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How can we solve it? (keep it civilized)

Postby Viewpoint » Wed Sep 21, 2005 9:31 pm

Azeroglu please stop antaganizing people, you appear angry at degrading comments that were made by GC members but by responding the way you have you are stooping to their level, try to rise above it and show that you are better than people who hurl abuse and belittling comments becuase they have nothing better to say.

Birkibrisli
Viewpoint is right when he says the key to reuniting Cyprus is building trust between the two communities.


Thank you

But I feel we'll have a better chance of achieving such a homeland if we have more people thinking like Cypezokyli.


I agree totally and its refreshing to read his comments which he expresses knowing that he will get bombarded with comments like your are to young and what do you know, come and become president and give TCs what they want etc etc.
I feel real happy that there are some young GC brains that have not been effected like GC youths we witnessed during the referendum in the south, maybe the fact thet he lives abroad has something to do with it. I applaud his family for raising him without hatred towards TCs and Turks, well done.


Kifeas
I do not argue that trust is not an issue, it is and a very important one.


you are unbelievable, let me remind you what you said to me in earlier post;

Because they cannot base on any sound logic all the things they are asking, they invent all kinds of pre-texts such as that they do not trust us because we did this and that 40 years ago, they do not want to become a minority, they do not want to be dominated by the GCs, etc, etc. The real issue behind all this is that because they got used to the idea for so many years that the occupied north is rightfully theirs forever and that whatever happened to the GCs in 1974, it happened to them because they deserved it, they do not want now to loose any of these acquisitions that Turkey illegally “succeeded” for them but rather they care only to find ways to solidify and legitimize their “acquisitions.” Of course they cannot go to the outside world and tell them all these things because they know already they will be ruled out not to be acceptable claims, therefore they invent all the other pre-texts built around the issue of trust, hoping that this by itself will increase their chances. This is why they keep talking about the past so much and so often, in many cases with the most exaggerated tone and passion, so that the GC side is victimized and qualified, both in the eyes of the international community but also morally with ourselves


but today you say;
What I do not like though is to see the issue of trust being so savagely abused, just in order to justify unacceptable acquisitive claims. Trust is a very delegate but also a very subjective issue. One cannot for example assume the right to violate other people’s human rights simply because s/he says or even genuinely feels that s/he cannot trust the other. One cannot trust because of valid personal reasons but can also pretend that he doesn’t trust, either because he doesn’t want to trust or because of other purely subjective reasons. I cannot for example accept from an educated and intelligent person such as viewpoint to argue on the issue of trust like a child that all of suddenly was left away from its mother and in the middle of totally unknown crowed of people and thus was conquered by fear and mistrust of all those around it.


Could you kindly try to clarify the above your arguements appear to be very imbalanced and they dart from accusations to wanting to legalize what you say we stole to hiding behind the issue of trust to being a lost child yet I will repeat your own words "I do not argue that trust is not an issue, it is and a very important one. "

I believe that the GC side has taken some steps towards this building of trust,


Could you kindly list these so that we all know.

Consequently, it makes me wonder whether the leadership of the TC community genuinely wants the TC community to develop trust towards the GC community or they prefer instead that the mistrust continues, for their own reasons.


Actions speak louder than words,

65% Yes Vote
Opening of boarders
GC school in the north
Relaxation of paper work at boarder
No limit to stay in the north
10.000 free movement of workers(cheap labour for south)
Constant call for restart of talks and meeting on a personal level
Offer of Maras/Varosha
Opening of new crossing GC have yet to open their side.
Prayers to Ayas Mammas
these spring to mind...

cypezokyli
vp said that there cant be any land given back unless there is a comprehensive solution.


I have always argued this and I am all for giving back as much of the boarders as possible to allow as many refugees to return under the own constituent state because they probably dont want to be under TC administration. The rest shoud be given the rights to theirproperty where it is physically possible where it is not they shoudl get real immediate compensation. But as for Maras/Varosha this can be returned to former owners and development projects shoudl be given to joint TC GC companies to encourage working together an trust.

Birkibrisli
I don't know if Viewpoint will agree with me but imo by giving the settlers the vote in the North the will of the TCs is essentially broken.


I dont agree totally because we are currently not a minority but in time and if no solution is found we will be and the GCs will have to negotiate with Turks rather than TCs and if a solution should arrive then they will share the island with Turks.


North Cyprus can be a very intimidating place for someone with ideas like mine.Lets not forget that a lot of Tcs who are still living in Cyprus now are migrants from the South who did very well financially out of the troubles.They have no wish to unite the island.Other Tcs are plainly too intimidated by the Turkish Army who are the real rulers of the North (again i wonder if Viewpoint will agree with me on that point) to speak their minds.So until real power comes to the hands of Talat and Co there is little that can be done to improve trust between Cypriots.


Thats why I suggested to Kifeas,
So in other words we should not meet, not work together and not address each others concerns and agree on what will will take to the UN. If our two leaders were to show a form of cooperation then surely the UN would take this as a narrowing of the gap but ho according to Kifeas this is absoulutely not the case.
Lets wait for others to solve our problems, thats the Cypriot way, then we have someone to blame if we dont like it or it all goes wrong.
If you cannot understand the relation between economic dependence on Turkey and the decision making mechanism in the north, then you need to do more research if you do not help us to improve eceonomically it will take longer for us to stand on our own 2 feet. Do you get the message??


Kifeas responded,
About Economical dependence. You must be joking of course! You had the chance and the option to get 260 millions of Euros from the EU and you turned them down so that you do not allow the slightest possibility of escaping your selves from Turkey’s economic dependence and you now tell me that you want the GCs to help you in that direction?

Do you also want the GCs to help you build your own Army so that you do not need the presence of the Turkish one?
Viewpoint, please stop taking us for a ride and more!


Ill let everyone make their own decision as to how important it is for TCs to break away from mommy and the only way to do this is economically if GCs cant see this then they should really think hard as to how else it can be done???

Piratis
As I said already I have no problem with things that will help TCs but not "TRNC". Do you want to help "TRNC" as well?


Is anyone claiming recognition of TRNC right now, only today Talat said he is saddened by EU counter declaration but still has hope of unification and will work for it.
If you do not help us it will take longer to gain economic indepenence from mummy...do you at least understand what Im saying??
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Postby cypezokyli » Thu Sep 22, 2005 12:15 am

piratis wrote:
cypezokyli, I am still trying to understand what is your position regarding our attitude towards the TCs. Can you please be a bit more specific?

Do you want RoC to allow the illegal "TRNC" to function as an independent country?


once again i just wrote:
vp said that there cant be any land given back unless there is a comprehensive solution. the same thing holds for the embargo and the recognition of the TRNC.
ofcource u could say they could give famagusta.
talats answer to this is that it will appear that papadopoulos nonnegotiating stance is working.
(it seems who pays and who wins is in our cypriot culture)

do u think i agree?
ofcource not


when did i ever say that the trnc should be recognised or we should help them do that?

If they can like us by this then good. If they want us to help them partition our country in order to like us then we will pass.


i dont know if i can say it more explicitly so i can satisfy u.
if the tcs are in favor of partition they should know that i will be against them and their intetions
satisfied?
i can get more agressive if u want.
i dont know how else i can write it.

what i suggest?
once again, i said it before.
meet with talat,(with whom we never did up to now. only swearing at each other politically correctly)
it should be done asap
because as i explained above our advantages are withering away
(the tc economy is going better. the europeans only care for their interests, and the famous european solution exists only in our dreams)

and second time is working against us.
the settlers are getting more (settlers mean nothing u said)
that is based on the 9000 from the 420000 jewisch settlers that left.
the construction industry is rising.
which is also thought as a problem with a simple solution!!

we dont want to discuss bc it lead to nowhere up to now.
i dont know how this argument will change in 10 years.

we can find one thousand excuses for not meeting if we want.
and they are just excuses

thats my biggest problem
that is my biggest disagreement
that is what i suggest
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Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:29 am

Piratis, you are a poor example of a civilized Greek...pot calling the kettle black, dear...so move on with your life and stop your incessant ranting and raving which quite frankly bores everybody here...in any event, I believe you are Armenian and not Greek.
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About Piratis

Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:52 am

I agree, I should not dignify Piratis' remarks...after all, one should not attach any importance to such things...one should not attach importance to such remarks anymore than one attaches importance to unpleasant sounds...such as the braying of a "gaidouri" or the barking of a dog...you are absolutely right...from now on Piratis' does not exist and his remarks are to be ignored. Let him vent his frustrations on a keyboard...this forum is all he has in life. I doubt if he is even Greek though...sounds more like an Armenian.

Piratis' heroes are terrorists like Nikos Sampson and the late Diogenes (Gen. George Grivas) and other EOKA terrorists. I am surprised the Church of Cyprus never excommunicated these terrorists...Orthodox Christianity does not sanction murder.

Finally, let me clarify something. I do not hate Greeks...but 500 years of Graeco-Turkish hostility will not disappear easily, and Cypriot Greeks hate Turks more than mainland Greeks, even more than Anatolian Greeks who left their homes in Asia Minor.

I met a Palestinian woman on a flight from Larnaca to Amman who told me her Greek Cypriot guide spent more time berating and disparaging Turks than telling her about the tourist attractions.

Sorry, no one can convince me Greek-Turkish co-existence is possible in Cyprus. One does not have to be a Cypriot to see that. :D
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and...

Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:54 am

Are we forgetting that Anastassios ("Tassos") Pappadopoulos was one of the architects of the Akritas Plan, and a former EOKA terrorist?
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Piratis a moderator!

Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:59 am

Interesting that Piratis is a moderator for the website, when he himself violates the very terms of the website by insulting others and calling them names! So much for the forum's credibility and his!
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Postby Piratis » Thu Sep 22, 2005 3:24 am

Still boiling? I don't know why you got so upset when I simply agreed with what you said regarding your great fighting/conquering history.

Piratis, you are a poor example of a civilized Greek


Well, I support democracy and human rights and I think the violations of human rights should stop in Cyprus and everywhere. What do you support? You support that you should keep what your great fighters conquered by performing ethnic cleansing? Very civilized indeed.

I believe you are Armenian and not Greek.

And I am supposed to be offended by this now?


one should not attach importance to such remarks anymore than one attaches importance to unpleasant sounds...such as the braying of a "gaidouri" or the barking of a dog...you are absolutely right...from now on Piratis' does not exist and his remarks are to be ignored.


No problem my friend. Interesting that you made 3 posts regarding my comments while ignoring me.

Piratis' heroes are terrorists like Nikos Sampson and the late Diogenes (Gen. George Grivas) and other EOKA terrorists.

This proves that you don't know me. I do not support Sampson, Grivas or any terrorist. I support the application of human rights.

Sorry, no one can convince me Greek-Turkish co-existence is possible in Cyprus.

Convincing you or anybody with your mentality is obviously a waste of time. You didn't tell us anything new here.

Interesting that Piratis is a moderator for the website, when he himself violates the very terms of the website by insulting others and calling them names!


I apologize. You seemed to be proud of the barbarian part of your history so I didn't think you would be offended by my comment.

Anyways, back to the topic: Azeroglu, the whole Cyprus belongs to all Cypriots. Those Cypriots that can not live with other Cypriots are free to leave from Cyprus. Nobody has the right to steal, perform ethnic cleansing and violate the human rights of others with the excuse that GCs and TCs can not live together. (which is a lame excuse to begin with)
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Anyways Friends

Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:23 am

Now that I have decided not to engage in verbal sparring or a battle of wits with psychos, let us continue.

Freedom, sovereignty and self-determination for Cypriot Turks has its best expression as an independant Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. This is irreversible, and Greek Cypriots need to adapt to the idea of a separate, independant entity called the TRNC. It is there to stay, like it or not. EGO AGAPO TIN TOURKIA...Thank you Turkey for saving the Turkish Cypriots from being overrun by EOKA terrorists.

The TRNC EXISTS! It is there to stay. BIZ HIC YERE GITMECEYIZ, that's for sure.
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Postby Azeroglu » Thu Sep 22, 2005 5:44 am

BIZ HIC YERE GITMEYECEGIZ, VE BIZIM MEMLEKETIMIZDE KALACAGIZ. DUSMANLARIMIZ CATLASIN.

EGO AGAPO TIN TOURKIA!
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Postby ARMENIAN CYPRIOT » Thu Sep 22, 2005 6:57 am

ZHTO NAGARNO- KARABAGH
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