cypezokyli wrote::lol:
Gelas re, gelas!
Its not the right wing who want to partition the island.DYSY are right wing so please dont put words in people,s mouths. Its nationalists like you who want to partition the island, just as T/Cs nationalists want to do likewise.
I would like to partition the Island yes!
Never said otherwise.
And if MY arguments serve those who want to partition it, then we have a big problem since a significant percentage of the right wing supporters does favour partitioning the island!
Unlike other parties, we have shown that we are not sheep to the slaughter, and even Clerides's famous speach about a solution before his death was a complete failure!
cypezokyli wrote:Unlike other parties, we have shown that we are not sheep to the slaughter, and even Clerides's famous speach about a solution before his death was a complete failure!
i am just wondering which sheeps to the slaughter were voting for clerides for three times in a row (the last time they failed). i am just wondering which sheep were voting the president who practically negotiated the annan plan. i remember some years before arguing that clerides is giving in too much and the answer i always got was: clerides is a patriot.
it appears that clerides was quite clever as a politician.
he was waiving a blue-white flag at the sheep
they shouted "i kypros einai elliniki" and never considered or bothered to care what he negotiated.
and the worst nobody apoligised that he was voting for him for so many years. nobody ever accepted that the reason they choose for their party has never been the cyprus problem (just like all the rest of the parties ofcource)
Clerides and his policies were inline with our beliefs for decades,
Clerides and his policies were inline with our beliefs for decades
Clerides and his policies were inline with our beliefs for decades
he did exactly the opposite of what he promised
Piratis wrote:he did exactly the opposite of what he promised
This is what I was telling to Bananiot some time ago. So basically he was lying to steal votes. Therefore he didn't truly represent the Greek Cypriots (not even the majority of them).
In democracy the best leader is the one who can convince his people. The worst is the one who deceives his people. Cleredes was the second kind.
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