PambosNY wrote:We get the message my friend. You simply have no more arguments! As you feel that you already know everything, thus you feel no need to discuss the facts. My sources are well researched but really it does not take much research to figure out what happened, all it takes is common sense and lack of national fanaticism. All you have to do is examine the FACTS and not the lies and half-truths as disseminated by the nationalist propaganda instruments of the Cypriot society. The truth is so obvious really, it does not take a genious (nor do i claim to be one) to realize that our problems in Cyprus are for the most part a direct result of our NATIONALIST ideologies that we so passionately and idiotically still follow.
Regarding your critisicms I take them as a compliment, no worries.
Now bow down and praise the arch-racist Makarios and his modern incarnations such as El Presidente Natiolanista Papadopoulos All-I-wanna-is-dihotomisis-cant-ya-get-it. Oh and don't forget to kiss the priests ass and thank them for making G/Cs sucjh good Christians by never ceasing to remind us that is our "Christian" duty is to hate the Turks.
God Bless You and God Bless Cyprus.
Apart from acting like a typical opinionated sloganist, do you have any facts and /or evidence to support what you are saying?
Where do you base your argument that Papadopoullos is
today such a nationalist as you perceive him to be and where do you base your assumption that all he wants is partition? I argue than none of them stand true and accurate! Can you provide us with any such evidence to support your allegations, or they are simply a mere perception that you have and which pushes you to resort to slogans and frothy raves.
I am not kissing any priest's ass, but can you tell us for example where did you hear or read that the priests never cease to remind us that it is our "Christian" duty to hate the Turks?
Furthermore, do you know what percentage of GCs are practicing religion and even further, follow and /or pay any serious attention to what the priests say in relation to political matters? I argue that it is no more than 5% of the people of Cyprus.
May I ask for how long you have been away from Cyprus?