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[Flying Horse]

Awww, sorry Bill. It just slipped out, like one of Lordos brain farts

[Lordo]

whats the matter baby husband cant get it up no more.
go take a flying jump my little charluiess flower. licking each others arses is not conducive to good health. no wonder the gc population is dwindling.

[Demonax]

There’s no doubt that the blame for the current impasse lies with the intransigence of Eroglu...

THE PEACE talks are currently in a “very tragic situation”, with the Turkish Cypriots eyeing a “divorce” post-settlement, Greek Cypriot negotiator Andreas Mavroyiannis said, following the unsuccessful effort of President Nicos Anastasiades to overcome the deadlock on Monday night.

Speaking to CyBC radio, Mavroyiannis said during the two leaders’ informal meeting on Monday night in the buffer zone, Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu spoke clearly of two sovereign states.

Despite the president’s many efforts, Eroglu wouldn’t budge from his “hard line positions”, Mavroyiannis said.

“He insists that we have two sovereign states that will decide one day to join together and share in common a small number of powers, and they will maintain their sovereignty, citizens and all characteristics of a sovereign state.”

It’s a “very tragic situation”, said Mavroyiannis.

While the meeting itself, which lasted over two and a half hours, was held in a “very good, friendly atmosphere”, Eroglu would not move an inch from his “extreme position”.

“The president showed all the good will, calmness and patience, in an effort to present matters with a view to prospects for the future,” he said, adding, “instead of trying to discuss terms of reunification, we cannot, at this stage, be discussing the terms of a future divorce, because behind this extreme position, is the idea that one day, each will go their own way.”

The Greek Cypriots cannot resume fully-fledged negotiations without first clarifying the basis of the talks, as specified in UN resolutions, and the methodology in a joint declaration, Mavroyiannis said.

The Greek Cypriot negotiator accused the Turkish Cypriots of taking a hard line position in all their statements.

Possibly giving credence to Mavroyiannis’ assessment is the fact that Eroglu came to Monday’s meeting with an announcement that he read out on the steps of Chateau Status on its conclusion.

http://cyprus-mail.com/2013/11/26/peace ... situation/

[Lordo]

if for 50 years we are unable to live together is it really that wrong to consider divorce. you people are control freaks. you are the kind of bloke who would kill his wife if she asked for a divorce. may i suggest you get some help, you bloody well need it.

[Maximus]

if for 50 years we are unable to live together is it really that wrong to consider divorce. you people are control freaks. you are the kind of bloke who would kill his wife if she asked for a divorce. may i suggest you get some help, you bloody well need it.

This is fine Lordo but Turkey and her puppets have to end the occupation and remove the settler off the island, so just get out..

Also, stop referring to yourself as a Cypriot because that identity and nationality is recognized as belonging to another people, in another country.

[Flying Horse]

True Cypriots don't want a 'divorce'.

It's only imposters that want that scenario.

Btw Limpo, my hubby is a far bigger man than you, least he doesn't need anything holding up for him.

[Lordo]

i get it you are gcoc - worse then bloody catolics.

if you are going to compare him with somebody you must compare like for like. so use charlui number one. and if he is as ugly as him or uglier as he is bigger, i pity your children and the charluis.

[kurupetos]

if for 50 years we are unable to live together is it really that wrong to consider divorce. you people are control freaks. you are the kind of bloke who would kill his wife if she asked for a divorce. may i suggest you get some help, you bloody well need it.

No, we will get rid of you idiots.

[Lordo]

of course you will the nurse will be along in a mo to taqke off your jacket and give you your medicine

[Demonax]

Intransigent Eroglu Refuses Joint Statement

Whereas Dervis Eroglu is known as an Islamic fanatic and hardline partitionist, we should not overlook the role of the TCs main ‘negotiator', Osman Ertug, who is revealed as a fanatical follower of his mentor Rauf Denktash - but twice as nationalistic.

It is Ertug who is in charge of the TC negotiating team and apparently overshadows Eroglu in meetings.

This is the dynamic duo who the GCs are having to deal with. Two uncompromising extremists who make a solution at present impossible.

In Greek: http://www.politis-news.com/cgibin/hweb ... &-V=stiles