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by **Lordo** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 12:11 am

whas the matter boys do you not like the eu principles. derogation is a derogation is a derogation and it is allowed permanently. eu will accept anything we agree so get of your bloody high horse and stop being feed bullshit by your fanatics otherwise you will turn into a mushroom.

you have 6 months before the french lesson with 2 fingers get it.

by **kurupetos** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 12:23 am

Lordo wrote:whas the matter boys do you not like the eu principles. derogation is a derogation is a derogation and it is allowed permanently. eu will accept anything we agree so get of your bloody high horse and stop being feed bullshit by your fanatics otherwise you will turn into a mushroom.

you have 6 months before the french lesson with 2 fingers get it.

Get it, lardass. In six month people will be laughing at you. :lol:

by **bill cobbett** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 12:28 am

Lordo wrote:whas the matter boys do you not like the eu principles. derogation is a derogation is a derogation and it is allowed permanently. eu will accept anything we agree so get of your bloody high horse and stop being feed bullshit by your fanatics otherwise you will turn into a mushroom.

you have 6 months before the french lesson with 2 fingers get it.

As well as not knowing the diff between his bum and his elbow, Lordo doesn't know the difference between a Derogation and an Abrogation.

by **Demonax** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 12:28 am

Lordo wrote:whas the matter boys do you not like the eu principles. derogation is a derogation is a derogation and it is allowed permanently. eu will accept anything we agree so get of your bloody high horse and stop being feed bullshit by your fanatics otherwise you will turn into a mushroom.

you have 6 months before the french lesson with 2 fingers get it.

Sorry, Lordo. But the only permanent derogation the EU has ever allowed is for Malta and relates to foreigners buying second homes. There are no restrictions on free movement among Maltese citizens. How do you propose to use Malta as a model for Cyprus?

And what on earth makes you think the Republic of Cyprus is going to ‘agree' to restrictions on its own citizens?

Have you finally gone mad? :roll:

by **boulio** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 1:25 am

http://www.cceia.unic.ac.cy/index.php?o ... Itemid=156

Take a read lordo maybe it will sink in.they tried the Malta case already

by **Lordo** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 1:32 pm

sunshine once the agreement is reached it is kaput. you people can take the roc to court if you like. but look at the negative side. if you dont in the next 5 years we will have more than a million tcs and of course we will insist on unitary sate. so eventually you will have what you want.

i can feel a song coming on.

by **Get Real!** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 5:00 pm

Lordo wrote:sunshine once the agreement is reached it is kaput. you people can take the roc to court if you like. but look at the negative side. if you dont in the next 5 years we will have more than a million tcs and of course we will insist on unitary sate. so eventually you will have what you want.

i can feel a song coming on.

So can I but it's not what you expect.

by **bill cobbett** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 7:47 pm

Get Real! wrote:
Lordo wrote:sunshine once the agreement is reached it is kaput. you people can take the roc to court if you like. but look at the negative side. if you dont in the next 5 years we will have more than a million tcs and of course we will insist on unitary sate. so eventually you will have what you want.

i can feel a song coming on.

So can I but it's not what you expect.

Yes... there is a song for Weirdo...

by **Jerry** » Tue Oct 15, 2013 9:21 pm

I think many Greek Cypriots would welcome permanent derogations if and when Turkey joins the EU. As mentioned they have been granted in a few exceptional cases, I'm sure the EU would oblige if it helped solve the Cyprus Problem.

In the event of a settlement would we welcome a large influx of TCs to the Greek Cypriot southern component State leaving an overwhelming majority of mainlanders in the north. In such an event who would want to go back north anyway? Permanent derogations may have to be an essential feature of a solution.