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[B25]

O, I wouldn't bother with this prick, he is just another Bananiot antagonist who sees the GCs as demons and the TCs as angels.

Did you notice the softening of Banana when he spoke to afrodisiac, it was as if he was one of his own kind.

Lets just summaries all this rubbish.

Whatever happened happened, ok so far?

Now, why is the turkish army still here, the settlers and turkey in cyprus??

Your efforts would be better spent trying to get them out rather than blow jobbing them.

I mean come on guys.

It has become obvious why banana hates the GCs, especially EOKA, he was wronged by them, so now we must "all pay the price". Seems he has been speaking to another well established racist partionist on the board.

Afrodisiac, whats your beef??

[MR-from-NG]

Mr-from-NG, the book is only in Greek I am afraid, but you are right, it is a most interesting and informative book.

Just to come back to Piratis once again, not in the vain hope of installing some sanity into this person, but for the benefit of all forumers, I would like to stress a simple fact that really shouldn't be needing any stressing. The intercommunal strife did not start just like that, as the late Tommy Cooper would say. It was brewing, long before it started, thanks to the efforts of the sick nationalists of both sides. Here is another example:

On April 23 1956, EOKA members shot a GC policeman next to the Seray in Nicosia. A TC policeman (named Nihat Pacit) went after them and they shot him dead. The perpetrators were arrested on the spot by Turkish Cypriot women, would you believe. You can imagine what followed. The TC mob went on a rampage stoning and setting alight GC shops next to the pandopoleio. This setting went on for the next two days and eventually, the old pandopoleio was left in the hands of the TC's and the GC's turned the ginaikopazaro into a pandopoleio and thus segregation was duly achieved to the delight of the nationalists. Two separate pandopoleia as far back as 1956 and some naive forumers still think that separation and partition happened in 1974.

Another event that produced arson attacks and beating in many parts of Cyprus, including Larnaca and Limasol, was the murdering of TC policeman Lisani Ahmed in Polis on May 23 1956. Who were the murderers is not conclusive. It could have been EOKA or even TMT to incite racial hatred. This was a method practiced by both sides during this "preparatory" period of the demise of Cyprus.

Thats a shame Bananiot, judging by the few examples you so kindly give it would have been a great read.

Unfortunately our dear friend Piratis chooses to live in denial, not only that but he also knowingly distorts the truth to such an extent that anybody looking from the outside in would think he was certifiable.

Let me be absolutely honest here, it saddens me to tell you that the vast majority of TC's are now in the firm belief that partition is the only sensible solution. I wonder if Piratis and the likes are even aware that they are solely responsible for the swing of opinion within the TC community?

Anyway, we must not give up hope, as they say "time is a great healer", we must therefore be optimistic for the future and look forward to the day that the Piratis's, Oracles B25's, Sotos's etc etc will become just an insignificant few, the Bananiots will be the majority and Cyprus will live happily ever after.

[B25]

Mr-from-NG, the book is only in Greek I am afraid, but you are right, it is a most interesting and informative book.

Just to come back to Piratis once again, not in the vain hope of installing some sanity into this person, but for the benefit of all forumers, I would like to stress a simple fact that really shouldn't be needing any stressing. The intercommunal strife did not start just like that, as the late Tommy Cooper would say. It was brewing, long before it started, thanks to the efforts of the sick nationalists of both sides. Here is another example:

On April 23 1956, EOKA members shot a GC policeman next to the Seray in Nicosia. A TC policeman (named Nihat Pacit) went after them and they shot him dead. The perpetrators were arrested on the spot by Turkish Cypriot women, would you believe. You can imagine what followed. The TC mob went on a rampage stoning and setting alight GC shops next to the pandopoleio. This setting went on for the next two days and eventually, the old pandopoleio was left in the hands of the TC's and the GC's turned the ginaikopazaro into a pandopoleio and thus segregation was duly achieved to the delight of the nationalists. Two separate pandopoleia as far back as 1956 and some naive forumers still think that separation and partition happened in 1974.

Another event that produced arson attacks and beating in many parts of Cyprus, including Larnaca and Limasol, was the murdering of TC policeman Lisani Ahmed in Polis on May 23 1956. Who were the murderers is not conclusive. It could have been EOKA or even TMT to incite racial hatred. This was a method practiced by both sides during this "preparatory" period of the demise of Cyprus.

Thats a shame Bananiot, judging by the few examples you so kindly give it would have been a great read.

Unfortunately our dear friend Piratis chooses to live in denial, not only that but he also knowingly distorts the truth to such an extent that anybody looking from the outside in would think he was certifiable.

Let me be absolutely honest here, it saddens me to tell you that the vast majority of TC's are now in the firm belief that partition is the only sensible solution. I wonder if Piratis and the likes are even aware that they are solely responsible for the swing of opinion within the TC community?

Anyway, we must not give up hope, as they say "time is a great healer", we must therefore be optimistic for the future and look forward to the day that the Piratis's, Oracles B25's, Sotos's etc etc will become just an insignificant few, the Bananiots will be the majority and Cyprus will live happily ever after.

Dream on Mr... 'C' man. You and your ilk are producing more non Bananiots every day with your constant lies face rubs and down right arrogant rasict comments.

Feel free to throw your 'Cs' this way, no problem I can handle all you got and more.

Any decent self respecting GC would rather die first than gift his country to you and the likes of Banana.

So, yes we have the time, we are not the ones disappearing, bye bye sunshine.

[Lit]

What is Lit on about?

Can you not read? I am talking about the hypocrisy of it all.

get it through his thick skull that we all played a part in destroying Cyprus?

I had it drummed through my thick skull by you and your sock puppets that the problem is me. This all wouldn't have happened if i was not born.

[Nikitas]

"Muslims in Greece, Muslims in Bulgaria, "

what happened to them that can compare to the events in Cyprus? So far the Buglarian moslems form 10 per cent of the voting population and have their own political party, in Greece they hold several parliamentary seats and enjoy full equality. Which is a lot more than I can do in my hometown Famagusta.

Seeing the response that Turkey had in mind to Enosis, one begins to wonder about who had the worst idea.

[YFred]

"Muslims in Greece, Muslims in Bulgaria, "

what happened to them that can compare to the events in Cyprus? So far the Buglarian moslems form 10 per cent of the voting population and have their own political party, in Greece they hold several parliamentary seats and enjoy full equality. Which is a lot more than I can do in my hometown Famagusta.

Seeing the response that Turkey had in mind to Enosis, one begins to wonder about who had the worst idea.

Except that they are not allowed to call themselves turks. They are muslims. Not that different to the kurds really. They were not allowed to call themseves kurds either. Funny enough they now can. Can you say the same for the Greek Turks. It has a ring to, I like it. The Greek Turks.

[Nikitas]

The choice was not imposed by Greece, it is the same with the christian citizens of Turkey, a mutual arrangement under the treaty of Lausanne.

In reality they actually do call themselves Turkish, as they have often done on TV interviews. And an elected MP addressed Erdoghan as "my prime minister" which technically should have stripped him of his parliamentary seat, but did not.

[YFred]

The choice was not imposed by Greece, it is the same with the christian citizens of Turkey, a mutual arrangement under the treaty of Lausanne.

In reality they actually do call themselves Turkish, as they have often done on TV interviews. And an elected MP addressed Erdoghan as "my prime minister" which technically should have stripped him of his parliamentary seat, but did not.

Very interesting an eu country has treaty with a third party as to what it's citizen can call themselves. You could't make it up, it is so funny.

So much for freedon in the eu. Never mind true freedom, that is not even a very very basic freedom. The kurds now have more freedom than that.

[Nikitas]

When you see how much EU aid and subsidies are absorbed in Thrace then you will realise that the people there would be ready to call themselves anything the EU wanted.

[denizaksulu]

The choice was not imposed by Greece, it is the same with the christian citizens of Turkey, a mutual arrangement under the treaty of Lausanne.

In reality they actually do call themselves Turkish, as they have often done on TV interviews. And an elected MP addressed Erdoghan as "my prime minister" which technically should have stripped him of his parliamentary seat, but did not.

If he addressed Erdogan as 'my prime minister' as you said, that was merely as a sign of respect and not that he acknowledges that he is HIS prime minister. eg: We address any teacher as 'my teacher' as a sign of respect. He may not be his 'actual' teacher. So no big deal really. So those who did not strip him off his parliamentary seat had more sense or more understanding of the Turkish language than you show. The Turkish language can be a bit tad too polite.

Regards.