Lordo wrote:kurupetos wrote:Lordo wrote:its that time of year again. our fanatic friends are at it again. where were you when the taxi driver was attacked reh xerodjehole dou lemeshou.
Let's negotiate, kuz...
How about it, kuz?
are you selling your ass on the cheap again boy.
kurupetos wrote:Lordo wrote:kurupetos wrote:Lordo wrote:its that time of year again. our fanatic friends are at it again. where were you when the taxi driver was attacked reh xerodjehole dou lemeshou.
Let's negotiate, kuz...
How about it, kuz?
are you selling your ass on the cheap again boy.
Why? I have yours, budana.
Lordo wrote:kurupetos wrote:Lordo wrote:kurupetos wrote:Lordo wrote:its that time of year again. our fanatic friends are at it again. where were you when the taxi driver was attacked reh xerodjehole dou lemeshou.
Let's negotiate, kuz...
How about it, kuz?
are you selling your ass on the cheap again boy.
Why? I have yours, budana.
go on tell us the truth now how much were you charging for your ass
Turkey is disputing Greece’s territorial sovereignty over a string of tiny islands and a part of its air space over the Aegean Sea, according to a confidential document, obtained by Kathimerini, that was submitted to NATO’s Military Committee last month.
The 17-point document, which is expected to further strain relations between the neighboring countries, was submitted on February 15, during heated discussions between Greece and Turkey over the terms of deployment of a German-led NATO patrol in the Aegean to stem the flow of refugees.
It was the first time that had Turkey disputed Greek sovereignty via an official NATO document. Turkey’s demands from the Alliance included replacing the term “Aegean air space” with “NATO air space” and refraining from using the Greek names of several tiny islands “that may been seen as the promotion of national interest” – an apparent reference to 16 small islets whose Greek sovereignty has been repeatedly disputed by Ankara.
Turkey also disputed Greece’s 10-mile national air space and demanded permission to enter the Athens Flight Information Region (FIR) without submitting flight plans. It further requested that NATO ships do not dock at ports of the Dodecanese islands in the southeast Aegean and claimed supervision of almost half the Aegean Sea for search and rescue operations.
The terms of the NATO patrol in the Aegean were agreed on February 25 after overcoming territorial sensitivities of the two neighbors. The agreement stipulated that the two countries would not operate in each other’s territorial waters and air space. According to several NATO diplomats, one of the stumbling blocks had been where Greek and Turkish ships should patrol and whether that would set a precedent for claims over disputed territorial waters.
European Union leaders will hold a special meeting Monday in a bid to hammer out a deal that would help contain the number of refugees entering Greece and the rest of the EU.
Lordo wrote:what prophecy reh vromismene your greace cant afford toilet paper to wipe their arse and you are going to do what exactly.
the only thing you are going to do is wear your fustanas backwards so it looks as though you are attacking when you are running away. don forget your shoes though glue the pompoms in the back too so it does not show up that you are running away
Lordo wrote:anyway back to the idea od piissaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
what hapened to the swine who claimed water pipe was a myth. it seems now that we have the pipeline hi's gone on a walk about never to be seen again. i hope he is alright and all that. the bucket of peace is maturing nicely for him.
sekondly what happened to my friend shitface who claimed the only way to have bbf was to contain the tc community in 5% of cyprus. considering anastasiades has already agreed on 28.2 for the tc state and akinci is asking for 29.2 and they are likely ot agree on 28.5 how does that much with what i have been saying. i was saying 27% so you can see who is cluless and who is not.
5 per cent indeed. what an asshole.
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