Get Real! wrote:
No matter where they emigrate once they reach the 3rd or 4rth generation their Greekness is totally out the window forever lost into obscurity… and this applies whether they move to America, Nigeria or Cyprus! It doesn't matter!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Get Real! wrote:
No matter where they emigrate once they reach the 3rd or 4rth generation their Greekness is totally out the window forever lost into obscurity… and this applies whether they move to America, Nigeria or Cyprus! It doesn't matter!
Erm, same with Cypriots. What's your point? Apart from answering your own dilemma of where the Cypriots have gone if Cyprus is Greek ....
Anyway - back to your passport criterion. Are you claiming Cypriots were only invented in 1960?
Get Real! wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:Get Real! wrote:
No matter where they emigrate once they reach the 3rd or 4rth generation their Greekness is totally out the window forever lost into obscurity… and this applies whether they move to America, Nigeria or Cyprus! It doesn't matter!
Erm, same with Cypriots. What's your point? Apart from answering your own dilemma of where the Cypriots have gone if Cyprus is Greek ....
Well duh!
Whatever happened to your “Greeks arrived in Cyprus 2000 years ago” theory then? You’ve just admitted that foreigners evaporate yet give Greeks two millenniums of longevity in Cyprus!
Anyway - back to your passport criterion. Are you claiming Cypriots were only invented in 1960?
Err no, you’re just hoping I’ll stick to passports which is an area you seem to feel you can have a win or something!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:So they came here as Greeks and continued to practice their lifestyles as Greeks ( continuous lineage - scions) - which rather makes your visits to other countries as an erosion of our Greekness rather pointless.
Get Real! wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:So they came here as Greeks and continued to practice their lifestyles as Greeks ( continuous lineage - scions) - which rather makes your visits to other countries as an erosion of our Greekness rather pointless.
Oracle, we have met in person and the last time this occured you had your son with you right?
Well, funny how you couldn’t even manage your son to look, sound, or feel Greek after just ONE generation!
And please don’t come back and tell me that he sometimes wears pom poms to make up for it!
See you tomorrow folks...
wyoming cowboy wrote:I challenge anyone to find any historical record prior to the 74 Turk invasion of Cyprus that shows Greek Cyps. denying their Hellenic lineage like the few New cypriots do today,
which mostly stems from the imperialistBritish assertions that Greek Cypriots are not Greek. "Bitter Lemons", which was written by a Brit,after the Eoka movement in the mid 50's asserts in the beginning of the book that Gc arent Greek, concludes in the end that Greek Cypriots are just as Greek as their brothers on the mainland. An obvious attempt by the imperialist to derail the Eoka movement. Those that do follow this spurious neo cypriot movement come mostly from their own insecurities and habit of bowing gracefully towards their master.
Mapko wrote:To all the non-Greek Greek Cypriots: denounce everything Greek - stop using the language;stop using the Greek alphabet;
don't buy anything Greek; don't eat or drink anything Greek;
don't celebrate Easter or 28th October;
stop celebrating all Greek customs and traditions.
Instead, create your own language and alphabet; your own foods; your won customs and traditions.
Then, try and sell all this to the Cypriot people - I think we both know, other than a hardcore of about six people (oddly enough, you may find these six people frequenting this site), nobody will take to it.
You could also try and console yourself in the fact these are all Cypriot things and the Greeks are copying you.
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