Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote: ... . The TCs, being a minority, may need the protection...
The fact that the bases are still here leads me to believe that this is the reason why.
So, you are asserting that the whole reason why we have TWO Sovereign Bases in the free area is to protect TCs ? ... and that was the preemptive reason for including them in the Constitution?
Therefore, you are accusing the UK of expecting the "abuse" of a minority, before the ink had even dried on the paper!
georgios100 wrote:Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote: ... . The TCs, being a minority, may need the protection...
The fact that the bases are still here leads me to believe that this is the reason why.
So, you are asserting that the whole reason why we have TWO Sovereign Bases in the free area is to protect TCs ? ... and that was the preemptive reason for including them in the Constitution?
Therefore, you are accusing the UK of expecting the "abuse" of a minority, before the ink had even dried on the paper!
You are coming to conclusions that did not even cross my mind!
Another form of security for the TCs?
There are another 100 reasons why these British bases are still here. "Protecting a minority" might be one of them.
As the British were pulling off from other colonies in the past, almost always, civil wars broke out as to who would gain power (India, Mid-east etc). Having said that, I might come to the conclusion that, yes, the Brits were expecting hostilities between the 2 sides.
Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote:Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote: ... . The TCs, being a minority, may need the protection...
The fact that the bases are still here leads me to believe that this is the reason why.
So, you are asserting that the whole reason why we have TWO Sovereign Bases in the free area is to protect TCs ? ... and that was the preemptive reason for including them in the Constitution?
Therefore, you are accusing the UK of expecting the "abuse" of a minority, before the ink had even dried on the paper!
You are coming to conclusions that did not even cross my mind!
Then tell us what did cross your mind as you stated:Another form of security for the TCs?
Where did that come from?There are another 100 reasons why these British bases are still here. "Protecting a minority" might be one of them.
And this is the one which you wish to ascribe to them judging by the number of times you have presented it, with subtle variations.As the British were pulling off from other colonies in the past, almost always, civil wars broke out as to who would gain power (India, Mid-east etc). Having said that, I might come to the conclusion that, yes, the Brits were expecting hostilities between the 2 sides.
Don't be afraid; we all know you are Turkish anyway. Come out with your agenda!
georgios100 wrote:Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote:Oracle wrote:georgios100 wrote: ... . The TCs, being a minority, may need the protection...
The fact that the bases are still here leads me to believe that this is the reason why.
So, you are asserting that the whole reason why we have TWO Sovereign Bases in the free area is to protect TCs ? ... and that was the preemptive reason for including them in the Constitution?
Therefore, you are accusing the UK of expecting the "abuse" of a minority, before the ink had even dried on the paper!
You are coming to conclusions that did not even cross my mind!
Then tell us what did cross your mind as you stated:Another form of security for the TCs?
Where did that come from?There are another 100 reasons why these British bases are still here. "Protecting a minority" might be one of them.
And this is the one which you wish to ascribe to them judging by the number of times you have presented it, with subtle variations.As the British were pulling off from other colonies in the past, almost always, civil wars broke out as to who would gain power (India, Mid-east etc). Having said that, I might come to the conclusion that, yes, the Brits were expecting hostilities between the 2 sides.
Don't be afraid; we all know you are Turkish anyway. Come out with your agenda!
I am a Greek Cypriot and proud to be so. When I was fighting the war in 1974 you was never born yet. I will not accept this kind of language from you. When you learn how to have a conversation, I will be ready to talk to you. You argue with everybody on this board. I bet you argue with your self all the time because no one wants to be with you. Your suspicions are beyond comprehension. You need help.
Don't bother to comment on my threads again, I won't read them.
Georgios100
Don't be afraid; we all know you are Turkish anyway. Come out with your agenda!
georgios100 wrote:
Another form of security for the TCs?
georgios100 wrote:Well, during the 1974 invasion, I believe a British commander negotiated a truce and some peace keeping was implemented by the Brits. England, as a guarantor, assumed the responsibility of "protecting" both communities from attacking each other. The TCs, being a minority, may need the protection...
The fact that the bases are still here leads me to believe that this is the reason why.
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