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When Grivas became retarded.

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Postby YFred » Wed May 26, 2010 3:56 pm

growuptcs wrote:
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paliometoxo wrote:Grivas was always a retard

Just as I was getting into reading abt Osman! I could not help but roll with laughter with this next post! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Well done P.

As for Genc Osman - Was he not the one who planted the Ottoman flag on Rumeli Hisar during the most heated fight when capturing of Constantinople? I believe he was well ahead of everyone and hence he died on the spot...

So who was the one who fought 3 days and nights after he lost his head then?
:lol:

Watch out everyone Bastardo is back on line, get ready for loads of unintelligible Yankee doodle abuse.


It had to of been you. When you left the "trnc" as a man, you then came back as a woman fighting your way back in. Even your own kind don't like when you double-dip.

... And yours loves it though.
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 26, 2010 4:05 pm

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Piratis wrote:And the efforts of the Turks to de-Hellenize our island continue. Cyprus is a Greek island and that is how it was already when your ancestors came here. If you think your ancestors made the wrong choice and you do not want to live on a Greek island then you can always return to your ancestral lands.

If on the other hand you want to kill and ethnically cleanse us because we do not allow you to change the identity of our island then expect that we will continue to fight back against your aggression and expansionism.



When the Ottomans came, there was no Greek island, only a Venetian one. :roll:

And it stayed an Ottoman island for the next 300 years or so! Had it not been for the Ottomans the Venetians (being good catholics) were hell bent on cleaing off anything that was Greek Orthodox on the island!


You are again confusing what Cyprus is with the foreign ruler that occupies it.

The Venetians ruled over several Greek territories and none of those territories had any problem in being liberated and being part of the Greek state. Therefore the long term problem was caused by the Ottomans/Turks and not by the Venetians. The Latin minority today lives peacefully among us and shows respect to the Cypriot people and the identity of our island.



I'd daresay a lot of Latin blood flows throught the veins of many a Cypriot. But ofcourse you only talk of those that retained their faith. Shame really. We are all the same to a very large extent.
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Postby Piratis » Wed May 26, 2010 7:09 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
bigOz wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:And the efforts of the Turks to de-Hellenize our island continue. Cyprus is a Greek island and that is how it was already when your ancestors came here. If you think your ancestors made the wrong choice and you do not want to live on a Greek island then you can always return to your ancestral lands.

If on the other hand you want to kill and ethnically cleanse us because we do not allow you to change the identity of our island then expect that we will continue to fight back against your aggression and expansionism.



When the Ottomans came, there was no Greek island, only a Venetian one. :roll:

And it stayed an Ottoman island for the next 300 years or so! Had it not been for the Ottomans the Venetians (being good catholics) were hell bent on cleaing off anything that was Greek Orthodox on the island!


You are again confusing what Cyprus is with the foreign ruler that occupies it.

The Venetians ruled over several Greek territories and none of those territories had any problem in being liberated and being part of the Greek state. Therefore the long term problem was caused by the Ottomans/Turks and not by the Venetians. The Latin minority today lives peacefully among us and shows respect to the Cypriot people and the identity of our island.



I'd daresay a lot of Latin blood flows throught the veins of many a Cypriot. But ofcourse you only talk of those that retained their faith. Shame really. We are all the same to a very large extent.


What you say now is yet another point in favor of my argument. The Venetian rule didn't cause any long term problems to Cyprus. The Latin population either assimilated or choose to live peacefully with the rest of Cypriots without trying to impose anything in an undemocratic way.

If the TC minority was doing the same then we wouldn't have any problems today. Unfortunately your minority was manipulated and turned against the majority of the population because this division and conflict served the interests of those imperialists who wanted to maintain troops and control over Cyprus against the will of the Cypriot people.
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Postby Viewpoint » Wed May 26, 2010 7:17 pm

You talk a lot of crap Piratis Cyprus has never been Greek and never will be time you came to terms with that idea as the moment you tried to give Cyprus to Greece was the day you divided this island.
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Postby paliometoxo » Wed May 26, 2010 7:21 pm

Viewpoint wrote:You talk a lot of crap Piratis Cyprus has never been Greek and never will be time you came to terms with that idea as the moment you tried to give Cyprus to Greece was the day you divided this island.


i agree 100% with you that cyprus was never and will never be greek, also it will never be and was never turkish like some like to think in the north and before the troubles and plan to split the island in two with the help of usa and uk
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Postby Viewpoint » Wed May 26, 2010 7:46 pm

Then why did you want to give it to Greece? You know we saw it as our deat warrant.
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 26, 2010 8:46 pm

Piratis wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
bigOz wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:And the efforts of the Turks to de-Hellenize our island continue. Cyprus is a Greek island and that is how it was already when your ancestors came here. If you think your ancestors made the wrong choice and you do not want to live on a Greek island then you can always return to your ancestral lands.

If on the other hand you want to kill and ethnically cleanse us because we do not allow you to change the identity of our island then expect that we will continue to fight back against your aggression and expansionism.



When the Ottomans came, there was no Greek island, only a Venetian one. :roll:

And it stayed an Ottoman island for the next 300 years or so! Had it not been for the Ottomans the Venetians (being good catholics) were hell bent on cleaing off anything that was Greek Orthodox on the island!


You are again confusing what Cyprus is with the foreign ruler that occupies it.

The Venetians ruled over several Greek territories and none of those territories had any problem in being liberated and being part of the Greek state. Therefore the long term problem was caused by the Ottomans/Turks and not by the Venetians. The Latin minority today lives peacefully among us and shows respect to the Cypriot people and the identity of our island.



I'd daresay a lot of Latin blood flows throught the veins of many a Cypriot. But ofcourse you only talk of those that retained their faith. Shame really. We are all the same to a very large extent.


What you say now is yet another point in favor of my argument. The Venetian rule didn't cause any long term problems to Cyprus. The Latin population either assimilated or choose to live peacefully with the rest of Cypriots without trying to impose anything in an undemocratic way.

If the TC minority was doing the same then we wouldn't have any problems today. Unfortunately your minority was manipulated and turned against the majority of the population because this division and conflict served the interests of those imperialists who wanted to maintain troops and control over Cyprus against the will of the Cypriot people.



Yet you still call it a Greek island after all the assimilation. We are still ALL Cypriots and proud of it. Some of us speak a sort of Greek, some a variety of Turkish, some Armenian and some Maroniti.

I shall say this only once ; We are all Cypriots. You better get used to it. Especially if you really desire a peace settlement agreeable to all parties. Because of the partitionistas like you and others in the north, we have a divided island.
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Postby B25 » Wed May 26, 2010 9:01 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
bigOz wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:And the efforts of the Turks to de-Hellenize our island continue. Cyprus is a Greek island and that is how it was already when your ancestors came here. If you think your ancestors made the wrong choice and you do not want to live on a Greek island then you can always return to your ancestral lands.

If on the other hand you want to kill and ethnically cleanse us because we do not allow you to change the identity of our island then expect that we will continue to fight back against your aggression and expansionism.



When the Ottomans came, there was no Greek island, only a Venetian one. :roll:

And it stayed an Ottoman island for the next 300 years or so! Had it not been for the Ottomans the Venetians (being good catholics) were hell bent on cleaing off anything that was Greek Orthodox on the island!


You are again confusing what Cyprus is with the foreign ruler that occupies it.

The Venetians ruled over several Greek territories and none of those territories had any problem in being liberated and being part of the Greek state. Therefore the long term problem was caused by the Ottomans/Turks and not by the Venetians. The Latin minority today lives peacefully among us and shows respect to the Cypriot people and the identity of our island.



I'd daresay a lot of Latin blood flows throught the veins of many a Cypriot. But ofcourse you only talk of those that retained their faith. Shame really. We are all the same to a very large extent.


What you say now is yet another point in favor of my argument. The Venetian rule didn't cause any long term problems to Cyprus. The Latin population either assimilated or choose to live peacefully with the rest of Cypriots without trying to impose anything in an undemocratic way.

If the TC minority was doing the same then we wouldn't have any problems today. Unfortunately your minority was manipulated and turned against the majority of the population because this division and conflict served the interests of those imperialists who wanted to maintain troops and control over Cyprus against the will of the Cypriot people.



Yet you still call it a Greek island after all the assimilation. We are still ALL Cypriots and proud of it. Some of us speak a sort of Greek, some a variety of Turkish, some Armenian and some Maroniti.

I shall say this only once ; We are all Cypriots. You better get used to it. Especially if you really desire a peace settlement agreeable to all parties. Because of the partitionistas like you and others in the north, we have a divided island.


No Grandad, we have a divided island because of you lot.

You made this trouble, you continue to fuel it and you want whats not yours. Thats the real problem.

Piratis is showing you all the error of your ways, but even if you did agree with him you wouldn't say because you would have to give up what you (not personally you understand) stole.

Way to go Piratis man. Just keep reminding these low lifes.
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed May 26, 2010 9:08 pm

B25 wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:
bigOz wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:
Piratis wrote:And the efforts of the Turks to de-Hellenize our island continue. Cyprus is a Greek island and that is how it was already when your ancestors came here. If you think your ancestors made the wrong choice and you do not want to live on a Greek island then you can always return to your ancestral lands.

If on the other hand you want to kill and ethnically cleanse us because we do not allow you to change the identity of our island then expect that we will continue to fight back against your aggression and expansionism.



When the Ottomans came, there was no Greek island, only a Venetian one. :roll:

And it stayed an Ottoman island for the next 300 years or so! Had it not been for the Ottomans the Venetians (being good catholics) were hell bent on cleaing off anything that was Greek Orthodox on the island!


You are again confusing what Cyprus is with the foreign ruler that occupies it.

The Venetians ruled over several Greek territories and none of those territories had any problem in being liberated and being part of the Greek state. Therefore the long term problem was caused by the Ottomans/Turks and not by the Venetians. The Latin minority today lives peacefully among us and shows respect to the Cypriot people and the identity of our island.



I'd daresay a lot of Latin blood flows throught the veins of many a Cypriot. But ofcourse you only talk of those that retained their faith. Shame really. We are all the same to a very large extent.


What you say now is yet another point in favor of my argument. The Venetian rule didn't cause any long term problems to Cyprus. The Latin population either assimilated or choose to live peacefully with the rest of Cypriots without trying to impose anything in an undemocratic way.

If the TC minority was doing the same then we wouldn't have any problems today. Unfortunately your minority was manipulated and turned against the majority of the population because this division and conflict served the interests of those imperialists who wanted to maintain troops and control over Cyprus against the will of the Cypriot people.



Yet you still call it a Greek island after all the assimilation. We are still ALL Cypriots and proud of it. Some of us speak a sort of Greek, some a variety of Turkish, some Armenian and some Maroniti.

I shall say this only once ; We are all Cypriots. You better get used to it. Especially if you really desire a peace settlement agreeable to all parties. Because of the partitionistas like you and others in the north, we have a divided island.


No Grandad, we have a divided island because of you lot.

You made this trouble, you continue to fuel it and you want whats not yours. Thats the real problem.

Piratis is showing you all the error of your ways, but even if you did agree with him you wouldn't say because you would have to give up what you (not personally you understand) stole.

Way to go Piratis man. Just keep reminding these low lifes.



You too have proved my point. With a mentality like you and Piratis, who would want you two as neighbours. If I would many more TCs wouldnt. If you never wanted that sweet dream of ENOSIS, we would never have this CYProb. Gadalavis?
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Postby Gasman » Wed May 26, 2010 9:14 pm

Oh it's good to see so many stating Cyprus is NOT Greek, never has been and never will be.

Why on earth don't all those who yearn to be considered 'Greek' simply go and live in Greece and do whatever is necessary to obtain Greek citizenship or waddever?

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