Will Lordo’s kebabs be able to reach Kurupet at the Golden Dawn offices without the risk of food poisoning?
So many questions… but no answers.
erolz66 wrote:Oceanside50 wrote: What differences were you expecting?
Simple, everyday things. Will I be able to drive and visit any part of Cyprus without having to register and insure my car twice and without having to queue up at checkpoints ? Can I today ? Will I get paid in and use the same currency where ever I am in Cyprus ? Is that true today ? Will I be able to get furniture I buy at Ikea delivered direct to my home ? Will my mobile phone work at the same cost throughout Cyprus ? Simple things but ones that would make a significant material difference to living in Cyprus for me.
Oceanside50 wrote: so yes IKEA could be restricted...
erolz66 wrote:kurupetos wrote:It also ensures Cyprus will never be partitioned. Obviously the deep Turkish state is against it, but it's a mystery why you and erol don't want it.
Care to explain?
I actually do want a unitary Cypriot state. I just understand and respect that the only way to get there is for TC and GC to choose to place being 'Cypriot' and united as such despite our other differences, ahead of and above choosing to be 'Greek' or Turkish'. I understand the reality that given our abject failures in the past to do this and what that has resulted in, that there is no way to go from where we are today directly to the ideal of a unitary Cypriot state where it truly does not manner if you are a GC or TC. That we can only get there via an intermediary stage of 'federation' and that it may take generations from there to reach the ultimate end goal.
Do you choose to place being Cypriot ahead of being Greek Kurupetos ? Would you today defend me as a Cypriot against Greeks who may wish to harm me, given your communities failure to do so in the past ?
erolz66 wrote:kurupetos wrote:It also ensures Cyprus will never be partitioned. Obviously the deep Turkish state is against it, but it's a mystery why you and erol don't want it.
Care to explain?
I actually do want a unitary Cypriot state. I just understand and respect that the only way to get there is for TC and GC to choose to place being 'Cypriot' and united as such despite our other differences, ahead of and above choosing to be 'Greek' or Turkish'. I understand the reality that given our abject failures in the past to do this and what that has resulted in, that there is no way to go from where we are today directly to the ideal of a unitary Cypriot state where it truly does not manner if you are a GC or TC. That we can only get there via an intermediary stage of 'federation' and that it may take generations from there to reach the ultimate end goal.
Do you choose to place being Cypriot ahead of being Greek Kurupetos ? Would you today defend me as a Cypriot against Greeks who may wish to harm me, given your communities failure to do so in the past ?
Get Real! wrote:Will Lordo’s kebabs be able to reach Kurupet at the Golden Dawn offices without the risk of food poisoning?
So many questions… but no answers.
erolz66 wrote:Oceanside50 wrote: so yes IKEA could be restricted...
Today I can take my earned TL and change them into euros, queue up at a crossing point, and provided I have registration and insurance for my car separately and in both parts, drive to Ikea, buy a cupboard, put it in my car and drive back home. In fact I have done so on several occasions. What I can not do is get Ikea to deliver that cupboard to me here in the north. Are you really saying that in your view under a BBF the TC federal state would have both the right and the desire to ensure that it is still the case that I can not have my cupboard delivered to me ? Are you insane ?
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