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by **cypezokyli** » Fri Sep 09, 2005 8:56 am

by the way do u know PIN?
he is alway on the bottom left corner of philelefteros. on the very first page

i remember his drawing in those times.
there were two soldiers wispering to each other (so that the enemy would not listen) and the one said to the other:
next time we will order bigger missiles, and when we cancell them the benefit for our country will be even bigger

:lol:

good one, dont you think?

by **ELLAS H TEFRA!** » Fri Sep 09, 2005 9:09 pm

What facts do you have that the US attacked Iraq solely for getting their hands on oil ??

What facts do you have that the Turks didnt invade Cyprus so that they could protect the Turkish Cypriots ??

What facts do you have that for more than half of the coup d'etats that occured between the 1970's and 1989 the CIA was responcible??

What facts do you have that the cuban's who rebelled against Castro at the Bay of Pigs were backed by the Americans, and led by Americans into battle ??

You dont...but to claim that you havent "read between the lines" and you understood the real reasons and saw the real perpetrators behind all of those occurences means that , as I have said, you lack certain skills to understand how the international arena functions! Same applies to the missile situation that you seem to rest all of your arguments on.

Again: Read...but very very slowly this time!

As far as the missiles are concerned! If you dont see them as a negotiating tool then again, you still have much to learn. To avert an international incident envolving two NATO members (Greece and Turkey) in the Middle East, with British Sovereign bases in the middle, and one country being a member of the EU, is not reason enough to boost EU accesion negotiations and better our chances?!

What maniacal US-Greek-EU bureaucrat and commander in chief would make such a choice?? Not even Bush could have been so stupid. You wish to look at it as a move simply to gain votes then that is your choice! But, it is also by choice and ability that you educate yourself enough to "read between the lines" as far as international politics is concerned!

Maybe now that we have joined the EU you can afford a better education

PS: Knowing about something in detail, in this case Xrysh Aygh, does not neccesarily mean that you are part of it. Even children make better arguments than that. :lol:

God help me..i know about Xrysh Augh, I know the Communist manifesto by heart, and according to you, I am both a communist and a right wing nationalist..

God help me...but..I ve read and know the Communist manifesto, so that means I am an atheist..not even God can help me.. :lol:

by **cypezokyli** » Sat Sep 10, 2005 8:48 pm

ellas i tefra wrote:

Firstly, I will never read something without knowing the source and the author, especially in light of a political debate

ellas i tefra wrote:

What facts do you have that the US attacked Iraq solely for getting their hands on oil ??

cypezokyli wrote:

if in the next post u just advertise your knowledge

ellas i tefra wrote:

Maybe now that we have joined the EU you can afford a better education

cypezokyli wrote:

explain to me once again. the sequence of events and the relations between the missiles and the EU accession. give me a scenario to understand.
its not that difficult. it starts somehow like this. we order some expensive missiles as a result this happened who lead to that and we cancelled them and as a concequenceof that in relation with that other... we got in the EU.
u either have the ability to do that or not

ellas i tefra wrote:

Again: Read...but very very slowly this time!

cypezokyli wrote:

there were two soldiers wispering to each other (so that the enemy would not listen) and the one said to the other:
next time we will order bigger missiles, and when we cancell them the benefit for our country will be even bigger

its time fro pin to get a better education

by **cypezokyli** » Sat Sep 10, 2005 9:04 pm

would u share your opinion with us about xrysi avgi?

fascists or patriots?

by **ELLAS H TEFRA!** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 10:18 am

Now that I am back in Cyprus would like to meet up for coffee so that you may get all the answers you want?

"Its time fro pin to get a better education!"

(trya startinge froum the englesh languagi)

:lol:

by **ELLAS H TEFRA!** » Sun Sep 11, 2005 10:31 am

A fascist has two distinct meanings: dictator-revolutionary

If you havent preordained what they are we can come back to this, but a better definition would be: racist-patriots or nationalist-patriots (although these have similar meanings).

For some a "nationalist" is someone who aspires for national independence in a country under foreign domination.