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Postby All4114All » Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:13 pm

B25 wrote:Bir Wrote:

'.....Why should Iran be the sitting duck when Israel has nuclear missiles that can target every muslim city around them'

and

'....I question the above of who is really pulling the strings saying one can and one can't have nuclear weapons.'

So if you change Iran for Cyprus and Israel for Turkey in the above, you will see just how much of a F hypocrite you turks are.

Its OK for turkey to have fighter planes, tanks, 500,000 soldiers, and a shit load of other, but when poor old Cyprus tried to get some S300 Missiles (purely for defensive purposes), Turkey was shitting herself and making a song and dance about not letting the RoC have such a defensive weapon.

Typical F turks, mine, mine, and yours mine. Aholes


I am no supporter of continuing military bases in Northern Cyprus but however with no solution and the arrogance on both sides I also don't see any rush for demilitarization.

But to your S-300 missiles the arguement was that these missiles are for defensive purposes as you say in little poor old Cyprus as you say. So you really need to question what defensive purpose of little old Cyprus against an army which is the population of Cyprus importing these S-300 missiles are trying to achieve? Because it was argued that these missiles where for defensive attack against Turkey.

Before you launch your missiles the war will be over. So would it genuinely protect Cyprus? Maybe against Malta.

BTW you forgot that Cyprus has four military presence UK, UN, Turkish Army and Greek Cypriot Army protecting their own interest. So to say Cyprus defense you mean these S-300 missiles only in South Cyprus and not as a defense of Cyprus as a whole.
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Postby BirKibrisli » Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:22 pm

B25 wrote:Bir Wrote:

'.....Why should Iran be the sitting duck when Israel has nuclear missiles that can target every muslim city around them'

and

'....I question the above of who is really pulling the strings saying one can and one can't have nuclear weapons.'

So if you change Iran for Cyprus and Israel for Turkey in the above, you will see just how much of a F hypocrite you turks are.

Its OK for turkey to have fighter planes, tanks, 500,000 soldiers, and a shit load of other, but when poor old Cyprus tried to get some S300 Missiles (purely for defensive purposes), Turkey was shitting herself and making a song and dance about not letting the RoC have such a defensive weapon.

Typical F turks, mine, mine, and yours mine. Aholes


I wrote no such thing...Get your facts straight,cobber...
Hypocrites are those who ignore the plight of the TCs betwen 1964-74 and talk about the pain and suffering of the GCs in 1974...When you are ready to accept historical reality you will earn the right to criticise others...In the meanwhile, it is you who are saying mine mine mine,our pain our pain,our suffering our suffering ouR suffering...Typical fcuking hypocrite...!!! I hope you noticed I have not insulted the entire Greek or GC nation,but just YOU,little fascist ignoramus bastard!!!! :)
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Postby boomerang » Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:33 pm

All4114All wrote:Before you launch your missiles the war will be over. So would it genuinely protect Cyprus? Maybe against Malta.


just info on the s300...they would have locked on any plane in turkey on take off...a formidable defensive armament...this is why turkey wasn't happy about it...not because the war would have been over before they were launched...
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Postby All4114All » Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:42 pm

boomerang wrote:
All4114All wrote:Before you launch your missiles the war will be over. So would it genuinely protect Cyprus? Maybe against Malta.


just info on the s300...they would have locked on any plane in turkey on take off...a formidable defensive armament...this is why turkey wasn't happy about it...not because the war would have been over before they were launched...


Great defensive missile against an attack it would surely bring destruction and a few fighter jets down. But against Turkey army vs South Cyprus defense please.
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Postby boomerang » Wed Dec 22, 2010 3:49 pm

All4114All wrote:
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All4114All wrote:Before you launch your missiles the war will be over. So would it genuinely protect Cyprus? Maybe against Malta.


just info on the s300...they would have locked on any plane in turkey on take off...a formidable defensive armament...this is why turkey wasn't happy about it...not because the war would have been over before they were launched...


Great defensive missile against an attack it would surely bring destruction and a few fighter jets down. But against Turkey army vs South Cyprus defense please.


i was merely passing info as to why turkey was so adamant in not having the s300 on the island...

could you think of another reason as to why turkey didn't want the s300 on the island when turkey does not object to other armaments on the island?...

obviously turkey perceived the s300 as a major threat...

they would have popped the planes out of the sky one at the time...

another example of fear from the s300, recently israel objected to iran having s300...
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Postby Daniella » Wed Dec 22, 2010 6:11 pm

Israel Makes Waves by Simulating an Earthquake

When Israel makes waves by simulating an earthquake maybe was not to improve the understanding of sound waves in the atmosphere.
The experiment was financied by U.S. Defense Department.

www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/133083


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Postby insan » Thu Dec 23, 2010 12:24 am

Oracle wrote:For those sceptics warning us against these alliances ...

Here's my favourite quote, brought to you by DT. :D


"The Cypriot campaign looks like the real interfaith dialogue the Turks have been thriving for over the past several years: it unites one Jewish, three Muslim and one Orthodox state around common offshore borders, without a single bullet shot, a suicide bomb exploded or a rocket launched. The dialogue even stretches across the Aegean."


While being interviewed on a morning show of Greece's largest television station, Mega TV, the Metropolite of Piraeus Seraphim said that international Zionism tries to destroy family values by promoting one-parent families and same-sex marriages, and said there is a Zionist conspiracy to enslave Greece and Christian Orthodoxy.

The Metropolite also said that Hitler was just a tool used by Zionists in order to ensure the establishment of Israel.

When the Greek host asked him, "Why do you disagree with Hitler's politics? If they are doing all this, wasn't he right in burning them?," the Metropolite answered, "Adolf Hitler was an instrument of world Zionism and was financed from the renowned Rothschild family with the sole purpose of convincing the Jews to leave the shores of Europe and go to Israel to establish the new Empire."

He went on to say that Jews such as "Rockefeller, Rotchschild and Soros control the international banking system that controls globalization."


http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/eur ... s-1.332223

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Postby Oracle » Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:05 am

insan wrote:
Oracle wrote:For those sceptics warning us against these alliances ...

Here's my favourite quote, brought to you by DT. :D


"The Cypriot campaign looks like the real interfaith dialogue the Turks have been thriving for over the past several years: it unites one Jewish, three Muslim and one Orthodox state around common offshore borders, without a single bullet shot, a suicide bomb exploded or a rocket launched. The dialogue even stretches across the Aegean."


While being interviewed on a morning show of Greece's largest television station, Mega TV, the Metropolite of Piraeus Seraphim said that international Zionism tries to destroy family values by promoting one-parent families and same-sex marriages, and said there is a Zionist conspiracy to enslave Greece and Christian Orthodoxy.

The Metropolite also said that Hitler was just a tool used by Zionists in order to ensure the establishment of Israel.

When the Greek host asked him, "Why do you disagree with Hitler's politics? If they are doing all this, wasn't he right in burning them?," the Metropolite answered, "Adolf Hitler was an instrument of world Zionism and was financed from the renowned Rothschild family with the sole purpose of convincing the Jews to leave the shores of Europe and go to Israel to establish the new Empire."

He went on to say that Jews such as "Rockefeller, Rotchschild and Soros control the international banking system that controls globalization."


http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/eur ... s-1.332223

:wink:


Freedom of speech and differences in religious practices are all part of Europeanisation! You won't understand, suppressed as you are.

These political alliances are not inspired by religiosity, but are interesting in how, despite our cultural differences, Cyprus and Greece have bridged the divides. Jealous? :D
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Postby insan » Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:20 am

Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
Oracle wrote:For those sceptics warning us against these alliances ...

Here's my favourite quote, brought to you by DT. :D


"The Cypriot campaign looks like the real interfaith dialogue the Turks have been thriving for over the past several years: it unites one Jewish, three Muslim and one Orthodox state around common offshore borders, without a single bullet shot, a suicide bomb exploded or a rocket launched. The dialogue even stretches across the Aegean."


While being interviewed on a morning show of Greece's largest television station, Mega TV, the Metropolite of Piraeus Seraphim said that international Zionism tries to destroy family values by promoting one-parent families and same-sex marriages, and said there is a Zionist conspiracy to enslave Greece and Christian Orthodoxy.

The Metropolite also said that Hitler was just a tool used by Zionists in order to ensure the establishment of Israel.

When the Greek host asked him, "Why do you disagree with Hitler's politics? If they are doing all this, wasn't he right in burning them?," the Metropolite answered, "Adolf Hitler was an instrument of world Zionism and was financed from the renowned Rothschild family with the sole purpose of convincing the Jews to leave the shores of Europe and go to Israel to establish the new Empire."

He went on to say that Jews such as "Rockefeller, Rotchschild and Soros control the international banking system that controls globalization."


http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/eur ... s-1.332223

:wink:


Freedom of speech and differences in religious practices are all part of Europeanisation! You won't understand, suppressed as you are.

These political alliances are not inspired by religiosity, but are interesting in how, despite our cultural differences, Cyprus and Greece have bridged the divides. Jealous? :D


It's u that often go berserk and insult people because they have different opinions than yours; not me...

... and u suppose u r a civilised European who respects freedom of speech eh? :lol:
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Postby Oracle » Thu Dec 23, 2010 1:31 am

insan wrote:
Oracle wrote:
insan wrote:
Oracle wrote:For those sceptics warning us against these alliances ...

Here's my favourite quote, brought to you by DT. :D


"The Cypriot campaign looks like the real interfaith dialogue the Turks have been thriving for over the past several years: it unites one Jewish, three Muslim and one Orthodox state around common offshore borders, without a single bullet shot, a suicide bomb exploded or a rocket launched. The dialogue even stretches across the Aegean."


While being interviewed on a morning show of Greece's largest television station, Mega TV, the Metropolite of Piraeus Seraphim said that international Zionism tries to destroy family values by promoting one-parent families and same-sex marriages, and said there is a Zionist conspiracy to enslave Greece and Christian Orthodoxy.

The Metropolite also said that Hitler was just a tool used by Zionists in order to ensure the establishment of Israel.

When the Greek host asked him, "Why do you disagree with Hitler's politics? If they are doing all this, wasn't he right in burning them?," the Metropolite answered, "Adolf Hitler was an instrument of world Zionism and was financed from the renowned Rothschild family with the sole purpose of convincing the Jews to leave the shores of Europe and go to Israel to establish the new Empire."

He went on to say that Jews such as "Rockefeller, Rotchschild and Soros control the international banking system that controls globalization."


http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/eur ... s-1.332223

:wink:


Freedom of speech and differences in religious practices are all part of Europeanisation! You won't understand, suppressed as you are.

These political alliances are not inspired by religiosity, but are interesting in how, despite our cultural differences, Cyprus and Greece have bridged the divides. Jealous? :D


It's u that often go berserk and insult people because they have different opinions than yours; not me...

... and u suppose u r a civilised European who respects freedom of speech eh? :lol:


You see - you haven't a clue. Debating/dissenting is one thing (good). Imprisoning and killing (see Turkey) of others is another!

Besides, you don't know how many comments I turn a blind eye to :wink:
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