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'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Hermes » Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:29 am

Piratis wrote:The Turks (Ottomans) occupied Cyprus, just like they had previously occupied most other Greek territories. How can the desire of the Greek people in all Greek territories (including Cyprus) to liberate their own lands in one united Greek state, be an excuse for the Turks to invade our island again?

The Turkish minority that was formed in Cyprus during Ottoman rule can stay in Cyprus as equal citizens (like the Latin minority which was formed during Latin rule) but they have no right whatsoever to undemocratically and forcefully impose their will on Cyprus. If the majority of Cypriots democratically choose to unite their own island with the rest of Greece, EU or China, they have every right to do so.

Therefore the desire of the Cypriot people to democratically decide the destiny of their own island can not be an excuse for any foreign country to invade Cyprus, which is why the occupation and the pseudo state are and will remain illegal.

This is what the cheap excuses of the Turks for the invasion and occupation of Cyprus are accepted by no other country. Yet the Turks continue to repeat the same cheap excuses because apparently they have nothing better to say to excuse their expansionism.


Thank you, Piratis, for some sanity amongst the usual Turkish bullshit propaganda. Enosis was the cheap excuse not the cause of the invasion and ongoing occupation.

As Davutoglu explicitly said in his infamous book Strategic Bullshit: Turkey would feel compelled to occupy Cyprus even if there were no Turkish Cypriots on the island. A message the dwindling number of TCs you'd think would understand by now...
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Hermes » Thu Jun 21, 2012 2:43 am

humanist wrote:The TC's are holding themselves back and the rest of Cyprus in reaching it's potential.


It's worse than that for the TCs. They are sleepwalking to extinction without any sign of clarity or resistance. This thread is typical of their blinkered inane mindset.

What do the usual TC suspects have to say about a report from a Turkish journalist about the degeneracy of the 'trnc' and the imbecility of Turkey's policies in Cyprus? It's all the fault of the Greek Cypriots apparently!!!

You couldn't make it up!!!
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby GreekIslandGirl » Thu Jun 21, 2012 8:51 am

Hermes wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:You are the idiot, the whore screamed and begged for it and then cried rape. Don't mix my words, you see, you're at it again, bunch of fucking liars living in denial.


You're dumber than I thought. I rest my case.


A living proof of the Turkish Colonial Disaster ...
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Jun 21, 2012 9:01 am

Piratis wrote:The Turks (Ottomans) occupied Cyprus, just like they had previously occupied most other Greek territories. How can the desire of the Greek people in all Greek territories (including Cyprus) to liberate their own lands in one united Greek state, be an excuse for the Turks to invade our island again?

The Turkish minority that was formed in Cyprus during Ottoman rule can stay in Cyprus as equal citizens (like the Latin minority which was formed during Latin rule) but they have no right whatsoever to undemocratically and forcefully impose their will on Cyprus. If the majority of Cypriots democratically choose to unite their own island with the rest of Greece, EU or China, they have every right to do so.

Therefore the desire of the Cypriot people to democratically decide the destiny of their own island can not be an excuse for any foreign country to invade Cyprus, which is why the occupation and the pseudo state are and will remain illegal.

This is what the cheap excuses of the Turks for the invasion and occupation of Cyprus are accepted by no other country. Yet the Turks continue to repeat the same cheap excuses because apparently they have nothing better to say to excuse their expansionism.



Your arguement falls flat because Cyprus has never been a greek island nor will it be and plus this vote you talk about it was conducted in a church and only Gcs voted....you people are brain dead...you still cant accept that enosis fucked you stupid and now you are crying give me back my land.....you played with a bomb and it exploded and you complain about losing 37% of your limbs no wonder no one takes you seriously.
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby PC Bubble » Thu Jun 21, 2012 10:45 am

VP.
A good summing up !
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Maximus » Thu Jun 21, 2012 10:46 am

PC Bubble wrote:VP.
A good summing up !



Talking to yourself again VP5000?
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby MR-from-NG » Thu Jun 21, 2012 11:40 am

Hermes wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:
Hermes wrote:
MR-from-NG wrote:You are the idiot, the whore screamed and begged for it and then cried rape. Don't mix my words, you see, you're at it again, bunch of fucking liars living in denial.


You're dumber than I thought. I rest my case.


Tell me what is dumb and I might take you seriously. Have you even understood what I wrote?


You're are a dumbfuck because you post stuff like this:

'the whore screamed and begged for it and then cried rape'.

Only a moron could post stuff like this and think they're being smart.


No you dickbrain, only an idiot like you would misinterpret my comments. Get your parents, teachers and priests to be honest with you about the Cyprus problem and then come back and debate it.
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Maximus » Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:16 pm

Do the international community along with the the UN, also have to be honest? Did they adopt their positions based on what they where told by their parents, teachers and priests? :roll:

You cannot be serious.
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Piratis » Thu Jun 21, 2012 12:41 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:The Turks (Ottomans) occupied Cyprus, just like they had previously occupied most other Greek territories. How can the desire of the Greek people in all Greek territories (including Cyprus) to liberate their own lands in one united Greek state, be an excuse for the Turks to invade our island again?

The Turkish minority that was formed in Cyprus during Ottoman rule can stay in Cyprus as equal citizens (like the Latin minority which was formed during Latin rule) but they have no right whatsoever to undemocratically and forcefully impose their will on Cyprus. If the majority of Cypriots democratically choose to unite their own island with the rest of Greece, EU or China, they have every right to do so.

Therefore the desire of the Cypriot people to democratically decide the destiny of their own island can not be an excuse for any foreign country to invade Cyprus, which is why the occupation and the pseudo state are and will remain illegal.

This is what the cheap excuses of the Turks for the invasion and occupation of Cyprus are accepted by no other country. Yet the Turks continue to repeat the same cheap excuses because apparently they have nothing better to say to excuse their expansionism.



Your arguement falls flat because Cyprus has never been a greek island nor will it be and plus this vote you talk about it was conducted in a church and only Gcs voted....you people are brain dead...you still cant accept that enosis fucked you stupid and now you are crying give me back my land.....you played with a bomb and it exploded and you complain about losing 37% of your limbs no wonder no one takes you seriously.


Cyprus has been a Greek island for thousands of years, but that is besides the point. If the majority of Cypriots wanted to unite their own island with Egypt (and Egyptians wanted this union as well) then we would again have every right for this union. How Greek or Egyptian Cyprus is does not even matter. What matters is that the Cypriot people should be free to peacefully and democratically decide the destiny of their own island, something which you have denied to us for centuries.

If Turkey is accepted in EU and the majority of Turkish citizens want their own country to join the union, would it mean that a minority within Turkey in collaboration with a foreign country would have the right to invade Turkey and stop it from joining EU with the excuse that "Turkey is not European"?

I hope you understand how ridiculous and cheap your excuses are.

The fact is that the vast majority of Cypriots wanted union with the rest of Greece, but of course no official referendum was allowed for this because neither the British nor the Turks were willing to respect the democratic wishes of the Cypriot people. They instead choose to impose their own will by force, just like they had done during the last few centuries. The Cyprus Problem will be solved when Cyprus is freed from the foreign imperialists who want to control our island to serve their own interests on our expense. They are the problem and the TCs are merely their cheap excuse.
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Re: 'TRNC': A Turkish Colonial Disaster

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Jun 21, 2012 2:36 pm

Pits now you say its irrelevant but all you did was a vote amongst yourselves between a few peasant farmers and you think it worth dividing the country for. Your enosis dream fucked everything up and your continued unrepentant despot attitude will only get nowhere in solving the Cyprus problem as has been the case for the past 52 years.
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