in a world devoid of critical analysis.

If the places that it has been reported and has not been reported are not a 'red flag' enough that this should be viewed with some kind of critical analysis and sceptisism and not taked for granted ant face value, then the use of a quote starting 'because' should.
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Postby GeorgeV97qaue » Wed Feb 10, 2010 4:54 pm

erolz3 wrote:If you think this claim as to what Chris Bryant said and meant is a true reflection of what he actually said and meant given the places where this claim has been reported and more criticaly the places where it has not been reported then you are I am afraid living in a world devoid of critical analysis.

If the places that it has been reported and has not been reported are not a 'red flag' enough that this should be viewed with some kind of critical analysis and sceptisism and not taked for granted ant face value, then the use of a quote starting 'because' should.


What are you talking about you make no sence at all. How about using full stops once and while.

Now can you please let me know in English what the hell you are trying to say.
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Postby EPSILON » Wed Feb 10, 2010 5:02 pm

Oracle wrote:What a tragedy Bagis is a Turk, and unable to understand a Brit quoting Aristotle in solving the Cyprus Problem .... :?


Maybe he does't know that Aristotle was a Turk!!!!
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