


Hurry up GIG and ELAM, you better find a quick alternative - like "running a pipeline to EU over motherland Greece", your "super race" pride is at stake!

bigOz wrote:Because it would cost an extra 10 billion dollars to export by sea, Archbishop Hrisostomos supported the natural gas being exported to Europe over Turkey. To the oppossition his message was "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
Reh Hrisostomos! How much for your........?
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Hurry up GIG and ELAM, you better find a quick alternative - like "running a pipeline to EU over motherland Greece", your "super race" pride is at stake!
Cyprus will become an energy hub
28 January, 2013
Going ahead with natural gas infrastructure plans is important both financially and politically, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Neoclis Sylikiotis has said.
Cyprus’ proposal for the creation of a South Eastern Mediterranean energy supply corridor is now being discussed at European level and has been accepted as an idea, something which several months ago was an idea just voiced by Cyprus mainly on a theoretical level, he added.
Sylikiotis rejected the idea of a possible pipeline through Turkey, recalling that Turkey occupies part of Cyprus.
http://www.financialmirror.com/news-det ... ?nid=28676
Kikapu wrote:bigOz wrote:Because it would cost an extra 10 billion dollars to export by sea, Archbishop Hrisostomos supported the natural gas being exported to Europe over Turkey. To the oppossition his message was "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
Reh Hrisostomos! How much for your........?
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Hurry up GIG and ELAM, you better find a quick alternative - like "running a pipeline to EU over motherland Greece", your "super race" pride is at stake!Cyprus will become an energy hub
28 January, 2013
Going ahead with natural gas infrastructure plans is important both financially and politically, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Neoclis Sylikiotis has said.
Cyprus’ proposal for the creation of a South Eastern Mediterranean energy supply corridor is now being discussed at European level and has been accepted as an idea, something which several months ago was an idea just voiced by Cyprus mainly on a theoretical level, he added.
Sylikiotis rejected the idea of a possible pipeline through Turkey, recalling that Turkey occupies part of Cyprus.
http://www.financialmirror.com/news-det ... ?nid=28676
Kikapu wrote:bigOz wrote:Because it would cost an extra 10 billion dollars to export by sea, Archbishop Hrisostomos supported the natural gas being exported to Europe over Turkey. To the oppossition his message was "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
Reh Hrisostomos! How much for your........?
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Hurry up GIG and ELAM, you better find a quick alternative - like "running a pipeline to EU over motherland Greece", your "super race" pride is at stake!Cyprus will become an energy hub
28 January, 2013
Going ahead with natural gas infrastructure plans is important both financially and politically, Minister of Commerce, Industry and Tourism Neoclis Sylikiotis has said.
Cyprus’ proposal for the creation of a South Eastern Mediterranean energy supply corridor is now being discussed at European level and has been accepted as an idea, something which several months ago was an idea just voiced by Cyprus mainly on a theoretical level, he added.
Sylikiotis rejected the idea of a possible pipeline through Turkey, recalling that Turkey occupies part of Cyprus.
http://www.financialmirror.com/news-det ... ?nid=28676
bigOz wrote:That still does not change what the Archbishop said! So what's your point?. Next Minister of Commerce might think different![]()
bigOz wrote:As for pipeline going through TRNC to Turkey, I hope the GCs never accept such a proposal - no one has asked the TCs if they would like a pipeline going across their living space. In any case, I doubt either side would be willing to accept any such proposal before an agreement is reached on Cyprus problem (probably long after you and I gave died and fossilised!).
bigOz wrote:... "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
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GreekIslandGirl wrote:bigOz wrote:... "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
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Why are you so shocked?
When will it be in Cyprus' National Interests to do such a thing? When Turkey has stopped occupying Cyprus, that's when.
And if it's in Cyprus' Economic Interest to trade with Turkey once you stop occupying Cyprus, then what's the problem?
As the nice Christian man said, "It is better to love than to hate". So why don't you stop hating on people?
cyprusgrump wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:bigOz wrote:... "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
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Why are you so shocked?
When will it be in Cyprus' National Interests to do such a thing? When Turkey has stopped occupying Cyprus, that's when.
And if it's in Cyprus' Economic Interest to trade with Turkey once you stop occupying Cyprus, then what's the problem?
As the nice Christian man said, "It is better to love than to hate". So why don't you stop hating on people?
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GreekIslandGirl wrote:cyprusgrump wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote:bigOz wrote:... "If it will be in our Economic and National interest then why not? It is better to love than to hate..."![]()
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Why are you so shocked?
When will it be in Cyprus' National Interests to do such a thing? When Turkey has stopped occupying Cyprus, that's when.
And if it's in Cyprus' Economic Interest to trade with Turkey once you stop occupying Cyprus, then what's the problem?
As the nice Christian man said, "It is better to love than to hate". So why don't you stop hating on people?
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Do you know what hating on people really means? It means you go and invade territory which is not yours and kill the people who live there just so that you can have economic gains. Like the Colonialist Brits did and the Turks still do ...
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