Flying Horse wrote:Lordo wrote:Flying Horse wrote:Let me see now, how can I put this......
Cut off from family and culture, because of an invasion
Isolated in another land, because of invasion
Lost all sense of identity, because of invasion
Not knowing who you are, because of an invasion
Your properties squatted on by an army, because of an invasion
Without your permission a great big fat road built through your properties, because of an invasion
What would life have been like without an invasion?
You'd have had a place to call home, not an outcast within your own kind, no need to fight in a court to prove who you are and what is rightfully yours....
It's not ignorance, hatred or being self righteous. It is your right to your home, where countless generations have called home before you. Where you belong.
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but all this happened before the invasion too with one difference. most of the victims were tc. what goes around come around my dear. if you are going to judge, you have to comprehend. just jumping in mid way does not bode well.
there is no invasion only intervention which makarios had asked for of the guarantors in the un speech in 1974.
Yeah, intervention. That's why the poor Turkish Cypriot man on the video was crying. He doesn't look so happy that Turkey ' saved ' him!
Turkey is the problem. Not the likes of normal every day people. I'm sure in village life half of Cyprus weren't aware of a lot of things going on. After all, it's easy to say in this age of information and technology. Come now, look at the roads in the 70s in Cyprus for example ....It wasn't an hour from one city to the next like now. It had snail mail, ffs.
Hello VP..... Folks Have been worried as to where you have been. A whole thread dedicated to 'where is VP, and now you pop up.
Indeed Ms. H., that Turkish Cypriot represents 'the other half', as i like to think of most Cypriots, because it is not a reasonable way of dividing us, "Turkish"/"not Turkish" (read: "Greek"), more accurately there are those of us who love Cyprus, and those who will put their "Greekness" or "Turkishness", first, those who believe in Universal Principals, and those who will venture no further than what a mythic dogma says.
Makarios was no "Greek", by the time 10 years later rolled around, Lordo. And Turkey, to say the least, failed all of us (and by us i mean Humanity).
...ge yio, yiasou, vp.