Viewpoint wrote:Piratis wrote:The problem in Cyprus is the Turkish expansionism.
Cypriots are not more nationalistic than the people of any other country, especially under the same circumstances. For example go back to UK or France during WWII, when the sovereignty and freedom of those countries was threatened by foreign invaders, and you will see that the people of UK and France back then were even more nationalistic than Cypriots are today. Are we going to blame the British and the French for defending their nation and their freedom, or the Nazis for invading them? I think the answer is obvious.
The problem in Cyprus is not a conflict between "communities". The Turkish minority on the island is merely used as an excuse by Turkey to illegally occupy our lands and Turikfy the north part of our island by ethnically cleansing the vast majority of the native population.
If it wasn't for the Turkish expansionism, the Turkish minority on the island would be like all other ethnic minorities in Cyprus, and all ethnic minorities in any normal democratic country, living in peace with the majority of the population without any major problems.
But we are not just any other minority, get this into your head we are an equal partner.
It doesn’t actually say that in the 59 agreements but even if it did your community has long denounced and abandoned them so you can’t go back and forth as you please!
Doing so would mean that you no longer recognise the "TRNC"!