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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Sotos » Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:38 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:You want us to turn our back to our closest ally blaming them for the problem of Cyprus ...


:lol: Sotos, you're one of the biggest fucking idiots to have ever graced this forum! :lol:


The biggest fucking idiot is the one who doesn't know what to say and makes posts of nothing more than smiley icons.
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby tsukoui » Thu Jun 20, 2013 9:40 pm

In some ways I believe Paphitis is right. We need to become indispensable to the US and the UK, but not by being an unsinkable warship and divided island. Joining NATO is very short sighted and fool hardy. Do you think the rest of the world will appreciate this? The US is already predicting China will become the major power in the next twenty five years. Our only hope is to set a good example of peaceful co-existence.
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:28 pm

Sotos wrote:
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Sotos wrote:...the British were supposed to protect the sovereignty of Cyprus and they didn't ...

Stop embarrassing your self!

Greece OVERTHREW the democratically elected government of Cyprus and in the process murdered Cypriots to achieve their goal, and you have the audacity to complain about the Brits for not taking part in it?


But I never denied that the unelected CIA backed dictators of Greece have part of the blame for 74! If the Brits could not guarantee the sovereignty of RoC then what was the point of making themselves "guarantor power"... just a lie to excuse their occupation of Akrotiri and Dhekelia! :roll: But not meeting their obligations is the least. The major thing is what they did in the 50s... why didn't they do a referendum in Cyprus like they did in Falklands and Gibraltar? They show respect to democracy and the locals only when they know the results would suit them. In Cyprus instead of a referendum they blackmailed us, they involved Turkey, they kept the bases and they set the stage for everything that happened later!

In that case why blame Turkey for the 1974 invasion/occupation of Cyprus? :?

IT WAS CIA SPONSORED BABY!!! :wink:

See how your idiocy is also CIA sponsored? :lol:
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:29 pm

Sotos wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:You want us to turn our back to our closest ally blaming them for the problem of Cyprus ...


:lol: Sotos, you're one of the biggest fucking idiots to have ever graced this forum! :lol:


The biggest fucking idiot is the one who doesn't know what to say and makes posts of nothing more than smiley icons.


Correction: Sotos, you're one of the biggest fucking CIA SPONSORED idiots to have ever graced this forum! :lol:
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby supporttheunderdog » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:33 pm

Makarios decided in 64 he no longer needed the guarantee. Now I suggest everyone reads the articles and then you will see why some views the preceivied responsibilies of Britain might be mistaken. Indeed on one Analysis britain should probably have stepped in against the coupists.

I suggest that if anyone thinks any of the Analysis are wrong that they say so but why and by reference to the evidence, not just parrot fashion repeat by rote the mantra of conspiracy theories.
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:34 pm

And btw, IDIOTIC CIA SPONSORED Sotos…

Whose side should the British have taken in 1974?

The Greek’s side overthrowing the Cypriot government because we were Spartans, or Makarios’ side because we were Cypriots?

:lol:
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby GreekIslandGirl » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:36 pm

Get Real! wrote:
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Get Real! wrote:
Sotos wrote:...the British were supposed to protect the sovereignty of Cyprus and they didn't ...

Stop embarrassing your self!

Greece OVERTHREW the democratically elected government of Cyprus and in the process murdered Cypriots to achieve their goal, and you have the audacity to complain about the Brits for not taking part in it?


Yes, and we replaced Makarios with another Cypriot. Your point is what exactly? Are you trying to rubbish all of Cyprus now?

You had temporarily placed a stooge in office that Athens could control and replace at a later date as required when the dust was to settle! (Or so you thought) :lol:


That "stooge" was Cypriot! So were the many who helped clear the way for him. If you carry on making this point, all you do is remind us of our part in the coup. The junta was to blame and so were some of our own. End of. We are all enosied in the EU now. Allies. So clear off with your present-day treasonous comments against our government's choice of allies!
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:37 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:Makarios decided in 64 he no longer needed the guarantee. Now I suggest everyone reads the articles and then you will see why some views the preceivied responsibilies of Britain might be mistaken. Indeed on one Analysis britain should probably have stepped in against the coupists.

I suggest that if anyone thinks any of the Analysis are wrong that they say so but why and by reference to the evidence, not just parrot fashion repeat by rote the mantra of conspiracy theories.

:? Man, your responses are so crappy you make idiotic Sotos look good! :roll:

Learn how to finish idiots off in one or two posts like unkie GR! :lol:
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:39 pm

GreekIslandGirl wrote:That "stooge" was Cypriot! So were the many who helped clear the way for him. If you carry on making this point, all you do is remind us of our part in the coup. The junta was to blame and so were some of our own. End of. We are all enosied in the EU now. Allies. So clear off with your present-day treasonous comments against our government's choice of allies!

Well by the same token the CIA was to blame for the Turkish invasion!!! :lol:

See how easy you fuck yourself into a corner when you've got the IQ of a dandelion? :lol:


Next (Greek) idiot please... :)
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Re: Dictatorships and hypocracy!

Postby GreekIslandGirl » Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:40 pm

supporttheunderdog wrote:Makarios decided in 64 he no longer needed the guarantee. Now I suggest everyone reads the articles and then you will see why some views the preceivied responsibilies of Britain might be mistaken. Indeed on one Analysis britain should probably have stepped in against the coupists.

I suggest that if anyone thinks any of the Analysis are wrong that they say so but why and by reference to the evidence, not just parrot fashion repeat by rote the mantra of conspiracy theories.


No! Britain tried to wiggle out of her responsibilities once Turkey first tried to invade in 1964 and Britain suddenly realised what they had committed themselves to with the guarantee.

Cowardly Britain's lack of effort in 1964 was the reason Makarios asked for the UNFICYP.
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