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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Maximus » Fri May 10, 2013 2:05 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
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Viewpoint wrote:The world knows who said yes to peace and who said no....this is not a real offer Nato & Maraş for a few chapters and a supervised port is not a win win situation its a win GCs lose TCs and the world can see this.....offer rejected.


VP,

I do not discount what you are saying, however this is still not a win for the GC's. first of all, Turkey has nothing to lose but a lot of potential gain by following international law and the UN resolutions. She has spent the last 40 years trying to get out of Cyprus while maintaining the same illogical and illegal position. We are in the present day and its about Turkey saving face..

by handing back the fenced off area of Varosha to its legal and rightful owners, without compensation to go along with it so it can be rebuilt, it will be handed back in a state or complete ruin and despair.

think about it, the RoC is broke and in a lot of debt as you would like to say. How can they afford to restore the city to derive any financial or social benefit from it for its residence and the Republic?

I dont think you fully recognise the level of destruction Turkey has created in Cyprus over the years.


Then why do you want it back? what moves have to seen to back your arguement that turkey has been trying to get out of Cyprus? if shes wanted to save face she would have adhered to EU demands instead she put the TRNC before the EU rather contradicts your claim.

I support opening Maraş but the offer has to be one that would benefit both sides.


this is just a word salad so you can expropriate some rights from your theft.

why do you want it back you say? because the RoC and its citizens are the legal and rightful owners. it will sit there in the Roc control until such a time as they can do something with it, even without compensation from Turkey. even here your perception of yourselves and what is right is not based on reality, but psuedo rights and fiction.,

why dont you want to give it back to its legal and rightful owners?
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby B25 » Fri May 10, 2013 2:11 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
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Viewpoint wrote:The world knows who said yes to peace and who said no....this is not a real offer Nato & Maraş for a few chapters and a supervised port is not a win win situation its a win GCs lose TCs and the world can see this.....offer rejected.


This is complete Turkish propaganda Bollocks. This was not about peace, you said YES to being given Cyprus, legalise you atrocities, allow you to keep the stolen properties, whilst you also get back what you claim is yours in the south.

Thank god the majority of the GCs saw through this calamity and avoided it like the plague.

Stop spouting shit about what you said yes to, it was not a peace agreement, but a complete Cyprus on a plate to Turkey agreement. As the other shit stirrer claimed. 'The Annan Plan gave us everything we wanted and we become our own effendi'. It was a partition agreement in desguise, you know it, I know it, the world knows it, but the corrupt few would have us believe otherwise.


Only Gcs see it that way, the world knows that you rejected a comprehensive solution package prepared by the UN and supported by the majority of the world end of story, we said YES and you said NO so people world wide see you GCs as the rejectionsists.


Utter crap, you just can't help yourself, you open your trap and shit pours out. Comprehensive my ass. The world knows what's what you just like to propaganderise everything to suit your partitionist agenda.

This plan was concocted by the US/UK/Turkey to force the GCs into a corner and give Cyprus on a plate to Turkey and the criminal regime of which you are a part.

The day the Turkish shit stepped foot on this paradise island is the day we had problems. Go to hell.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Viewpoint » Fri May 10, 2013 2:15 pm

Only GCs morons like you think that way, the day you demanded enosis was the start of what we have today, no enosis no taksim.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Maximus » Fri May 10, 2013 2:16 pm

Lordo wrote:its very simple they can have maras for opening ercan and magusa to world trade and terkey will open her ports and air space to them. its a bargain. but do you think they can see a good bargain when they have been in a stupefying rage for 60 years, i suspect not.


this is the Turkish modus operandi,

steal something which does not belong to you then use it to negotiate for something else. Essentially, Turkey is a gypsy thief that has to have in her possession something which does not belong to her at all times so it can be used as a tool to blackmail and negotiate, to exchange for other things that do not belong to her.

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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Lordo » Fri May 10, 2013 2:27 pm

just as i thought blind as a bat.

wallow in your darkened ignorance and dont worry how may times you bang your head against the door. eventually you will find the door but the question is do you know how too pen it.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Maximus » Fri May 10, 2013 2:32 pm

Lordo wrote:just as i thought blind as a bat.

wallow in your darkened ignorance and dont worry how may times you bang your head against the door. eventually you will find the door but the question is do you know how too pen it.


This is Turkish History. I am surprised Turkey hasn't started renaming the Greek Gods yet. Instead, she is focusing her attention on coffee, halloumi, and tourists that visit historical monuments in 'Turkey' with Greek writings all over them.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Viewpoint » Fri May 10, 2013 3:05 pm

Maximus wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Maximus wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:The world knows who said yes to peace and who said no....this is not a real offer Nato & Maraş for a few chapters and a supervised port is not a win win situation its a win GCs lose TCs and the world can see this.....offer rejected.


VP,

I do not discount what you are saying, however this is still not a win for the GC's. first of all, Turkey has nothing to lose but a lot of potential gain by following international law and the UN resolutions. She has spent the last 40 years trying to get out of Cyprus while maintaining the same illogical and illegal position. We are in the present day and its about Turkey saving face..

by handing back the fenced off area of Varosha to its legal and rightful owners, without compensation to go along with it so it can be rebuilt, it will be handed back in a state or complete ruin and despair.

think about it, the RoC is broke and in a lot of debt as you would like to say. How can they afford to restore the city to derive any financial or social benefit from it for its residence and the Republic?

I dont think you fully recognise the level of destruction Turkey has created in Cyprus over the years.


Then why do you want it back? what moves have to seen to back your arguement that turkey has been trying to get out of Cyprus? if shes wanted to save face she would have adhered to EU demands instead she put the TRNC before the EU rather contradicts your claim.

I support opening Maraş but the offer has to be one that would benefit both sides.


this is just a word salad so you can expropriate some rights from your theft.

why do you want it back you say? because the RoC and its citizens are the legal and rightful owners. it will sit there in the Roc control until such a time as they can do something with it, even without compensation from Turkey. even here your perception of yourselves and what is right is not based on reality, but psuedo rights and fiction.,

why dont you want to give it back to its legal and rightful owners?



I didnt say I dont want to give it back but in your previous post you kinda contradict yourself by saying the "RoC" is broke and that it cant rebuild it to benefit its residence etc etc.

Hold on a minute when I say for the benefit of both sides wanting direct flights or trade is no different from previous owners returning to Maraş if thats their right then Im only claiming my rights no more no less.

You foregt the trade off is land for recognition, if you want land back you have give back some recognition, they go hand in hand.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Viewpoint » Fri May 10, 2013 3:06 pm

Maximus wrote:
Lordo wrote:its very simple they can have maras for opening ercan and magusa to world trade and terkey will open her ports and air space to them. its a bargain. but do you think they can see a good bargain when they have been in a stupefying rage for 60 years, i suspect not.


this is the Turkish modus operandi,

steal something which does not belong to you then use it to negotiate for something else. Essentially, Turkey is a gypsy thief that has to have in her possession something which does not belong to her at all times so it can be used as a tool to blackmail and negotiate, to exchange for other things that do not belong to her.

scumbags.



Wow shes done really well Turkey is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever seen.
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Maximus » Fri May 10, 2013 3:08 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
Maximus wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Maximus wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:The world knows who said yes to peace and who said no....this is not a real offer Nato & Maraş for a few chapters and a supervised port is not a win win situation its a win GCs lose TCs and the world can see this.....offer rejected.


VP,

I do not discount what you are saying, however this is still not a win for the GC's. first of all, Turkey has nothing to lose but a lot of potential gain by following international law and the UN resolutions. She has spent the last 40 years trying to get out of Cyprus while maintaining the same illogical and illegal position. We are in the present day and its about Turkey saving face..

by handing back the fenced off area of Varosha to its legal and rightful owners, without compensation to go along with it so it can be rebuilt, it will be handed back in a state or complete ruin and despair.

think about it, the RoC is broke and in a lot of debt as you would like to say. How can they afford to restore the city to derive any financial or social benefit from it for its residence and the Republic?

I dont think you fully recognise the level of destruction Turkey has created in Cyprus over the years.


Then why do you want it back? what moves have to seen to back your arguement that turkey has been trying to get out of Cyprus? if shes wanted to save face she would have adhered to EU demands instead she put the TRNC before the EU rather contradicts your claim.

I support opening Maraş but the offer has to be one that would benefit both sides.


this is just a word salad so you can expropriate some rights from your theft.

why do you want it back you say? because the RoC and its citizens are the legal and rightful owners. it will sit there in the Roc control until such a time as they can do something with it, even without compensation from Turkey. even here your perception of yourselves and what is right is not based on reality, but psuedo rights and fiction.,

why dont you want to give it back to its legal and rightful owners?



I didnt say I dont want to give it back but in your previous post you kinda contradict yourself by saying the "RoC" is broke and that it cant rebuild it to benefit its residence etc etc.

Hold on a minute when I say for the benefit of both sides wanting direct flights or trade is no different from previous owners returning to Maraş if thats their right then Im only claiming my rights no more no less.

You foregt the trade off is land for recognition, if you want land back you have give back some recognition, they go hand in hand.


what does it have to do with you, Turkey should just give it back and offer compensation for the damage caused........
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Re: Is Turkey Ready for Peace... ???

Postby Maximus » Fri May 10, 2013 3:17 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
Maximus wrote:
Lordo wrote:its very simple they can have maras for opening ercan and magusa to world trade and terkey will open her ports and air space to them. its a bargain. but do you think they can see a good bargain when they have been in a stupefying rage for 60 years, i suspect not.


this is the Turkish modus operandi,

steal something which does not belong to you then use it to negotiate for something else. Essentially, Turkey is a gypsy thief that has to have in her possession something which does not belong to her at all times so it can be used as a tool to blackmail and negotiate, to exchange for other things that do not belong to her.

scumbags.



Wow shes done really well Turkey is one of the most beautiful countries I have ever seen.


Some places are beautiful on sight but it is what is on the inside that counts and that is completely minging and ugly.
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