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by **tsukoui** » Mon Feb 11, 2013 9:42 pm

At this time when the global elites are busily destroying national economies in order to take us back to feudalism, why is Cyprus voting for Nicos Anastasiades to sell them everything they desire. It is well known that the banksters want to own us by making our countries so in debt that we will be unable to repay it. Why at this time are AKEL and EDEK squabbling? Is it still the Cyprus problem? Don't they realise there will be no Cyprus left if they let Anastasiades and his bankster supporters get their way? This is why I am listening as much to the nationalists as to the internationalists at this time. I would dearly like Stavros Malas to win. But I am absolutely prepared to vote for Lillikas if it will stop Anastasiades. What's the beef?

by **kurupetos** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 3:33 am

You have more options than you think... :wink:

by **tsukoui** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 3:53 am

kurupetos wrote:You have more options than you think...

Putin has already been there. Study Daniel Estulin and get back to me with some National Socialist ideas that don't resemble Hitlers :roll:

by **kurupetos** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 3:56 am

tsukoui wrote:
kurupetos wrote:You have more options than you think...

Putin has already been there. Study Daniel Estulin and get back to me with some National Socialist ideas that don't resemble Hitlers

Just believe in the ideals of Hellenism. The Greek National Socialists fought against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Read a history book. :wink:

by **tsukoui** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:08 am

kurupetos wrote:
tsukoui wrote:
kurupetos wrote:You have more options than you think...

Putin has already been there. Study Daniel Estulin and get back to me with some National Socialist ideas that don't resemble Hitlers

Just believe in the ideals of Hellenism. The Greek National Socialists fought against Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Read a history book.

My history books tell me that Alexander was killed for getting too interested in understanding the Persians and the ideals of philosophy were again lost.

by **tsukoui** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:14 am

Perhaps I chose my words badly. "Trading with the Persians" might be better.

by **Oceanside50** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:17 am

What ive noticed about Cyprus' politics is that the Cyprus problem is used as a cloaking devise to hide all the crap that goes unnoticed. Who knows really why Akel and Edek are feuding? its probably for how many department each gets after they support Anastasiades in the second round

by **tsukoui** » Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:23 am

Oceanside50 wrote:What ive noticed about Cyprus' politics is that the Cyprus problem is used as a cloaking devise to hide all the crap that goes unnoticed. Who knows really why Akel and Edek are feuding? its probably for how many department each gets after they support Anastasiades in the second round

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