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Re: British bases must go - EU standards violated.

Postby DT. » Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:14 pm

georgios100 wrote:
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georgios100 wrote:It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU member(CY). This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem. As a matter of fact, the removal of the bases should be included into the current talks and implemented into the negotiated solution. The bases ( relic of the colonians) are not in the best interest of RoC and should be considered a threat of the secutity of the island.

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agree with you regarding the removal of the bases mate but I believe this approach
It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU[/b] member(CY)[/color]. This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem


is a wrong one. Otherwise Angela Merkel would have kicked out the British bases in Germany ages ago.


Seriously DT, I just can't think of a reason as to why these bases should remain in Cyprus. Is it in the best interest of RoC to keep the bases? Is there any Cypriots who would like the bases to stay as they are? Why?

The British want to maintain the bases for strategic reasons for controlling/monitoring the Middle East? Similar control at Gibraltar?

Georgios100


No Cypriots i know of mate that would want these bases to remain. The situation is that it will take a new constitution to remove them. The British need the bases for re-fuelling now that they're slowly going to dismantle their navy and start getting rid of a few aircraft carriers. Basically, we're the aircraft carrier.
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Re: British bases must go - EU standards violated.

Postby georgios100 » Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:33 pm

DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:
DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU member(CY). This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem. As a matter of fact, the removal of the bases should be included into the current talks and implemented into the negotiated solution. The bases ( relic of the colonians) are not in the best interest of RoC and should be considered a threat of the secutity of the island.

Georgios100


agree with you regarding the removal of the bases mate but I believe this approach
It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU[/b] member(CY)[/color]. This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem


is a wrong one. Otherwise Angela Merkel would have kicked out the British bases in Germany ages ago.


Seriously DT, I just can't think of a reason as to why these bases should remain in Cyprus. Is it in the best interest of RoC to keep the bases? Is there any Cypriots who would like the bases to stay as they are? Why?

The British want to maintain the bases for strategic reasons for controlling/monitoring the Middle East? Similar control at Gibraltar?

Georgios100


No Cypriots i know of mate that would want these bases to remain. The situation is that it will take a new constitution to remove them. The British need the bases for re-fuelling now that they're slowly going to dismantle their navy and start getting rid of a few aircraft carriers. Basically, we're the aircraft carrier.


Cyprus is the Brit's aircraft carrier... new constitution required to dispose the bases...

Well, a new constitution is imminent (if the solution is found) which should order them out of here.

As for re-fuelling, let them go to US Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, in Crete, Greece. Lots of fuel there.
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Postby only me » Fri Mar 12, 2010 11:58 pm

GeorgeV97qaue. What a nasty little person you are.
Maybe you would prefer this flag over the WHOLE island.
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Postby saurkraut » Sat Mar 13, 2010 12:07 am

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paaul12 wrote:Dear o dear, o dear, :cry: :cry: :cry:

It looks like everything is going so so wrong, you poor little GC’s all the horrible people in the whole wide world are against you, and that very very naughty EU how could they have tricked you, they are so naughty, what were they thinking off!!! :oops:

Still have a read of some of your “orams” posts I am sure that will cheer you all up and you will feel better in the morning, but the judgment will still be there, o, my god, it’s a nighmare :shock:

:wink:


Why dont you f off you knob. Why do you have tukish flag as your avatar? Are a turk? With a name like Paul I gather you are English tosser possibly an owner of Greek Land. I tell you what Paul the turk lover why do you move you and your family to turkey if you love them so much.


Ho ho how the flavour changes so quickly, one moment you all are bragging crowing and smelling blood and now you rant and shout at the moon after being given some of your own bag. Live with it mate it aint going away. Now come on back with more of your foul mouthed ignorance delightfully showing the limits of your pea brain. Small penis i guess. :lol:
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Re: British bases must go - EU standards violated.

Postby YFred » Sat Mar 13, 2010 12:09 am

georgios100 wrote:
DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:
DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU member(CY). This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem. As a matter of fact, the removal of the bases should be included into the current talks and implemented into the negotiated solution. The bases ( relic of the colonians) are not in the best interest of RoC and should be considered a threat of the secutity of the island.

Georgios100


agree with you regarding the removal of the bases mate but I believe this approach
It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU[/b] member(CY)[/color]. This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem


is a wrong one. Otherwise Angela Merkel would have kicked out the British bases in Germany ages ago.


Seriously DT, I just can't think of a reason as to why these bases should remain in Cyprus. Is it in the best interest of RoC to keep the bases? Is there any Cypriots who would like the bases to stay as they are? Why?

The British want to maintain the bases for strategic reasons for controlling/monitoring the Middle East? Similar control at Gibraltar?

Georgios100


No Cypriots i know of mate that would want these bases to remain. The situation is that it will take a new constitution to remove them. The British need the bases for re-fuelling now that they're slowly going to dismantle their navy and start getting rid of a few aircraft carriers. Basically, we're the aircraft carrier.


Cyprus is the Brit's aircraft carrier... new constitution required to dispose the bases...

Well, a new constitution is imminent (if the solution is found) which should order them out of here.

As for re-fuelling, let them go to US Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, in Crete, Greece. Lots of fuel there.

Turkey and Cyprus is the nearest friendly land near the oil fields. Greece is not a friendly nation. Stop kidding yourself, no matter what happens, Nato will have the bases in Cyprus. Gecitkale Airport in the north is an American base. The yanks know how to secure a base in every direction. If you want peace on the island, you have to go along with the yanks otherwise there will never be peace.
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Re: British bases must go - EU standards violated.

Postby B25 » Sat Mar 13, 2010 8:35 am

YFred wrote:
georgios100 wrote:
DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:
DT. wrote:
georgios100 wrote:It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU member(CY). This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem. As a matter of fact, the removal of the bases should be included into the current talks and implemented into the negotiated solution. The bases ( relic of the colonians) are not in the best interest of RoC and should be considered a threat of the secutity of the island.

Georgios100


agree with you regarding the removal of the bases mate but I believe this approach
It is paranoid to believe that EU will allow one of it's members (UK) to maintain military bases at another EU[/b] member(CY)[/color]. This is a clear violation of EU standards and must be enforced immediately upon signing the solution of the Cyprus problem


is a wrong one. Otherwise Angela Merkel would have kicked out the British bases in Germany ages ago.


Seriously DT, I just can't think of a reason as to why these bases should remain in Cyprus. Is it in the best interest of RoC to keep the bases? Is there any Cypriots who would like the bases to stay as they are? Why?

The British want to maintain the bases for strategic reasons for controlling/monitoring the Middle East? Similar control at Gibraltar?

Georgios100


No Cypriots i know of mate that would want these bases to remain. The situation is that it will take a new constitution to remove them. The British need the bases for re-fuelling now that they're slowly going to dismantle their navy and start getting rid of a few aircraft carriers. Basically, we're the aircraft carrier.


Cyprus is the Brit's aircraft carrier... new constitution required to dispose the bases...

Well, a new constitution is imminent (if the solution is found) which should order them out of here.

As for re-fuelling, let them go to US Naval Support Activity Souda Bay, in Crete, Greece. Lots of fuel there.

Turkey and Cyprus is the nearest friendly land near the oil fields. Greece is not a friendly nation. Stop kidding yourself, no matter what happens, Nato will have the bases in Cyprus. Gecitkale Airport in the north is an American base. The yanks know how to secure a base in every direction. If you want peace on the island, you have to go along with the yanks otherwise there will never be peace.


Yes and this northern yankee base is the real reason the yankees put the turks into Cyprus.

Makarios refused such a base, but the yanks were having it anyway, so come along turkey, so F obvious, don't you see??? Wat?
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Postby miltiades » Sat Mar 13, 2010 9:56 am

Whether we like it or not , Britain as well as the USA will look upon Cyprus as an important strategic base .
The refusal by Makarios to agree to American request for a base in Cyprus was wrong , Makarios sited as the reason the risk that ...prostitution and drugs would be introduced to Cyprus by the Americans. Well he was right , as a result of not having USA basis we also do not have either ...prostitution or ...drugs.
My fellow Cypriots , if the only recognized government of Cyprus , ie the RoC was to make a formal request for the withdrawal of the British basis Britain will have to take note and perhaps she might be invited over the other site !!!
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Postby EricSeans » Sat Mar 13, 2010 12:34 pm

paaul12 wrote:Dear o dear, o dear, :cry: :cry: :cry:

It looks like everything is going so so wrong, you poor little GC’s all the horrible people in the whole wide world are against you, and that very very naughty EU how could they have tricked you, they are so naughty, what were they thinking off!!! :oops:

Still have a read of some of your “orams” posts I am sure that will cheer you all up and you will feel better in the morning, but the judgment will still be there, o, my god, it’s a nighmare :shock:

:wink:


Do you mean the Orams judgement is a nightmare to builders like you, Paul? :wink:
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Postby YFred » Sat Mar 13, 2010 12:38 pm

miltiades wrote:Whether we like it or not , Britain as well as the USA will look upon Cyprus as an important strategic base .
The refusal by Makarios to agree to American request for a base in Cyprus was wrong , Makarios sited as the reason the risk that ...prostitution and drugs would be introduced to Cyprus by the Americans. Well he was right , as a result of not having USA basis we also do not have either ...prostitution or ...drugs.
My fellow Cypriots , if the only recognized government of Cyprus , ie the RoC was to make a formal request for the withdrawal of the British basis Britain will have to take note and perhaps she might be invited over the other site !!!

Milti, I have come to expect less bias from you so you can imagine how dissapointed I was to read the above comment. Makarios may have given the excuse but everyone knows the real reason why he refused. If you follow the arms trade to Cyprus, it then becomes so obvious. Surely the reason why he said no was becasue he was alligned to the communist block and hated America.
I am certain prostitution was very low on the list reasons.
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Postby Viewpoint » Sat Mar 13, 2010 1:40 pm

Paul is right one moment you GCs thought you had won the war when the Orams judgement was announced only to find out later that it was just one battle and that a slap in the face was just around the corner go to the IPC if you want your rights back.
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