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[Sotos]

Tomorrow is the anniversary of one of the many massacres of the Turks against Cypriots.

During the Greek War of Independence in 1821, the Ottoman authorities feared that Greek Cypriots would rebel again. Archbishop Kyprianos, a powerful leader who worked to improve the education of Greek Cypriot children, was accused of plotting against the government. Kyprianos, his bishops, and hundreds of priests and important laymen were arrested and summarily hanged or decapitated on July 9, 1821.

The Turks are the Problem of Cyprus.

[Get Real!]

As an indigenous 100% Cypriot I consider ALL half-baked foreign garbage (like you) as much a problem for Cyprus as Turks!

These days it’s become impossible to tell who has committed the greatest atrocities against Cyprus!

Is it Turkey who is still illegally occupying a significant portion of the island or is it the Greeks who every few years pull off of a new trick against Cyprus in their maniacal aim to destroy her!

I really don’t know anymore…

[Sotos]

I am the one who is 100% Cypriot. You are the "half-baked foreign garbage" since you were raised abroad and you can't even speak properly the native language of Cypriots ... which is Greek Real Cypriots know who is causing the problems ... it is Turkey which keeps invading Cyprus to steal our land and give it to their settlers.

[Get Real!]

I am the one who is 100% Cypriot.

[barouti]

I am the one who is 100% Cypriot.

Incoherent laughter: the bastion of fools, the clueless and Internet trolls.

Wiki: "On 9 June 1821 3 ships sailed from Cyprus with General Konstantinos Kanaris. They landed at Asprovrisi, of Lapithou. Kanaris brought with him papers from the Filiki Etaireia, and the ships were welcomed with rapturous applause and patriotic cries from the local Greeks of the area, who helped Kanaris and the soldiers from Cyprus as much as they could. Kanaris brought with him the Cypriots who created the "Column of Cypriots" («Φάλαγγα των Κυπρίων»), led by General Chatzipetros, which fought with extraordinary heroism in Greece."

And you're response to this GR? We know, this emoticon: " "

Are you also going to claim that the Cypriots couldn't have sailed to Greece in 1821 because they didn't have boats that were big enough.

Also: Capodistria: the founder of Greek independence Oxford University: "The family of Gonemis or Golemis, which originated in Cyprus, had moved to Crete when Cyprus fell in the 16th century; then to Epirus when Crete fell in the 17th, settling near Argyrokastro in modern Albania; and finally to Corfu."

This surely would have made you pee your pants with more laughter even though we both know an ignoramus such as yourself on history, politics, well on life in general, as no idea who Capodistria even is.

Anyway, laugh it up with another one of those emoticons because that's actually more intelligible compared to when you attempt to string a few words together to make a sentence.

[Get Real!]

The Wiki?

General Chatzipetros?

In which Cypriot military corps did this Chatzi become a General, the Ottoman navy or the janissaries?

Bienne gie mou na pessis tsie bareda mas! And stop reading Greek comics!

[barouti]

Ha ha ha, as expected more laughing emoticons from you!!! Because of course you cannot refute that Cypriots came to fight for Greek independence in 1821 so instead throw in a few of these " " and add "Greek comics" as an attempt at a counter argument. So GR (ironic isn't it your intitials are the same as the country code for Greece), isnt this when you're meant to insist with your "bigger boat" doctrine. Come on, you can quote this youtube vid as exhibit A:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gciFoEbOA8

Anyway, laugh it up karagiozi, along with your turco buddies who applaude your "de-Hellenization" blatherings, because when you log-off the reality remains: Cypriot equates with Greek. Now it's my turn to post one of these

[Get Real!]

Well I’ll be damned! I’ve just found a rare photo of General Chatzipetros (aka “to tsatsoui") arriving at the Acropolis with his entire cavalry!

http://www.hellenicaworld.com/Cyprus/Li ... bottom.jpg

[barouti]

:shock: Well I’ll be damned! I’ve just found a rare photo of General Chatzipetros (aka “to tsatsoui") arriving at the Acropolis with his entire cavalry!

http://www.hellenicaworld.com/Cyprus/Li ... bottom.jpg

Wow, what a discovery! A photograph from 1821!!! Is this where you're going to claim you actually travelled back in time to take that picture as Exhibit B!

And I can see you were even there! On the far right of the pic.

[Get Real!]

Do tell us where this Cypriot General served prior to 1821!

Was he a LOK at Stavrovouni or OYK at Zigi?