Talisker wrote:.......would 1571 ever be mentioned?
Oracle wrote:1974 was not a direct consequence of 1571 because the Turks had relinquished any conqueror's interests, to the Brits.
The seeds for 1974 were planted in the 50s when Turkey decided once again it wanted to control and rule Cyprus!
There was no escape once the Turks had extended their talons. If it didn't happen in 1974 (having failed in 1964), then there would have been further attempts at invasion until they succeeded.
Talisker wrote:.......would 1571 ever be mentioned?
denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:1974 was not a direct consequence of 1571 because the Turks had relinquished any conqueror's interests, to the Brits.
The seeds for 1974 were planted in the 50s when Turkey decided once again it wanted to control and rule Cyprus!
There was no escape once the Turks had extended their talons. If it didn't happen in 1974 (having failed in 1964), then there would have been further attempts at invasion until they succeeded.
Good morning O. It is a pity, the warnings of 1964, 1967 etc were not taken seriously; otherwise Turkey would have not had they lame excuses to occupy the north. Now it seems they are 'superglued' to the island. How will this 'bond' be loosened? It seems the more belligerent one gets (?) the tighter the bonding.
Oracle wrote:denizaksulu wrote:Oracle wrote:1974 was not a direct consequence of 1571 because the Turks had relinquished any conqueror's interests, to the Brits.
The seeds for 1974 were planted in the 50s when Turkey decided once again it wanted to control and rule Cyprus!
There was no escape once the Turks had extended their talons. If it didn't happen in 1974 (having failed in 1964), then there would have been further attempts at invasion until they succeeded.
Good morning O. It is a pity, the warnings of 1964, 1967 etc were not taken seriously; otherwise Turkey would have not had they lame excuses to occupy the north. Now it seems they are 'superglued' to the island. How will this 'bond' be loosened? It seems the more belligerent one gets (?) the tighter the bonding.
Those were NOT warnings. Those were serious attempts at invasion. 1974 was part of the continuing cycle of Turkey wanting Cyprus! It would never have stopped until it had succeeded with what it has now. An occupation!
However, it WILL be reversed and Turkey WILL be disarmed from this barbaric tendency to invade, forever more!
Hallelujah to that day! ..... and goodbye as I am being forced out of the house for lunch ....
Paphitis wrote:Talisker wrote:.......would 1571 ever be mentioned?
If the TCs expressed unquestionable loyalty to Cyprus in this day and age where Enosis is dead and buried, instead of collaborating with the Turkish Invader, then 1571 will never be mentioned because they (TCs) would become a quintessential part of Cypriot nationalism and the modern day Cypriot nation.
Viewpoint wrote:Paphitis wrote:Talisker wrote:.......would 1571 ever be mentioned?
If the TCs expressed unquestionable loyalty to Cyprus in this day and age where Enosis is dead and buried, instead of collaborating with the Turkish Invader, then 1571 will never be mentioned because they (TCs) would become a quintessential part of Cypriot nationalism and the modern day Cypriot nation.
Bit late for that now, your past actions sealed the future which we live today.
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