Viewpoint wrote:Piratis wrote:Viewpoint wrote:Hello Piratis the moment you people dreamt of enosis was the day you placed us in danger and we had to fight back...get this into your head. You just casually stating we were not in danger does not cut it no one believes this bullshit, threatening us with becoming part of Greece was not where we wanted to take our future, your enosis turned us into instantly into your enemies thats why we the underdogs sided with the only force protector we knew the Brits.
1) That union with Greece would put you in danger is just some imaginary theory that you created to excuse your crimes. There is no evidence that anything would happen to you. On the contrary union with Greece was a 100% legitimate demand and the Cypriot people did nothing wrong in asking for their rights.
2) Even before 1958 TCs had already joined the British as missionaries fighting against EOKA. But in 1958 you targeted the whole GC population, indiscriminately burning down shops and homes and murdering people. This was not an act against enosis, this was an act against the whole GC population and the aim was to initiate an inter-communal conflict. The broadcasts from Turkey calling TCs to murder GCs and start a civil war say it all.
Piratis you just claiming nothing would happen to TCs if we allowed you to gift Cyprus is Greece is not good enough and no one believes your ridiculous statements, we did not want to become a Greek island and all the dangers it would imcorporate we had every right to fight for survival.
Of course we joined forces with the Brits how else were we supposed to fight against you gifting Cyprus to Greece something we obviously did not want and saw as our death warrant.
You keep repeating nonsense without providing any evidence. Your imaginary scenarios do not count as evidence.
We didn't want to be part of British empire and we didn't want to be part of Ottoman empire either. Still we were under Ottoman rule for 3+ centuries, and under British rule for almost one more.
How can Cyprus be part of the British or Ottoman empires against the will of the Cypriot people, but it can not be part of the Greek state, which is what the vast majority of Cypriots wanted? Of course it could, which is why the demand for union with Greece was a 100% legitimate one.
Furthermore you still did not provide any explanation on how burning homes and shops and murdering innocent people was an opposition to union with Greece. Those were attacks against the general GC public aimed to initiate an inter-communal conflict, not acts against enosis.