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[Malapapa]

I always wonder, why do we have Turkish on our passports?

Also why do we have turish news on RIK do they watch rik over there?

Simple answer: Your illegal pirate state pretends to represent Turks as well.

Of course, we say it's 'Turkish' - but since that gavur Ataturk dropped the proud Perso-Arabic script (used by the Ottomans for centuries), it's more like a rum language now.

[humanist]

vaugn

That's it. Give them a pick and a shovel and a pat on the head.

Those are your words NOT mine ............ perhaps that's what you think TC"s deserve. Perhaps that's your Colonialist past catching up with your thoughts today. You have taken things out of context in the past and you are doing it again. Please DO NOT project your views about TC's & the "trnce" onto me. I strongly believe that you have much to benefit personally by the division of Cyprus and your comments on here ad to the division and hate.

[Nikitas]

"illegal pirate state "

Eighty per cent of TCs hold passports of this pirate state. Ask them to give them up if you are such a kapadai. They, like the GCs, know that the RoC is valuable and a lot more trustworthy than the liberator that turned them into a minority in their own country.

[humanist]

Nikitas don't waste your time .... someone who claims that Cyprus a recognised independent nation and an EU State member is illegal, whilst they live or may not live in an illegal and unrecognised military state ... is not worth responding too.

[Acikgoz]

Humanist, if the RoC can be argued as legitimate, then the TRNC can be argued as legitimate. The reverse is also true re. illegitimacy,.

[Kikapu]

Humanist, if the RoC can be argued as legitimate, then the TRNC can be argued as legitimate. The reverse is also true re. illegitimacy,.

I don't know why the world needs the UN body to make such decisions on who the legitimate and illegitimate states are when we have Açikgöz to tell us.!!

[Malapapa]

Humanist, if the RoC can be argued as legitimate, then the TRNC can be argued as legitimate. The reverse is also true re. illegitimacy,.

When Hitler invaded Poland, he argued that it was legitimate for the Nazis to intervene to protect German speaking minorities living there. The rest of the world, of course, thought differently.

It could be argued that Nazi Germany had more legitimacy to establish a German regime in Poland, than Turkey has to establish a Turkish regime in Cyprus. Nazi Germany, after all, had two countries, Japan and Italy, on its side. Turkey alone recognises the legitimacy of the "TRNC".

[Acikgoz]

Run but cannot hide:

le·git·i·mate (l-jt-mt)
adj.
1. Being in compliance with the law; lawful: a legitimate business

The law of independent Cyprus was broken. Who broke it, what was put in its place, was that legal?

Integrity missing highlighted by Malapapa and Kikapu.
How are you coming along with the facts Kikapu? Guess you are still looking for them, waiting....

[apc2010]

Run but cannot hide:
as you say , not true asil nadir ..etc...
hiding behind an illegal occupation that they know will habour them ...............

[Get Real!]

The law of independent Cyprus was broken. Who broke it, what was put in its place, was that legal?

I hear you’ve taken over the UN and now boast a court ruling that the RoC is “illegal” eh?

That’s an amazing feat in under an hour!

Any chances of challenging/appealing your decision your honor?