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[Viewpoint]

Well, here's a freebie for you VP...

These are exceptional circumstances which needed exceptional solutions.

The Republic got it 60% right but 40% wrong, which, adding those figures together, means it got it wrong.

The exceptional solution >>> Anyone who turned up with an ID Card of the Republic at those polling stations and made a simple on the spot declaration that their normal residence was in the Occupied Areas (no need for specifics) should have been able to cast a vote.

Thank you for finally accepting the truth, if only more people in the South saw the reality it would give us a glimmer of hope that the Cyprus problem can be solved but unfortunately this fiasco only adds to the belief that GCs cannot be trusted.

Now VP... perhaps rather than going on and on with your boringly, usual mantra of " "gcs" can't be trusted", time for you to show some truthfulness, a bit of honesty for a change, by answering the questions that have now been asked of you 4 times this pm...

"... Did you vote, VP ...??? ... and did you encourage some of the 59,000 who could vote, to vote...??? ..."

If you don't answer them, BillC will have a stab at answering them on your behalf.

Go ahead.....so in light of what happened on Sunday and your addmission of the GC responsibilty for the fiasco that ensued how can you smugly continue to disagree with my claim that GCs cannot be trusted, anything to do with TC rights they shit all over it, god help us if we were unfortunate enough to hand over our rights to them in a unitary state.

[Maximus]

The Republic got it 60% right but 40% wrong, which, adding those figures together, means it got it wrong.

The RoC imbaciles got it 100% wrong,

They should not have allowed them to participate in the first place while the north is occupied.

But since they did, they should have requested that they register to vote like everyone else. At least some address's may have been updated in the occupied areas.

99.5% of TC's are not interested and they will find an excuse to maintain the occupation and claim rights in the RoC too. Now some of them are trying to sue and are looking for the RoC tax payer to compensate them for their "loss" and this "grievance".

its a joke...

[Lordo]

you are the joke you stupid idiot. you cant claim the trnc belongs to you and then deny hte inhabitants to vote. you either let go or you allow them to vote. you dont have the balls to let go so stop bitching and take it like a man. you crapped out now you are gona pay the price.

[Maximus]

I don't think any GC has ever claimed that the "TRNC" and its inhabitants belongs to them but do the GC's get to field candidates and be allowed to vote to decide what goes down there too?

[Viewpoint]

Lordo they claim to represent the whole island then use old tricks to take away TCs rights.

[Maximus]

Lordo they claim to represent the whole island then use old tricks to take away TCs rights.

The GC's represent Cyprus

The TC's represent Turkey, in Cyprus.

[repulsewarrior]

...all this because all Cypriots are afforded exactly the same rights and responsibilities; never mind the accommodation to those living in the north that were registered automatically.

...if you feel so strongly vp, as a Cypriot, I suggest you vote in the Republic's elections. then tell me you are wronged, if at the next election, your name has been removed from the list, otherwise your speculation is just that, exploiting what is an injustice, not for Democracy in Cyprus, but for yourself, to reinforce the hatred you take so much pleasure in, where in a perfect world, everything relates to "Greeks" who are out to do you/"you" in, because you are "Turk".

...you have your answer, and still, you make it up as you go along.

[Viewpoint]

repulse why do you not critisize this fiasco insiganted by the GCs against me? as long as you stay silent you support what they have done.

[repulsewarrior]

...the Republic demonstrates a willingness to be inclusive, few voted, for many reasons, and to some extent it was because they couldn't, I am sure for the Elections Registrar it is a lesson learned. you vp, can focus on its affect on Turkish Cypriots, but it was not willfully done with malice as you insist, you can say it is incompetence, it is, you have missed the point, Cypriots not just Turkish Cypriots suffer from the assumption that the Voters' List(s) don't change much from election to election, obviously this logic was very flawed, and it should have been clear that there were about 40,000 Turkish Cypriots (and probably thousands more Greek Cypriots) who were ignored because nobody stopped to think that the records needed some correction, and the time had to be taken to do so.

"this" (I think you know what I mean) must stop, vp...

...if I stay silent vp? I have answered you (in this topic) three times already.

[Viewpoint]

repulse you still refuse to say out loud that this incompetence is intentional and therefore malice, how many examples will it take for you to stand up and say hey this is wrong therefore unacceptable you cannot exclude TCs. Why pour petrol on the fire?