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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Hermes » Sat Dec 24, 2011 1:42 am

Viewpoint wrote:
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Viewpoint wrote:You forget that we can go on as we are forever but yet another failed attempt will bring with it confirmation that this problem cannot be solved and that the TCs have to be treated as equals so steps which we will also push for will develop recogntion is not a priority but relaxation of the constraints are.


We've been here before with you, VP. It just isn't going to happen. The ROC is a full member of the EU. And we have good relations with France and Germany. There will be no direct flights or lifting of the trade and other embargos. Just as there is no way that Turkey's EU accession can proceed without normalising relations with the RoC. I thought you'd realise that by now. Especially now that we're likely to supply the EU with its energy needs for decades to come.


Do what you have to Hermes it wont change the reality that we are in the north and you are in the south, the fact that you feel you have the upper hand will not make us roll over and die...in fact it makes us even more determined to keep the status quo and you people well away from the north.

And we will do everything in our power to make sure that Turkey will continue to pay a heavy price for the occupation of our land. EU membership does have its advantages. As does having good lawyers and diplomats. As well as natural resources to exploit. It's surprising how much influence a small country can have on the destiny of a much larger neighbour.
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Lordo » Sat Dec 24, 2011 1:53 am

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Lordo wrote:Bill is wearing a skirt kinky!

Pyro, there are a few assumptions on your think think idea, which you have not thought about.

1. You cannot buy friendship.
2. The gas you talk about will be given to the TCs whether there is an agreement or not.
3. You have to earn friendship and both sides have to want it. One cannot force friendship on another by any means to be friends.
4. In the recent marches the shout was no slavery to Turkey and no patch to the GCs.
5. Back to primary school for you but this time take Bill with you he is lacking in certain basic knowledge of garment wear.

You my friend do not understand the TCs.


You are very wise Lordo!! I promise I will pass from the primary school one of these days together with my friend Bill, and have a word with your teacher :lol: :lol: :lol:
Does halilcik cheat on you when you play marbles? :mrgreen:


Don't laugh too much, you may injure yourself. At least I finished first grade primary school, what did you do?
Unless you lost your marbles, Hallil may look for them but we stopped playing marbles just as we started school.

You still don't understand. You need to get out a bit more and talk to locals in North Nicosia. See how they feel about your gas plans, but put your cigarette out just in case they strike gas there.

Were you not aware Christofias said TCs will get there share even if there is no agreement?
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Viewpoint » Sat Dec 24, 2011 1:54 am

You have been trying to use the EU leverage for how long is it now??? and anything else you can get your hands on but neither Turkey or the TCs have disappeared or caved in so wake up you are on the wrong path.
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby kimon07 » Sun Dec 25, 2011 12:00 am

Viewpoint wrote:You have been trying to use the EU leverage for how long is it now??? and anything else you can get your hands on but neither Turkey or the TCs have disappeared or caved in so wake up you are on the wrong path.


The Bully got bullied and he is now isolated. And out of the EU. And he is crying "Murder"
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Kikapu » Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:24 pm

Lordo wrote:
Pyrpolizer wrote:
Lordo wrote:Bill is wearing a skirt kinky!

Pyro, there are a few assumptions on your think think idea, which you have not thought about.

1. You cannot buy friendship.
2. The gas you talk about will be given to the TCs whether there is an agreement or not.
3. You have to earn friendship and both sides have to want it. One cannot force friendship on another by any means to be friends.
4. In the recent marches the shout was no slavery to Turkey and no patch to the GCs.
5. Back to primary school for you but this time take Bill with you he is lacking in certain basic knowledge of garment wear.

You my friend do not understand the TCs.


You are very wise Lordo!! I promise I will pass from the primary school one of these days together with my friend Bill, and have a word with your teacher :lol: :lol: :lol:
Does halilcik cheat on you when you play marbles? :mrgreen:


Don't laugh too much, you may injure yourself. At least I finished first grade primary school, what did you do?
Unless you lost your marbles, Hallil may look for them but we stopped playing marbles just as we started school.

You still don't understand. You need to get out a bit more and talk to locals in North Nicosia. See how they feel about your gas plans, but put your cigarette out just in case they strike gas there.

Were you not aware Christofias said TCs will get there share even if there is no agreement?


:lol: :lol: :lol:

I hope you got it in writing on what Christofias said, otherwise, it will be like another so called "EU Promise" after the 2004 Referendum! :lol:

The ONLY benefit the TCs will get from the RoC without a settlement is what they get already today, which are jobs, health-care, pension, education and so on. If you think that the RoC is going to send the illegal "trnc" bags full of cash each month from the Gas & Oil, then you must be in a constant state of hallucination!
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Lordo » Sun Dec 25, 2011 9:51 pm

Kikapu wrote:
Lordo wrote:
Pyrpolizer wrote:
Lordo wrote:Bill is wearing a skirt kinky!

Pyro, there are a few assumptions on your think think idea, which you have not thought about.

1. You cannot buy friendship.
2. The gas you talk about will be given to the TCs whether there is an agreement or not.
3. You have to earn friendship and both sides have to want it. One cannot force friendship on another by any means to be friends.
4. In the recent marches the shout was no slavery to Turkey and no patch to the GCs.
5. Back to primary school for you but this time take Bill with you he is lacking in certain basic knowledge of garment wear.

You my friend do not understand the TCs.


You are very wise Lordo!! I promise I will pass from the primary school one of these days together with my friend Bill, and have a word with your teacher :lol: :lol: :lol:
Does halilcik cheat on you when you play marbles? :mrgreen:


Don't laugh too much, you may injure yourself. At least I finished first grade primary school, what did you do?
Unless you lost your marbles, Hallil may look for them but we stopped playing marbles just as we started school.

You still don't understand. You need to get out a bit more and talk to locals in North Nicosia. See how they feel about your gas plans, but put your cigarette out just in case they strike gas there.

Were you not aware Christofias said TCs will get there share even if there is no agreement?


:lol: :lol: :lol:

I hope you got it in writing on what Christofias said, otherwise, it will be like another so called "EU Promise" after the 2004 Referendum! :lol:

The ONLY benefit the TCs will get from the RoC without a settlement is what they get already today, which are jobs, health-care, pension, education and so on. If you think that the RoC is going to send the illegal "trnc" bags full of cash each month from the Gas & Oil, then you must be in a constant state of hallucination!


TCs have an insurance policy guaranteed by that great insurance institution called TA/TAF/TN Insurance. When the time comes, they will collect, don't you worry your little mind now, there there.
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Kikapu » Sun Dec 25, 2011 10:03 pm

Lordo wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
The ONLY benefit the TCs will get from the RoC without a settlement is what they get already today, which are jobs, health-care, pension, education and so on. If you think that the RoC is going to send the illegal "trnc" bags full of cash each month from the Gas & Oil, then you must be in a constant state of hallucination!


TCs have an insurance policy guaranteed by that great insurance institution called TA/TAF/TN Insurance. When the time comes, they will collect, don't you worry your little mind now, there there.


Are these the same insurers that said drilling couldn't happen without their permission and that's why they have the Navy for. :lol:

Sounds to me like you need a new insurance policy providers, since the last ones that you have been counting on have been selling you a lot of empty promises and can't deliver what they promised. :lol:

Then again, that's what happens when you go for cheap policy coverage with fly-by-night operators. They are good at talking big promising you the moon, but are not able to deliver the goods when you need them the most. :lol:

Then again, how could this fly-by-night operator deliver what they promise when they have to go against much bigger insurance coverages provided for the other side by the really big boys from the USA, Russia, and France to name a few. :lol:
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Lordo » Sun Dec 25, 2011 10:47 pm

I really would not worry about France judging by their backbone when it comes to making a stand. They stand still. It takes Russia 3 months to take supplies into the Med the long way. As to US, TCs already have got that one. Erdogan was not in USA for nothing the week they started drilling for tests. Getting the gas out is another matter. We shall see said the blind man, don't you know?

Very clever of Christofias to start drilling in the very month they were to have the big meeting, hoping for some problem so he did not have to attend. Double bluff is not easy it takes certain amount of political maturity lacking in certain quarters.
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby kimon07 » Sun Dec 25, 2011 11:47 pm

Lordo wrote: TCs have an insurance policy guaranteed by that great insurance institution called TA/TAF/TN Insurance.
They surely guarantee your isolation. After all, they arranged it. Didn't they?
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Re: Cyprus Seeking The Wrong Solution

Postby Kikapu » Mon Dec 26, 2011 12:04 am

Lordo wrote:I really would not worry about France judging by their backbone when it comes to making a stand. They stand still. It takes Russia 3 months to take supplies into the Med the long way. As to US, TCs already have got that one. Erdogan was not in USA for nothing the week they started drilling for tests. Getting the gas out is another matter. We shall see said the blind man, don't you know?

Very clever of Christofias to start drilling in the very month they were to have the big meeting, hoping for some problem so he did not have to attend. Double bluff is not easy it takes certain amount of political maturity lacking in certain quarters.


I can see that you have bought more bad insurance from your smooth talking representative. :lol:

What was it a CF member MR-from-NG use to say, that "Possession is the 9/10th of the law", referring to the GCs property held under occupation by Turkey. Surely the same "law" must apply with the Gas & Oil possessed by the RoC, no? :wink:
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