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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Lordo » Mon Jun 06, 2016 10:59 am

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I myself am a victim of this horrible Greek evil when as a child of around 7-8 I was slapped almost senseless by my teacher for failing to draw/paint the Greek flag on a small rectangular piece of paper and straw I was handed, and opted to paint the Cypriot one which I copied/traced from a print on my pencil case.


So now we know what traumatized GR and his relation with the Greek flag. Poor GR couldn't draw some straight lines so he choose to cheat instead... he got caught and punished and then he made up some story to excuse his failure: He wasn't the kid who couldn't draw and cheated but the one who stood up to the oppression! GR is a case of what I would call "Big ego, small brain" :lol: Interesting how some of those who were raised abroad think that they are more Cypriot than those who were born and raised in Cyprus. It would be an interesting topic for a sociological study... or at least a thread in the forum!

is that what you understood from gr's post. you stupid arshole.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby MR-from-NG » Mon Jun 06, 2016 11:23 am

Get Real! wrote:On behalf of true Cypriots some things need to be told...

What Greece was doing to Cyprus (starting intensely from the 1920s and right up to 1974) was a prolonged, systematic, and very thorough CLEANSING of the Cypriot culture, origin, and heritage.

It was a complete and unwavering effort to annihilate all things Cypriot and to replace the very nature of Cypriots with an invented identity which ultimately led to the catastrophic events we know today.

Greece used every dirty trick in the racist book (much of which was borrowed from Nazi Germany’s bible) to achieve their devious goal of ethnic catharsis on Cyprus including the constant control and abuse of education (schools) and religion (Church) to pump out their incessant propaganda.

The result of their propaganda was many schooled generations of Cypriots brainwashed into believing utter absurdities such as:

1. Cyprus was some kind of Greek territory led astray that needed to be reunited back into the Greek fold.

2. Cypriots originated from ancient Greeks therefore Cypriots never existed.

Those who resisted the obligatory “Hellenization” were branded “communist”, “atheist”, and/or “pro colonialist”, and punished severely by the evil McCarthyist movement. Families were cut off from the community and men were tortured and/or murdered for failing to fall in line with Hellenism.

By the late 60s and early 70s the doctrine had spread like wildfire and the now majority brainwashed followers were in a frenzy and one could sense in the air that serious trouble was brewing on the island.

I myself am a victim of this horrible Greek evil when as a child of around 7-8 I was slapped almost senseless by my teacher for failing to draw/paint the Greek flag on a small rectangular piece of paper and straw I was handed, and opted to paint the Cypriot one which I copied/traced from a print on my pencil case.

I knew there and then that this “Hellenism” was nothing but my enemy aiming to either forever modify or destroy me. I would’ve never imagined at the time that my destruction was actually imminent for hardly two years had gone by when the Greek coup broke out leading to our refugeehood… forever banished from our homeland.


M, you always had my admiration and respect, you now have it ten fold.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby MR-from-NG » Mon Jun 06, 2016 2:45 pm

Lordo wrote:
Sotos wrote:
I myself am a victim of this horrible Greek evil when as a child of around 7-8 I was slapped almost senseless by my teacher for failing to draw/paint the Greek flag on a small rectangular piece of paper and straw I was handed, and opted to paint the Cypriot one which I copied/traced from a print on my pencil case.


So now we know what traumatized GR and his relation with the Greek flag. Poor GR couldn't draw some straight lines so he choose to cheat instead... he got caught and punished and then he made up some story to excuse his failure: He wasn't the kid who couldn't draw and cheated but the one who stood up to the oppression! GR is a case of what I would call "Big ego, small brain" :lol: Interesting how some of those who were raised abroad think that they are more Cypriot than those who were born and raised in Cyprus. It would be an interesting topic for a sociological study... or at least a thread in the forum!

is that what you understood from gr's post. you stupid arshole.

And what exactly did you expect from the village idiot My Lord?
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Get Real! » Mon Jun 06, 2016 3:09 pm

Sotos, was born sometime after 1974 so he has NO IDEA what was going on in Cyprus pre 74. Anyway...

When Grivas died in 1971 there was no second in command to take charge so for the frenzied Hellenists it was like a green light to do as they pleased, so between 71 and 74 God knows how many people were arrested, tortured and murdered for refusing to go along with Greece’s ideas.

Makarios, had a serious problem with these thugs roaming around villages at night terrorizing residents so he ordered the arrest of key members and operatives but it wouldn’t be enough for they had politicians, police, and many other key elements on their side protecting and aiding them.

It was too little too late by Makarios… for the Greek octopus had its long tentacles around ministries, the judiciary, significant portions of the police, and of course the armed forces.

Greece had stripped Cyprus of its identity and placed vast portions of the Cypriot population in a drunken stupor of chaos and rebelliousness with no regard for consequences and with no plan other than to destroy Cypriotness and replace it with some hollow Greek promise of splendor.

Eventually the fools had won… Cyprus would no longer be a nation but a group of cantons in perpetual strife.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Get Real! » Mon Jun 06, 2016 3:32 pm

I will close writing about these horrible days with a warning to Sotos, Kurupet, Oracle, Yialoser and similarly-minded individuals…

A fool and his nation are soon parted!
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Lordo » Mon Jun 06, 2016 3:37 pm

total respect gr. we had similar amongst the tc community where fascist elements of tmt sent out their murderers to kill who ever stood against them as well as innocent gcs for tit for tat killings in the 60s. it caused chaos. of course we knew who was killed by eoka in the 60s because they never returned home from work, but we had no way of knowing which innocent gcs the bastards just picked up off the roads and fields and murdered. it is time to stand up for cyprus, cypriots and cypriot culture before it is too late.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Maximus » Mon Jun 06, 2016 5:39 pm

All that being said and put aside, its already too late for the TC's and most Cypriots wont stand up for what Turkish Cypriots stand for anyway, because its is a total bollox ideology.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby repulsewarrior » Mon Jun 06, 2016 6:08 pm

...and i doubt those same Cypriots will support what the "Greeks" want either, and for the same reasons.
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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Cap » Mon Jun 06, 2016 6:26 pm

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Re: I hold the Flag of Cyprus

Postby Sotos » Mon Jun 06, 2016 6:27 pm

Get Real! wrote:Sotos, was born sometime after 1974 so he has NO IDEA what was going on in Cyprus pre 74. Anyway...

When Grivas died in 1971 there was no second in command to take charge so for the frenzied Hellenists it was like a green light to do as they pleased, so between 71 and 74 God knows how many people were arrested, tortured and murdered for refusing to go along with Greece’s ideas.

Makarios, had a serious problem with these thugs roaming around villages at night terrorizing residents so he ordered the arrest of key members and operatives but it wouldn’t be enough for they had politicians, police, and many other key elements on their side protecting and aiding them.

It was too little too late by Makarios… for the Greek octopus had its long tentacles around ministries, the judiciary, significant portions of the police, and of course the armed forces.

Greece had stripped Cyprus of its identity and placed vast portions of the Cypriot population in a drunken stupor of chaos and rebelliousness with no regard for consequences and with no plan other than to destroy Cypriotness and replace it with some hollow Greek promise of splendor.

Eventually the fools had won… Cyprus would no longer be a nation but a group of cantons in perpetual strife.


So you insist that Greece had some magical powers to turn non Greeks into Greeks with a magical remote control that had a 700km range? :lol: Don't you understand how stupid your argument is? Really? Most native Cypriots are Greek and those Greek speaking, Christian Orthodox people who thought they aren't were a tiny tiny minority. Until 1959, nearly all Greek Cypriots supported enosis, the only difference being that a few of them did not support an armed struggle as means to achieve it. After 1960 the majority of Cypriots accepted the compromise for the pseudo-independence that we were given, but this didn't mean they gave up their Greek ethnicity. The fact that the majority of the population of Cyprus is Greek is even written in the Cyprus constitution. Makarios and all Greek Cypriots were not any less Greek than Grivas and nobody needed any convincing to be Greek.

From the constitution of Cyprus, ARTICLE 1:
The State of Cyprus is an independent and sovereign Republic with a presidential regime, the President being Greek and the Vice­President being Turk elected by the Greek and the Turkish Communities of Cyprus respectively as hereinafter in this Constitution provided.


ARTICLE 2, paragraph 1:
(1) the Greek Community comprises all citizens of the Republic who are of Greek origin and whose mother tongue is Greek or who share the Greek cultural traditions or who are members of the Greek­Orthodox Church;
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