Oceanside50 wrote:You might be working for me one day. I may need a couple of advanced dorks like you..what you're trying to derail is the fact that the CNG is directly connected to momma Hellas..
Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:Due to its superior training and equipment the Hellenic AirForce would have the Turk war machine on its knees in 48 hrs...this from an Israeli commander...read on
http://elnewsgr.blogspot.com/2011/09/bl ... 6.html?m=1
I think the argument is over...no Turk airforce equals no Turk army/navy...again the USA is protecting the Turks from the Greeks, forget all arguments,such as,who has the best missiles tanks and ships and the endless posts...
We don't give a shit about your hellenic crap! It's got nothing to do with us.
This is a CNG thread so you'd better respect it...
You can talk about the CNG or its arch enemy Turkey… but any other country's military is irrelevant here.
The CNGis led by a Hellenic General its army is made up of Hellenic soldiers and Cyprus has a defence treatie and the CNG is integrated with the military of HELLAS!!!
Now I know that you haven't done a military service in Cyprus or you would've known that we have no connection to Greece's military. We are completely separate, never come in contact with Greek elements and the NG General is a paid professional position that has been held by both Cypriots and Greeks over the years. It is not necessarily held by a Greek person.
As for describing Cypriot national guardsmen as "hellenic soldiers"... well I would describe you as a constipated illiterate baboon but you may not necessarily agree with me because it is my opinion!
Look, just stay out of Cypriot military discussions because you’re embarrassing us by talking utter shit.
"Milise chai to kolopsaro"...when I was helping my uncles clean their " martinia" on Pentadaktylos when the Turks were invading Kyrenia, you were still a gaoro "sporo" in your daddy's scrotum....as for a Hellenic connection to the CNG there was always a mainland Hellenic General leading the Hellenic CNG..All officers in the CNG go to HELLAS for their training.. As for professional officers leading the CNG, most of them (Hellenes,Hellene Cypriots)are professionals..most officers from lt. Colonel and above come from Hellas..what more of a direct connection do you want?..
Lt Gen Andreas Petrides, Deputy Chief of the National Guard
Oceanside50 wrote:I said most not all..what difference does it make they're both Greeks...his education as an officer came from where? Who leads the CNG above Petrides?
It still doesn't disprove anything that I've said.
The Global Militarization Index (GMI) depicts the relative weight and importance of the military apparatus of one state in relation to its society as a whole. For this, the GMI records a number of indicators to represent the degree of militarization of a country:[1]
comparison of military expenditure with its gross domestic product (GDP);
comparison of military expenditure with its health expenditure;
contrast between the total number of (para)military forces with the number of physicians, and the overall population;
ratio of the number of heavy weapons available and the overall population.
Get Real! wrote:Oceanside50 wrote:You might be working for me one day. I may need a couple of advanced dorks like you..what you're trying to derail is the fact that the CNG is directly connected to momma Hellas..
That's just a pathological feeling of your disjointed brain.
But don’t worry because I’ve started an ongoing thread especially for you and Oracle to keep you busy.
I promise to give you plenty to worry about so you will learn to butt out of matters that don’t concern you.
kurupetos wrote:In the list of countries by Global Militarization Index, Cyprus ranks 6th in the world!
Israel is #1, Russia is #4, Greece is #9 and Turkey is #27!
How many minutes will Turkey last against Cyprus, Greece, Russia and Israel?The Global Militarization Index (GMI) depicts the relative weight and importance of the military apparatus of one state in relation to its society as a whole. For this, the GMI records a number of indicators to represent the degree of militarization of a country:[1]
comparison of military expenditure with its gross domestic product (GDP);
comparison of military expenditure with its health expenditure;
contrast between the total number of (para)military forces with the number of physicians, and the overall population;
ratio of the number of heavy weapons available and the overall population.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_Global_Militarization_Index
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