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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:34 pm

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Viewpoint wrote:Why cant you grasp the fact that we are not just a minority (we are not talking simple numers here) we are an equal partner as recognized by the world (1960 agreements) thats why we have 50% of the say in an eventual solution and why a BBF with political equality of the 2 sides has been negotiated by the 2 equal sides. Why on earth would I want to live as a minority in a Gc state I can do that tomorrow by moving south, why not allow people the freedom to choose whether they wish to live in the south or north under GC or TC administration why do you want to force one side to submit to the other when there is absolutely no trust or desire to do so? One country one identity with two states where one state cannot force, impose or dominate the other. In time and with a building of trust and properity the people from both sides can decide whether they wish to for a unitary state.


Recognised by the world in an agreement that the Greek Cypriots were forced to sign or face partition. Why should 80% of the population live in fear of the neo-Ottomans?

"why do you want to force one side to submit to the other" You are having a laugh aren't you? That's exactly what Turkey has done - forced one side to submit to the other and grabbed, and intends to keep, more than 18% of Cyprus. But that's our punishment for being "naughty boys" isn't it VP.


Forced or not is was signed and it is internationally recognized you cannot unilaterally erase it.

Turkey was invited by yourselves to step in and put an end to your enosis wet dreams, you couldnt share, you wanted everything your own way by forcing the TCs to submit to your manipulation discriminationa and persecution, it backfired and you lost 37% of the island. Even today your intentions are not to share equally but to force a partner into minority status and take control of the whole island. Aint gonna happen.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:34 pm

Get Real! wrote:
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Viewpoint wrote:Why cant you grasp the fact that we are not just a minority (we are not talking simple numers here) we are an equal partner as recognized by the world (1960 agreements) thats why we have 50% of the say in an eventual solution and why a BBF with political equality of the 2 sides has been negotiated by the 2 equal sides. Why on earth would I want to live as a minority in a Gc state I can do that tomorrow by moving south, why not allow people the freedom to choose whether they wish to live in the south or north under GC or TC administration why do you want to force one side to submit to the other when there is absolutely no trust or desire to do so? One country one identity with two states where one state cannot force, impose or dominate the other. In time and with a building of trust and properity the people from both sides can decide whether they wish to for a unitary state.

You were a minority in 1960 (30%-70% at the House of Reps) which you abandoned in collaboration with a foreign power and setup an illegal breakaway state, and as a result of your actions you are NOTHING today (0%-100%). Everything else is fantasy that can never come to pass.
It’s just so over…

37% is not fantasy.

Enjoy it while it lasts.


I can guarantee it will be all of your life.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby DrCyprus » Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:37 pm

a GC is so brain washed they have nothing positive to say about us or the Turks


A GC has nothing positive to say to the Turkish government, the TRNC, and all the Turkish and TC naziottomans such as yourself.

Open minded Turks and TC populace, who manage to see beyond the constant anti-rum brainwashing they have been submitted to since a young age, are invited over for souvla and coffee anyday.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Jerry » Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:51 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
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Viewpoint wrote:Why cant you grasp the fact that we are not just a minority (we are not talking simple numers here) we are an equal partner as recognized by the world (1960 agreements) thats why we have 50% of the say in an eventual solution and why a BBF with political equality of the 2 sides has been negotiated by the 2 equal sides. Why on earth would I want to live as a minority in a Gc state I can do that tomorrow by moving south, why not allow people the freedom to choose whether they wish to live in the south or north under GC or TC administration why do you want to force one side to submit to the other when there is absolutely no trust or desire to do so? One country one identity with two states where one state cannot force, impose or dominate the other. In time and with a building of trust and properity the people from both sides can decide whether they wish to for a unitary state.


Recognised by the world in an agreement that the Greek Cypriots were forced to sign or face partition. Why should 80% of the population live in fear of the neo-Ottomans?

"why do you want to force one side to submit to the other" You are having a laugh aren't you? That's exactly what Turkey has done - forced one side to submit to the other and grabbed, and intends to keep, more than 18% of Cyprus. But that's our punishment for being "naughty boys" isn't it VP.


Forced or not is was signed and it is internationally recognized you cannot unilaterally erase it.

Turkey was invited by yourselves to step in and put an end to your enosis wet dreams, you couldnt share, you wanted everything your own way by forcing the TCs to submit to your manipulation discriminationa and persecution, it backfired and you lost 37% of the island. Even today your intentions are not to share equally but to force a partner into minority status and take control of the whole island. Aint gonna happen.


So, it's OK to force GCs to sign an unfair agreement, it's OK to force them out of 37% of Cyprus but it's not OK to force the Turkish Cypriots to accept what they really are - a minority.

What curious logic.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Aug 22, 2013 3:57 pm

Jerry wrote:
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Jerry wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Why cant you grasp the fact that we are not just a minority (we are not talking simple numers here) we are an equal partner as recognized by the world (1960 agreements) thats why we have 50% of the say in an eventual solution and why a BBF with political equality of the 2 sides has been negotiated by the 2 equal sides. Why on earth would I want to live as a minority in a Gc state I can do that tomorrow by moving south, why not allow people the freedom to choose whether they wish to live in the south or north under GC or TC administration why do you want to force one side to submit to the other when there is absolutely no trust or desire to do so? One country one identity with two states where one state cannot force, impose or dominate the other. In time and with a building of trust and properity the people from both sides can decide whether they wish to for a unitary state.


Recognised by the world in an agreement that the Greek Cypriots were forced to sign or face partition. Why should 80% of the population live in fear of the neo-Ottomans?

"why do you want to force one side to submit to the other" You are having a laugh aren't you? That's exactly what Turkey has done - forced one side to submit to the other and grabbed, and intends to keep, more than 18% of Cyprus. But that's our punishment for being "naughty boys" isn't it VP.


Forced or not is was signed and it is internationally recognized you cannot unilaterally erase it.

Turkey was invited by yourselves to step in and put an end to your enosis wet dreams, you couldnt share, you wanted everything your own way by forcing the TCs to submit to your manipulation discriminationa and persecution, it backfired and you lost 37% of the island. Even today your intentions are not to share equally but to force a partner into minority status and take control of the whole island. Aint gonna happen.


So, it's OK to force GCs to sign an unfair agreement, it's OK to force them out of 37% of Cyprus but it's not OK to force the Turkish Cypriots to accept what they really are - a minority.

What curious logic.


We all know why you paid the price but why should we have to pay such a big cost with our rights throwing away our future?
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby repulsewarrior » Thu Aug 22, 2013 4:03 pm

...and here we are again, if we have a Republic, and if there must exist a Turkish Constituency, as its equal, what is wrong with having a Greek Constituency; isn't that Bicommunal? as well. vp, Bicommunal, you know very well, does not mean the island torn in two. you only speak about the, as you say, GCs, but you never speak as a Cypriot, i can only guess at your sympathies, Lordo at least can say clearly, "i love Cyprus". i'll ask everyone, what is wrong with a Greek Constituency, given our here and now, today?
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Viewpoint » Thu Aug 22, 2013 4:08 pm

repulsewarrior wrote:...and here we are again, if we have a Republic, and if there must exist a Turkish Constituency, as its equal, what is wrong with having a Greek Constituency; isn't that Bicommunal? as well. vp, Bicommunal, you know very well, does not mean the island torn in two. you only speak about the, as you say, GCs, but you never speak as a Cypriot, i can only guess at your sympathies, Lordo at least can say clearly, "i love Cyprus". i'll ask everyone, what is wrong with a Greek Constituency, given our here and now, today?


Why are you asking me? ı have said many times ı do not have a problem with that its the GCs you are unable to get support from .
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby Get Real! » Thu Aug 22, 2013 4:14 pm

repulsewarrior wrote:...and here we are again, if we have a Republic, and if there must exist a Turkish Constituency, as its equal, what is wrong with having a Greek Constituency; isn't that Bicommunal? as well. vp, Bicommunal, you know very well, does not mean the island torn in two. you only speak about the, as you say, GCs, but you never speak as a Cypriot, i can only guess at your sympathies, Lordo at least can say clearly, "i love Cyprus". i'll ask everyone, what is wrong with a Greek Constituency, given our here and now, today?

The drug rehab center is looking for you. They say you should’ve never abandoned their constituency as you don’t belong in the general population.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby DrCyprus » Thu Aug 22, 2013 4:57 pm

If you want to be Greek you can go to Greece and apply for a Greek passport.
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Re: Ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide by Greeks in Cyp

Postby repulsewarrior » Thu Aug 22, 2013 5:16 pm

vp, if you feel so strongly, say it to humour GR, that way he can say we are both on drugs, say, "I love Cyprus".

...and to the "Greeks" so that they can bust a gut in their frustration, do me the kindness, say, "i love Cyprus first".
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