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[Gasman]

Psst! Oracle!

Bear in mind this is me 'going easy' on you. As I was implored to do by PMs here - at least hopefully people won't find it necessary to PM you about me to reassure you that I am 'quite intelligent really'. Or explain that I have a lot of problems and issues that make me as I am!

[Oracle]

How sad it is to hear that people who do not know you are gossiping about you via PMs to explain how "intelligent" or "sensitive" you are.

And how stupid and gullible of you, Gassy, to let them lull you into a false sense of security, and leave you unprepared for what I could do to you, if I so choose!

[BirKibrisli]

Turkish Cyprus PM calls for solution "before patience runs over"

What is he talking about?

Allow me to clarify this complex expression...

Before patience runs over impatience, making impatience a Hit-and-run victim and subsequent patient of a hospital.

In Turkish Cypriot parlance Patience do not run out,it overruns or flows over...This usage came about after 1963 when 25 TC patients in Nicosia hospital were Run Over by the GC militia and thrown into wells CAUSING THEM to OVERFLOW...

[Oracle]

Turkish Cyprus PM calls for solution "before patience runs over"

What is he talking about?

Allow me to clarify this complex expression...

Before patience runs over impatience, making impatience a Hit-and-run victim and subsequent patient of a hospital.

In Turkish Cypriot parlance Patience do not run out,it overruns or flows over...This usage came about after 1963 when 25 TC patients in Nicosia hospital were Run Over by the GC militia and thrown into wells CAUSING THEM to OVERFLOW...

You've already been cautioned about your tendency to alter the facts.

Perhaps a spell in hospital is due you ...

[BirKibrisli]

You GCs are No cleverer than what you were in 1974 dumb is always dumb and you gcs continue to Show you ared
dumb.

Not dumb enough to allow an aggressive country at war with itself to guarantee security and have influence in running of the island's affairs - through people whose first allegiance is to themselves as a group, rather than to the island and its citizens as a whole.

aLOOOOO????That "aggressive country" has 40,000 troops in Cyprus and has great influence running 37% of our country....How are you going to get them out without a comprehensive solution??? If you are that intelligent lets see you come up with a realistic strategy....(And please,please don't mention EU pressure or UN resolutions,that would be dumb,as VP would say!)...

[repulsewarrior]

Can someone please explain why we should even be concerned with superglu.

Micky mouse or donald duck same crap.

Like we should all start crapping our selves a VP.

You need us more than we do you. Your patince, my god ther arrogance FO.

if you are a prostitute you will get used if you have the balls close the crossing points I dare you

what if we're not prostitutes, we'll keep the gates open.
looks to me that the only one with no balls right now
is eroglu, who threatens to close the gates, and who'll
prostitute himself for turkey without consideration.

...lost your temper vp, i'm surprised.

[DT.]

Turkish Cyprus PM calls for solution "before patience runs over"

What is he talking about?

Allow me to clarify this complex expression...

Before patience runs over impatience, making impatience a Hit-and-run victim and subsequent patient of a hospital.

In Turkish Cypriot parlance Patience do not run out,it overruns or flows over...This usage came about after 1963 when 25 TC patients in Nicosia hospital were Run Over by the GC militia and thrown into wells CAUSING THEM to OVERFLOW...

Must be the same patience that found 400 GC's in wells in the past year alone Bir. DOn't see anyone here harping about overflowing though.....Must admit didn't expect you to play the "we have mass graves card". In fact it surprised me in a year like the one just past where its been 4 GC's found in a well to every TC , that ANY TC can use that card.

We've been having belated funerals here nearly every month Bir. You and Bananiot should get off the hospital trip and either respect everyone's dead or shut the hell up.

[Bananiot]

DT, you are funny, to say the least. Me and Birkibrisli have acknowledged and deeply condemned atrocities committed by both parts. We did not shy away from those committed by our respective communities. If Cyprus was inhabited by Bananiots and Birkibrislis, our wells would be full with water only and this place would have been a paradise for all Cypriots.

However, your sudden burst of indignation about bodies found in wells and the belated funerals is very touching but If I may remind you, we started this "trend" in the early 60's and if someone was to shut the hell up, that would be you and your like who never found one word of sympathy to utter, when the bodies thrown in wells were not Greek Cypriots. In early 1963, truck loads of murdered Turkish Cypriots were thrown into wells at Parisinos and Makedonitissa area in Nicosia alone, but of course, you and GR need a creditable link and the murderers (who are well known) have not published their heroic acts on the net yet.

Damn the murderers of both sides! They have ruined our lives, the best years of our lives and caused so much misery to Cyprus. I do not know how to spell it, but this is how Dido Soteriou ends her epic "Farewell Anatolia" Kahr olsun sempet olanlar!

For those that might want to read the book, here is a review of this book.

Manolis Axiotis is born into a farming family in a Greek village in the mountains above Ephesus, where life revolves around the fields and the olive and fig trees. But he gets on badly with his father and is sent to the bustling, cosmopolitan city of Smyrna and exposed to a much broader world.

The villagers speak Turkish themselves and are on good terms with their Turkish neighbours; their lives follow patterns that have evolved over millennia. And Smyrna is a multi-ethnic city, shared by Turks, Greeks, Armenians, Levantines, and others. But the wars that start in 1912 and then 1914 herald a decade of violence that will destroy this world completely.

Manolis is conscripted into the Ottoman army — or rather, as an untrusted Greek, into Labour Battalions which work in appalling conditions. He deserts and goes into hiding, leading a furtive underground life. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, he ends up as part of the Greek army and the disastrous campaign to take Ankara. And at the end he is caught up in the massacres involved in the ethnic cleansing of Smyrna.

None of the characters in Farewell Anatolia really come to life: Manolis himself is too much of a blank slate, absorbing information and experiencing events, while the other characters are little more than types. But it is a powerful, gripping tale, offering a panoramic view of the catastrophic end of the Greek communities of Asia Minor. It is an ordinary person's view of how war and nationalism, used by self-centred politicians and amoral Great Powers, can drive communalism and ethnic conflict and destroy communities.

[DT.]

DT, you are funny, to say the least. Me and Birkibrisli have acknowledged and deeply condemned atrocities committed by both parts. We did not shy away from those committed by our respective communities. If Cyprus was inhabited by Bananiots and Birkibrislis, our wells would be full with water only and this place would have been a paradise for all Cypriots.

However, your sudden burst of indignation about bodies found in wells and the belated funerals is very touching but If I may remind you, we started this "trend" in the early 60's and if someone was to shut the hell up, that would be you and your like who never found one word of sympathy to utter, when the bodies thrown in wells were not Greek Cypriots. In early 1963, truck loads of murdered Turkish Cypriots were thrown into wells at Parisinos and Makedonitissa area in Nicosia alone, but of course, you and GR need a creditable link and the murderers (who are well known) have not published their heroic acts on the net yet.

Damn the murderers of both sides! They have ruined our lives, the best years of our lives and caused so much misery to Cyprus. I do not know how to spell it, but this is how Dido Soteriou ends her epic "Farewell Anatolia" Kahr olsun sempet olanlar!

For those that might want to read the book, here is a review of this book.

Manolis Axiotis is born into a farming family in a Greek village in the mountains above Ephesus, where life revolves around the fields and the olive and fig trees. But he gets on badly with his father and is sent to the bustling, cosmopolitan city of Smyrna and exposed to a much broader world.

The villagers speak Turkish themselves and are on good terms with their Turkish neighbours; their lives follow patterns that have evolved over millennia. And Smyrna is a multi-ethnic city, shared by Turks, Greeks, Armenians, Levantines, and others. But the wars that start in 1912 and then 1914 herald a decade of violence that will destroy this world completely.

Manolis is conscripted into the Ottoman army — or rather, as an untrusted Greek, into Labour Battalions which work in appalling conditions. He deserts and goes into hiding, leading a furtive underground life. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, he ends up as part of the Greek army and the disastrous campaign to take Ankara. And at the end he is caught up in the massacres involved in the ethnic cleansing of Smyrna.

None of the characters in Farewell Anatolia really come to life: Manolis himself is too much of a blank slate, absorbing information and experiencing events, while the other characters are little more than types. But it is a powerful, gripping tale, offering a panoramic view of the catastrophic end of the Greek communities of Asia Minor. It is an ordinary person's view of how war and nationalism, used by self-centred politicians and amoral Great Powers, can drive communalism and ethnic conflict and destroy communities.

Bananiot, show me when you posted something of your own accord regarding the atrocities on the 4 to 1 outnumbered GC massacred.

Next you can show me where I have not shown empathy to any massacred people in Cyprus regardless of their ethnic background.

It is you who has chosen to segragate this country by insisting on this one story and ignoring all the facts the commitees have been uncovering over the last year.

Like Halil who only remembers to post news of that committee whenever a tc body is uncovered and identified. Disgusting behaviour on you and your "like" (since you like categorising and seem to understand conversations better when I've pigeon holed people) to only recognise a small part of this tragedy and more so for completely ignoring the majority that have died.

RIP to all Cypriots that were murdered and shame on those who pick and choose (thats you and your like by the way)..

I have criticised the tc community in the past (recently regarding their choice of employment for 1/3 of their population) but have never been racist or abusive against this group of people.

You on the other hand, are a racist of the highest degree dressed as an internationalist and acting like a pacifist. The filth you've spewed over the years against one group of people simply on the justification that they belong to a group called the GC community is unbelieveable.

Leaving behind all that you've agreed to, that make the GC's 2nd class citizens politically and socially, on a human level I find you a fascist.

[Gasman]

Small point:

How sad it is to hear that people who do not know you are gossiping about you via PMs to explain how "intelligent" or "sensitive" you are. Rolling Eyes

And how stupid and gullible of you, Gassy, to let them lull you into a false sense of security, and leave you unprepared for what I could do to you, if I so choose!

Stick - wrong end - again Oracle! You misunderstood what I typed. I will try again with a bit of your bolding.

'Tis YOU people are PMing ME about to reassure ME that YOU are 'quite intelligent really' despite the way you post! And asking me not to take too much notice on account of you 'having issues' ... do you understand it now?

I agree it is very sad. Cringeworthy - as I said - I'd hate it if it were the other way round - the way round you seem to have interpreted it - arseupwards - bit like you interpret most stuff it seems!