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Postby B25 » Thu Jan 13, 2011 4:56 pm

All4114All wrote: if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


There is no such thing as TC officials. there are only pseudo puppets. remember you ran from your posts to stab mother Cyprus so that you beloved Turkey can come and take over.

She acknowledges the Cyprus problem alright, it is nothing less than the TCs. if they buggered off, problem solved. :wink: Capishe?
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Postby All4114All » Thu Jan 13, 2011 4:56 pm

DT. wrote:
All4114All wrote:Merkel visit is no more than Geopolitics and with the growing threat of Turkey going east and not west, the continuation of EU (Germany and France) using Cyprus as a smoke screen to block its chapters. Germany would do whatever it could to block Turkey's-EU accession. The entire EU who is in financial crisis is weaker today than it was 7 years ago, while there is a country with a population of 75 million, geographical importance with mass amounts of energy, gas and oil pipelines (connecting Russia), your going to tell me EU would rather be standing behind 1 million people on an island? The Cyprus issue has become more a conflict between Turkey and forces that want to slow down Turkey’s growth than a clash between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Hence Israel coming into the picture to give support to the south because it is concern of Turkey's east Mediterranean presence's.

So the T/C has all rights to be upset because Merkel did not even speak to any Turkish Cypriot officials and then she supports the ‘settlement’, if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


She did acknowledge the other side. She said she would raise the Cyprus problem with the Turkish PM next time they meet. What are you talking about? :?


Merkel was in Ankara last year, so why is 2011 going to be so different to 2010 (if she meets the Turkish PM this year and elections coming up in Turkey and South Cyprus)?. The Cyprus problem has been going on for 50 years and she will raise the Cyprus problem next meeting. hmm...
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Postby DT. » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:01 pm

All4114All wrote:
DT. wrote:
All4114All wrote:Merkel visit is no more than Geopolitics and with the growing threat of Turkey going east and not west, the continuation of EU (Germany and France) using Cyprus as a smoke screen to block its chapters. Germany would do whatever it could to block Turkey's-EU accession. The entire EU who is in financial crisis is weaker today than it was 7 years ago, while there is a country with a population of 75 million, geographical importance with mass amounts of energy, gas and oil pipelines (connecting Russia), your going to tell me EU would rather be standing behind 1 million people on an island? The Cyprus issue has become more a conflict between Turkey and forces that want to slow down Turkey’s growth than a clash between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Hence Israel coming into the picture to give support to the south because it is concern of Turkey's east Mediterranean presence's.

So the T/C has all rights to be upset because Merkel did not even speak to any Turkish Cypriot officials and then she supports the ‘settlement’, if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


She did acknowledge the other side. She said she would raise the Cyprus problem with the Turkish PM next time they meet. What are you talking about? :?


Merkel was in Ankara last year, so why is 2011 going to be so different to 2010 (if she meets the Turkish PM this year and elections coming up in Turkey and South Cyprus)?. The Cyprus problem has been going on for 50 years and she will raise the Cyprus problem next meeting. hmm...


:roll: damn...hate it when it goes over their heads.... :lol:
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Postby All4114All » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:01 pm

B25 wrote:
All4114All wrote: if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


There is no such thing as TC officials. there are only pseudo puppets. remember you ran from your posts to stab mother Cyprus so that you beloved Turkey can come and take over.

She acknowledges the Cyprus problem alright, it is nothing less than the TCs. if they buggered off, problem solved. :wink: Capishe?


There is no such thing as TC officials.

Then ask Mr Christofias to walk away from the negotiation table if he dares to do so :) since ' There is no such thing as TC officials'.
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Postby Kikapu » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:06 pm

DT. wrote:
All4114All wrote:
DT. wrote:
All4114All wrote:Merkel visit is no more than Geopolitics and with the growing threat of Turkey going east and not west, the continuation of EU (Germany and France) using Cyprus as a smoke screen to block its chapters. Germany would do whatever it could to block Turkey's-EU accession. The entire EU who is in financial crisis is weaker today than it was 7 years ago, while there is a country with a population of 75 million, geographical importance with mass amounts of energy, gas and oil pipelines (connecting Russia), your going to tell me EU would rather be standing behind 1 million people on an island? The Cyprus issue has become more a conflict between Turkey and forces that want to slow down Turkey’s growth than a clash between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Hence Israel coming into the picture to give support to the south because it is concern of Turkey's east Mediterranean presence's.

So the T/C has all rights to be upset because Merkel did not even speak to any Turkish Cypriot officials and then she supports the ‘settlement’, if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


She did acknowledge the other side. She said she would raise the Cyprus problem with the Turkish PM next time they meet. What are you talking about? :?


Merkel was in Ankara last year, so why is 2011 going to be so different to 2010 (if she meets the Turkish PM this year and elections coming up in Turkey and South Cyprus)?. The Cyprus problem has been going on for 50 years and she will raise the Cyprus problem next meeting. hmm...


:roll: damn...hate it when it goes over their heads.... :lol:


I got it, DT. :wink:
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Postby B25 » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:07 pm

All4114All wrote:
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All4114All wrote: if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


There is no such thing as TC officials. there are only pseudo puppets. remember you ran from your posts to stab mother Cyprus so that you beloved Turkey can come and take over.

She acknowledges the Cyprus problem alright, it is nothing less than the TCs. if they buggered off, problem solved. :wink: Capishe?


There is no such thing as TC officials.

Then ask Mr Christofias to walk away from the negotiation table if he dares to do so :) since ' There is no such thing as TC officials'.


Christofias is negotiating with Turkey via puppets. I know that, he knows that, the whole wide world knows that. The only deluded ones are the TCs who believe they are a cut above the rest of the people.

Personally, I think he should walk away and insist on speaking to the occupiers direct instead of their middle puppets.
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Postby wallace » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:19 pm

halil wrote:she got reaction from TC's individuals too. By listening only one side views and to talk with their mouth angers the TC's public. They says nothing new with her, her views are well known , her onesided views are well known since she became party leader. her rascist views towards the Turkey or Turks are all well known..... What the TC public says about her why should we pay the revanges of the Markel toward the Turkey. We have been isaloted with her types from the world. If she thinks we can give up our struggle she is making big mistake on this one and TC's public hopes that she can come to her senses after the TC's reactions.


What is your struggle Halil? Getting you own state? It's not going to happen! You talk about a federation and the next day your superglue leader throws confederation on the table. The whole world looks right through you! She looked at the provoking pacman from behind barbed wire. She knows what's going on. Turkey...get ready for some European surprises 8) Money talks and bullshit walks. Natural resources it is :lol:
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Postby Kikapu » Thu Jan 13, 2011 5:23 pm

All4114All wrote:Merkel visit is no more than Geopolitics and with the growing threat of Turkey going east and not west, the continuation of EU (Germany and France) using Cyprus as a smoke screen to block its chapters. Germany would do whatever it could to block Turkey's-EU accession. The entire EU who is in financial crisis is weaker today than it was 7 years ago, while there is a country with a population of 75 million, geographical importance with mass amounts of energy, gas and oil pipelines (connecting Russia), your going to tell me EU would rather be standing behind 1 million people on an island? The Cyprus issue has become more a conflict between Turkey and forces that want to slow down Turkey’s growth than a clash between Turkish and Greek Cypriots. Hence Israel coming into the picture to give support to the south because it is concern of Turkey's east Mediterranean presence's.

So the T/C has all rights to be upset because Merkel did not even speak to any Turkish Cypriot officials and then she supports the ‘settlement’, if you don’t acknowledge the T/C officials then what ‘settlement’ do you support when you don’t even know who is on the other side of the fence.


Listen my friend, if Turkey was a serious candidate for the EU and did everything she needed to do to become a EU member, then there would be no excuses for the EU to keep Turkey out. The fact that Turkey has become it's worse enemy when it comes to the EU by not doing what she said she would do, then don't be surprised if the EU members who does not want Turkey in the EU for them to kick Turkey at every opportunity they get in the hopes that she will just go away. The RoC supports Turkey's EU membership, but what thanks does she get from Turkey for that support.....nothing, just threats. If you thinks it's all geopolitics by these so called anti Turkey EU members, then Turkey is playing right into their hands by proving to them that Turkey does not belong in the EU, but all of Cyprus does and is from North to South and East to West..!
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Jan 13, 2011 8:34 pm

Everyone knows Turkey is not an EU nation nor will she be allowed to enter, they are all playing the game of politics. The GC leverage has fallen flat on its face as Turkey does not recognize the GC south, nor will it play the EU game.
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Postby B25 » Thu Jan 13, 2011 9:04 pm

Viewpoint wrote:Everyone knows Turkey is not an EU nation nor will she be allowed to enter, they are all playing the game of politics. The GC leverage has fallen flat on its face as Turkey does not recognize the GC south, nor will it play the EU game.


Says who??? VP???

Give us any official statement to qualify what you claim, otherwise shut up you moron.

Turkeys wants in more than she wants the TCs.
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