...i was twenty-one, the first time i tried, not, eating bread with a meal.
...still love lemon.
repulsewarrior wrote:...tell me, MR-from-NG, will you hold the Flag of Cyprus; with me?
Between the Greek Flag, the Turkish Flag, and the Flag of Cyprus, which do you choose to fly, which will you choose to fly?
miltiades wrote:...I would risk my life, just as you would do, to protect you from vultures.
miltiades wrote:Mitch, I and many many Cypriots would live next to you and your family and I would risk my life, just as you would do, to protect you from vultures. You too would do the same for me because like me and many many G/Cs above all you are a Cypriot just as I'm.
We lived side by side for many generations until the poisonous pseudo foreign influences dictated our behaviour. RW is a genuine Cypriot, like him there are thousands.
Get Real! wrote:miltiades wrote:...I would risk my life, just as you would do, to protect you from vultures.
Oh I'm sure he's feeling better and will be sleeping tight tonight now that a 4ft 8" 70 year old beast is looking out for him!
It's like having Ronnie Corbett for a bodyguard...
Cap wrote:You know you're Cypriot when...
erolz66 wrote:Not if you read what I have said. I have said I would accept a unitary Cyprus with no special rights for the TC community at all, if only GC will accept that if they choose to act in ways that are defined solely by their Greekness they accept that such is not therefore the will of a Cypriot people. That is it. It is because GC refused and still refuse to accept this that 'special rights' become necessary. If they had of accept this in the past then 'special rights' would have been unnecessary. If they accept it today then special rights would be unnecessary. But you do not accept this today to you Oceanside50 ?
The only circumstances under which I want an equal say in an issue for the TC community is when the issue is defined not by personal choice regardless of what kind of Cypriot you are but is defined by if you are TC or GC.
erolz66 wrote:Greece, Turkey , Britain and the two Communities all agreed to that structure and the reason why such a compromised structure was agreed was because GC tried to achieve enosis as an expression of the will of a unitary Cypriot people without any regard for the wishes of TC in their own shared homeland, even though such a desire clearly was the will only of GC. If they had not tried to do this, if they had just sought an independent Cyprus, one ruled by Cypriots, then there would have been no compromised agreements and no need for them. You also exaggerate the degree to which TC could veto legislation within the 60s agreements and constitution but that is a minor point.
erolz66 wrote:The RoC has rights of veto within the EU, in fact more such rights than the TC community had within the RoC under the 60's agreements. Why do you think that is ?
MR-from-NG wrote:Get Real! wrote:miltiades wrote:...I would risk my life, just as you would do, to protect you from vultures.
Oh I'm sure he's feeling better and will be sleeping tight tonight now that a 4ft 8" 70 year old beast is looking out for him!
It's like having Ronnie Corbett for a bodyguard...
You're on form I see. M, it is very reassuring to hear this from my friend John. His post gives us hope, unlike some of the posts from members from a so called European and civilised country. Honestly, I read posts from people like GIG and Max and Sotos and many more I could name and think what a waste of good education, what a waste of a human life. Seriously, what kind of a person with a decent upbringing and education would behave as they do on any platform, let alone on one that is visible to the whole world.
repulsewarrior wrote:...i won't disagree with Oceanside, he has a point. So far Akinci, and his predecessors, have not presented to the Cypriot people a Cypriot way. Rather, it has been a matter of "Turkishness", it is a matter of dismissing Cyprus for Cypriots, by dividing it, "Greek" (read: not "Turk")/ "Turk". Naturally extremists (because both "Greeks" and "Turks" exist) have held to this Agenda for all these years because it suits them. What has evolved in the interim, is a stronger Cypriot identity, it is clearer to the other half, Cypriots who do not choose the extremes, what harm has been done, and what they have to lose.
...but it is still, up to us; this summer will be a good time to remind the leaders that they may be Greek, or Turkish, as Persons, but that our lives to lead as Individuals is what is on the line.
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