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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Paphitis » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:00 am

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Atheist wrote:But the 99.9% of people are no such heroes. They will fight for as long as they have a chance of winning the battle. If they have zero chance then they will surrender rather than die.


Maybe the 99.9% will get to understand things a little clearer that there is no surrender without this being ordered by the CO.

If anyone wants to disobey this chain, perhaps being shot in the back will send a clearer message to the other 99.9%

It's harsh, but there is a lot more at stake here and sometimes these things are necessary and they have been practiced before by many countries, including USA and Australia unofficially as such deaths where chalked as KIA by the enemy.

When a CO makes such a drastic decision, they do not have you in mind, but the rest of the unit and the strategic task at hand.

We are talking about the military here right? Not F-Troops.

If you think they will let you surrender whilst the rest remain at their posts, only for you to betray them, you got another thing coming!

They will tell your family that you fought very hard as well and even reward you with a medal.


If the CO orders the soldiers to essentially suicide when they have zero chance of winning a battle then you can be certain that it is the CO who will be shot on the back and it is his family that will get the medal ;)

But that would rarely happen as the CO wouldn't want to suicide either. The empty big words of heroism end when faced with certain death.


Stop posting nonsense. No CO is going to order anyone to their death.

As to the chances of a win, I think you should leave that to those in command who are trained to assess the situation as it changes.

And no, soldiers with your kind of attitude, and disrespect were shot all the time by friendly fire and the casualty was always blamed on the enemy.

No unit will shoot their CO, if the CO is always present looking after his men, and leads by example.


:lol: Thanks for the warning. Problem for them is that they don't know what my attitude is since they don't know who I am ;)

It is a big mistake for them to assume that all soldiers have an attitude of submission and will blindly follow their orders.

As far as I am concerned no moronic "monimos" is in better position to judge the situation. So if any monimos tries something stupid that will lead to certain death then I will make sure that his family will receive that medal ;)


They know who you are. And if you get any weird ideas on the battlefield such as what you posted here, there might be a CNG bullet with your name on it. :wink:

Friendly fire is a bitch!
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Get Real! » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:02 am

Atheist wrote::lol: Thanks for the warning. Problem for them is that they don't know what my attitude is since they don't know who I am ;)

A big fucking poofter that's what you are... :lol:
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Atheist » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:40 am

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Get Real! wrote:I challenge you to explain to us MILITARILY how Turkey will go about defeating 120,000 men and all their military hardware in a “few days”.

Don't just throw big words around... explain it in detail.


In the exact same way that a country which is 100 times bigger than another would do it.

1974 in Cyprus is an example. The Georgia-Russia war more recently is another.

Do you actually assume that for Turkey to win a war they need to kill each and every Cypriot soldier holding a G3? They would destroy our mini military infrastructure and kill a few 1000s of us with missile attacks and air raids, then threaten that they will bomb to the ground our cities killing our wives and children, and we would surrender. That is how it works, unless you are the Taliban and you don't care about your wife or children and you are content living in a cave for the rest of your short life.

So are you implying that Turkey will land 100x more troops on Cyprus to confront us… that’s 12,000,000 soldiers! :lol:

And what are air defenses for?

You're a fucking idiot!


You are an idiot for thinking that power in the 21st century are soldiers with G3 riffles.
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Paphitis » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:43 am

Atheist wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
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Get Real! wrote:I challenge you to explain to us MILITARILY how Turkey will go about defeating 120,000 men and all their military hardware in a “few days”.

Don't just throw big words around... explain it in detail.


In the exact same way that a country which is 100 times bigger than another would do it.

1974 in Cyprus is an example. The Georgia-Russia war more recently is another.

Do you actually assume that for Turkey to win a war they need to kill each and every Cypriot soldier holding a G3? They would destroy our mini military infrastructure and kill a few 1000s of us with missile attacks and air raids, then threaten that they will bomb to the ground our cities killing our wives and children, and we would surrender. That is how it works, unless you are the Taliban and you don't care about your wife or children and you are content living in a cave for the rest of your short life.

So are you implying that Turkey will land 100x more troops on Cyprus to confront us… that’s 12,000,000 soldiers! :lol:

And what are air defenses for?

You're a fucking idiot!


You are an idiot for thinking that power in the 21st century are soldiers with G3 riffles.


That is only one very small aspect of the entire picture.

What about the Armour, Helicopter Gunships, Air Defence etc etc

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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Atheist » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:46 am

Paphitis wrote:They know who you are. And if you get any weird ideas on the battlefield such as what you posted here, there might be a CNG bullet with your name on it. :wink:

Friendly fire is a bitch!


How would they know who I am? Add do you think I am the only one who has no respect for the moronic "monimoi" in our army? :lol: Those people are the laughing stock of Cyprus.
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Atheist » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:49 am

Paphitis wrote:
Atheist wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Atheist wrote:
Get Real! wrote:I challenge you to explain to us MILITARILY how Turkey will go about defeating 120,000 men and all their military hardware in a “few days”.

Don't just throw big words around... explain it in detail.


In the exact same way that a country which is 100 times bigger than another would do it.

1974 in Cyprus is an example. The Georgia-Russia war more recently is another.

Do you actually assume that for Turkey to win a war they need to kill each and every Cypriot soldier holding a G3? They would destroy our mini military infrastructure and kill a few 1000s of us with missile attacks and air raids, then threaten that they will bomb to the ground our cities killing our wives and children, and we would surrender. That is how it works, unless you are the Taliban and you don't care about your wife or children and you are content living in a cave for the rest of your short life.

So are you implying that Turkey will land 100x more troops on Cyprus to confront us… that’s 12,000,000 soldiers! :lol:

And what are air defenses for?

You're a fucking idiot!


You are an idiot for thinking that power in the 21st century are soldiers with G3 riffles.


That is only one very small aspect of the entire picture.

What about the Armour, Helicopter Gunships, Air Defence etc etc

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/sh ... oto-Thread


Way too little compared to what Turkey has. If Turkey thought that something we get could make it harder for them to defeat us then they can simply prevent us from having it. Like they did with the S-300 Missiles.
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Paphitis » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:51 am

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Paphitis wrote:They know who you are. And if you get any weird ideas on the battlefield such as what you posted here, there might be a CNG bullet with your name on it. :wink:

Friendly fire is a bitch!


How would they know who I am? Add do you think I am the only one who has no respect for the moronic "monimoi" in our army? :lol: Those people are the laughing stock of Cyprus.


I'm sure they would have plenty of notes in your service folder about your attitude and your general conduct.

They know what kind of person you are. They could put you to good use as cannon fodder though. :lol:
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Paphitis » Fri Jan 30, 2015 8:53 am

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Way too little compared to what Turkey has. If Turkey thought that something we get could make it harder for them to defeat us then they can simply prevent us from having it. Like they did with the S-300 Missiles.


Once again, what Turkey has is of no consequence when it is in Turkey.

The RoC Government has actually done a reasonable job of building the CNG's capability towards the threats they are likely to encounter on the island.

I've got the feeling you are a little TC kid that wants to compare what Turkey has compared to what the CNG has.
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Atheist » Fri Jan 30, 2015 9:01 am

Paphitis wrote:
Atheist wrote:
Paphitis wrote:They know who you are. And if you get any weird ideas on the battlefield such as what you posted here, there might be a CNG bullet with your name on it. :wink:

Friendly fire is a bitch!


How would they know who I am? Add do you think I am the only one who has no respect for the moronic "monimoi" in our army? :lol: Those people are the laughing stock of Cyprus.


I'm sure they would have plenty of notes in your service folder about your attitude and your general conduct.

They know what kind of person you are. They could put you to good use as cannon fodder though. :lol:


Those people can't properly keep notes of their own ammunition. They lose it, they let it expire etc. As always you give to them way too much credit. In reality they are a bunch of idiots not any smarter than you are.
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Re: Practical ways for improving our economy

Postby Paphitis » Fri Jan 30, 2015 9:07 am

Atheist wrote:
Paphitis wrote:
Atheist wrote:
Paphitis wrote:They know who you are. And if you get any weird ideas on the battlefield such as what you posted here, there might be a CNG bullet with your name on it. :wink:

Friendly fire is a bitch!


How would they know who I am? Add do you think I am the only one who has no respect for the moronic "monimoi" in our army? :lol: Those people are the laughing stock of Cyprus.


I'm sure they would have plenty of notes in your service folder about your attitude and your general conduct.

They know what kind of person you are. They could put you to good use as cannon fodder though. :lol:


Those people can't properly keep notes of their own ammunition. They lose it, they let it expire etc. As always you give to them way too much credit. In reality they are a bunch of idiots not any smarter than you are.


That is your opinion! You have absolutely no idea about them. They have a rank and you need to respect that.

Every military around the world is a bureaucracy of the highest order and sometimes it can appear as highly inefficient. The monimoi, have been trained by the Greek Military and had to jump through plenty of hoops to get selected and to pass Officer Training.

You think you know better but unfortunately you know nothing and your motivation is selfish to boot. In the end, no one gives a damn on whether you actually serve or not, and it is way better to have your kind outside the military but alas that is not possible because it is unfair to the thousands of other young lads that do serve as best they can and who do have a good attitude and are disciplined.

That is why people like you are dealt with by other means during war! :wink:
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