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Re: Eroglu Rejects the Joint Declaration ...err... again!!!

Postby Demonax » Wed Apr 16, 2014 1:04 am

zan wrote:
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zan wrote:Your "president" said he had no choice but to listen to his people. Exact same thing.


You seem to be confused about what Eroglu has said. He did not say he will conduct the talks on the basis of what the 'people' say but on the basis of what he and his party want. Big difference.



Think it's you that's confused :roll: look again. He says the TCs and his party. The voters I believe :roll:


Dear Lord! That is what he is being criticised for! He is equating the voters with himself and his party. A common delusion amongst Turkish politicians it seems. :roll:
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Re: Eroglu Rejects the Joint Declaration ...err... again!!!

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Apr 17, 2014 12:47 am

Yes, many will share the view that Party comes first with Eroglu...

A statement by the leader of the "social democracy party" of the Occupied Areas, a chap called Ozyigit, who, stating the obvious, says that Eroglug ...

... has a " sincerity problem" .

(Summary of kibris postasi from CY PIO)...

" ... Ozyigit also reminded that the Joint Declaration which was signed in 11 February included single sovereignty, single citizenship and single international identity in addition to the aspects that were part of the Annan Plan. “You sign that declaration but on the other hand you say you support UBP’s positions which are against a federal solution and single sovereignty. There is definitely a sincerity problem here”, added Ozyigit. Ozyigit stated that Eroglu who has been supporting confederation with “having no solution is a solution” approach had exposed his real desire with those words.

“Eroglu’s real responsibility is to take everyone’s view into consideration and genuinely push for a solution. Otherwise that will be stealing from the Turkish Cypriots future” said Ozyigit. ... "
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Re: Eroglu Rejects the Joint Declaration ...err... again!!!

Postby Lordo » Thu Apr 17, 2014 3:53 pm

reh gumbare a friend of yours tells me you is one ugly son of a swine. gavole if i looked like you swine i would not have the heart to post reh gavole. nomizzo ise delya vosgos gavole. bu ine e mandrassu.
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Re: Eroglu Rejects the Joint Declaration ...err... again!!!

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Apr 17, 2014 4:21 pm

Lordo wrote:reh gumbare a friend of yours tells me you is one ugly son of a swine. gavole if i looked like you swine i would not have the heart to post reh gavole. nomizzo ise delya vosgos gavole. bu ine e mandrassu.


What is it with your continual refs to farming and farm animals, Loado...???
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Re: Eroglu Rejects the Joint Declaration ...err... again!!!

Postby kurupetos » Thu Apr 17, 2014 10:58 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
Lordo wrote:reh gumbare a friend of yours tells me you is one ugly son of a swine. gavole if i looked like you swine i would not have the heart to post reh gavole. nomizzo ise delya vosgos gavole. bu ine e mandrassu.


What is it with your continual refs to farming and farm animals, Loado...???

It's part of his "culture". :lol:
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