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[BirKibrisli]

Tim is right of course,as usual...There is no organic link with Zaman and the AKP...Zaman is the instrument of the "Movement" started by Fethullah Gulen and was for a long time opposed to certain policies of the AKP...Gulen lives in America and with the aid of a lot of 'deciples' runs a multinational empire built on media interests and educational institutions all around the world...Neither Islamists nor Secularists in Turkey trust this person,because he tries to walk the middle ground,and reportedly has strong links with the American establishment,including the Republican Party and the CIA...

Recently there has been a thawing in the Gulen AKP/Erdogan relations,and there is talk that Erdogan is paving the way for Gulen's return to Turkey.(He couldn't return till now because he was charged with sedition or some such threat by the previous government prosecutors)...
Gulen movement supposedly believe in inter faith and inter ethnic and racial dialogue,and this article might be a timely reminder to the AKP that Gulen has his own ideas about the Cyprus problem...

[boomerang]

boomerang, I will sidestep your insults and disagree with you. The Kurdish issue analogy is the catalyst we are looking for to break lose from the Turkish chains. In the end, it does not matter what you or I think. But how the Kurds thin instead. The Kurds want the sort of rights tCypriots want in Cyprus. I think we can find balanced solutions to both problems. The Kurds will keep the pressure. That's good.

http://antifon.blogspot.com
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hey antifon, when i want your input, how about i signal you, with me rattling my zip huh?...

Bugger off child!
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re kolospire egatavis?...bring momma so i can explain it to her...

[boomerang]

the cia sees gulen as a tool...as soon the shelf life expires so will gulen...he will be gone...unless you people think he is running the usa now...

[antifon]

boomerang, I will sidestep your insults and disagree with you. The Kurdish issue analogy is the catalyst we are looking for to break lose from the Turkish chains. In the end, it does not matter what you or I think. But how the Kurds thin instead. The Kurds want the sort of rights tCypriots want in Cyprus. I think we can find balanced solutions to both problems. The Kurds will keep the pressure. That's good.

http://antifon.blogspot.com
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hey antifon, when i want your input, how about i signal you, with me rattling my zip huh?...

Bugger off child!
.

re kolospire egatavis?...bring momma so i can explain it to her...

Are you over 16 douche?
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[antifon]

Tim is right of course,as usual...There is no organic link with Zaman and the AKP...Zaman is the instrument of the "Movement" started by Fethullah Gulen and was for a long time opposed to certain policies of the AKP...Gulen lives in America and with the aid of a lot of 'deciples' runs a multinational empire built on media interests and educational institutions all around the world...Neither Islamists nor Secularists in Turkey trust this person,because he tries to walk the middle ground,and reportedly has strong links with the American establishment,including the Republican Party and the CIA...

Recently there has been a thawing in the Gulen AKP/Erdogan relations,and there is talk that Erdogan is paving the way for Gulen's return to Turkey.(He couldn't return till now because he was charged with sedition or some such threat by the previous government prosecutors)...
Gulen movement supposedly believe in inter faith and inter ethnic and racial dialogue,and this article might be a timely reminder to the AKP that Gulen has his own ideas about the Cyprus problem...

Care to share Gulen's Cyprus thinking?
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[boomerang]

boomerang, I will sidestep your insults and disagree with you. The Kurdish issue analogy is the catalyst we are looking for to break lose from the Turkish chains. In the end, it does not matter what you or I think. But how the Kurds thin instead. The Kurds want the sort of rights tCypriots want in Cyprus. I think we can find balanced solutions to both problems. The Kurds will keep the pressure. That's good.

http://antifon.blogspot.com
.

hey antifon, when i want your input, how about i signal you, with me rattling my zip huh?...

Bugger off child!
.

re kolospire egatavis?...bring momma so i can explain it to her...

Are you over 16 douche?
.

old enough to do your mum...and give you a sibling...kolospire...

[denizaksulu]

Such a puerile dialogue that passes as a sense of humour; or is it all serious?
Srious debate thus condemned. Such is the gCypriot way.

[antifon]

boomerang, I will sidestep your insults and disagree with you. The Kurdish issue analogy is the catalyst we are looking for to break lose from the Turkish chains. In the end, it does not matter what you or I think. But how the Kurds thin instead. The Kurds want the sort of rights tCypriots want in Cyprus. I think we can find balanced solutions to both problems. The Kurds will keep the pressure. That's good.

http://antifon.blogspot.com
.

hey antifon, when i want your input, how about i signal you, with me rattling my zip huh?...

Bugger off child!
.

re kolospire egatavis?...bring momma so i can explain it to her...

Are you over 16 douche?
.

old enough to do your mum...and give you a sibling...kolospire...

Is 'mum' what you call your right hand? You call the left 'sibling'? Keep the workout, good for the heart!
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[antifon]

Such a puerile dialogue that passes as a sense of humour; or is it all serious?
Srious debate thus condemned. Such is the gCypriot way.

I believe in the Old Testament's "eye for an eye", so long as no blood is involved. Calling this boomerang guy an idiot is an understatement.

It's a light break from more serious commentary.
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[BirKibrisli]

Tim is right of course,as usual...There is no organic link with Zaman and the AKP...Zaman is the instrument of the "Movement" started by Fethullah Gulen and was for a long time opposed to certain policies of the AKP...Gulen lives in America and with the aid of a lot of 'deciples' runs a multinational empire built on media interests and educational institutions all around the world...Neither Islamists nor Secularists in Turkey trust this person,because he tries to walk the middle ground,and reportedly has strong links with the American establishment,including the Republican Party and the CIA...

Recently there has been a thawing in the Gulen AKP/Erdogan relations,and there is talk that Erdogan is paving the way for Gulen's return to Turkey.(He couldn't return till now because he was charged with sedition or some such threat by the previous government prosecutors)...
Gulen movement supposedly believe in inter faith and inter ethnic and racial dialogue,and this article might be a timely reminder to the AKP that Gulen has his own ideas about the Cyprus problem...

Care to share Gulen's Cyprus thinking?
.

Unfortunately I am not privy to Gulen's thoughts on Cyprus...And I'd rather not speculate..It is safe to assume that Gulen is trying to influence the AKP on Cyprob...His motives are not so clear,to me at least...