Get Real! wrote:Lordo, is a Turk and as such I expect him to be anti-Russian because it’s not in his interests for international law and justice to apply to Cyprus!
But how do you explain those so-called “Greek Cypriots” who are pro American against Cyprus’ interests?
Therein lies the million-dollar question… but I think you’ll find the common denominator to be stupidity from an inability to understand the greater picture of what’s happening on the planet.
The conviction that a strong Russian presence in the ME will solve the Cyprus problem the way Cypriots want it to be solved requires somewhat of a leap of faith. Turkey is still a strong presence in the area, and provided that Erdogan falls, and unless his successors aren't complete potatoheads like he is, Putin could very well end up with a convenient Turkish silence or even Turkey in his back pocket. The Orthodox card has never been enough for any Northen Russian Orthodox bear to give a single fuck about the Greeks and Greek Cyprus. Historically speaking, when Russia actually did something for the Greeks the British and the French were equally favourably involved.
We need Erdogan's idiocy and incompetency to translate into vicious military action against Russia very quickly to make Russia consider Turkey's demise a prerequisite. We should cheer Erdogan on in destroying his own country.
To address the second part of your post Cyprus in and on itself is a country that has been ran by pro U.S.A and pro NATO politicians for decades (Vasileiou, Klerides, Anastasiades e.t.c). In my opinion, the U.S.A friendly Greek Cypriots are only of the particular allegiance because they were brought up in this way. Being pro-American for them doesn't equate being anti-Cypriot. They don't make that connection.