Lordo wrote:yes yes yes i like bravado. its a good pretense but we know what you are like. when you get whacked second time maybe then you will realise your true place in life. who knows it make take a third if there is anything left.
Sotos wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:I voted no for the Anan Plan. But I know damn well I cannot vote "No" again.
Gas is the only thing that might save us....
Why you can not vote No again? Any plan that they present to us should be vastly better if they expect the majority to vote for it. But if they bring more of the same then voting No will be again the only real choice.
Pyrpolizer wrote:Sotos wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:I voted no for the Anan Plan. But I know damn well I cannot vote "No" again.
Gas is the only thing that might save us....
Why you can not vote No again? Any plan that they present to us should be vastly better if they expect the majority to vote for it. But if they bring more of the same then voting No will be again the only real choice.
Because this time the plan will be agreed by our leadership. And voting no is like voting for partition/ recognition of the occupied. You don't want to know what this would mean....
Pyrpolizer wrote:Sotos wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:I voted no for the Anan Plan. But I know damn well I cannot vote "No" again.
Gas is the only thing that might save us....
Why you can not vote No again? Any plan that they present to us should be vastly better if they expect the majority to vote for it. But if they bring more of the same then voting No will be again the only real choice.
Because this time the plan will be agreed by our leadership. And voting no is like voting for partition/ recognition of the occupied. You don't want to know what this would mean....
Lordo wrote:it is easy to whack an isolated village tanks when they have a couple of shotguns you stupid boy. especially when you have 12,000 greek soldiers backing you.
in 67 you took one village and crapped out, especially the greek soldiers all want home except the ones you kept in the national guard to help you invite the terggs into cyprus in 74. how clever was that.
now lets see if you have balls. attack if you dare. what are you waiting for. do you have the balls or a butto.
Get Real! wrote:Lordo wrote:it is easy to whack an isolated village tanks when they have a couple of shotguns you stupid boy. especially when you have 12,000 greek soldiers backing you.
in 67 you took one village and crapped out, especially the greek soldiers all want home except the ones you kept in the national guard to help you invite the terggs into cyprus in 74. how clever was that.
now lets see if you have balls. attack if you dare. what are you waiting for. do you have the balls or a butto.
Re Tourko-boutto, putting the bullshit aside because as you know I don’t beat around the bush but talk straight… if mommy Turkey was to step aside the CNG will be in Kyrenia in like 4 hours and you’ll be ducking by the seaside lowering your pants hoping they’ll use a little grease!
Sotos wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:Sotos wrote:Pyrpolizer wrote:I voted no for the Anan Plan. But I know damn well I cannot vote "No" again.
Gas is the only thing that might save us....
Why you can not vote No again? Any plan that they present to us should be vastly better if they expect the majority to vote for it. But if they bring more of the same then voting No will be again the only real choice.
Because this time the plan will be agreed by our leadership. And voting no is like voting for partition/ recognition of the occupied. You don't want to know what this would mean....
Sorry but that is nonsense. The same nonsense that was said before we rejected the Annan plan. In fact we didn't even have to negotiate with them. There are several other pseudo-states like them and none of them got recognized. Russia and China (which has Taiwan) will never vote for the recognition of the pseudo-state no matter what. And the Americans and the British will not recognize them either because then we can create a ton of problems to the operation of their bases and we will give bases to the Russians and the Chinese right next to theirs. They will have nothing to gain from recognizing the pseudo-state so they will not. And why would our leadership agree to something similar to the Annan plan when we rejected that already? Any "leader" that does such thing would obviously be a traitor. Last time they had the excuse that they didn't know what people wanted. Now they can't have this excuse. But for the sake of argument lets say the pseudo-state gets recognized. In what way would that be worst than something like Annan plan for the majority of Cypriots?
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