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[Maximus]

Mrh,

If war ios coming to Cyprus from 800k Turkish troops Turkey will be left defenseless on multiple sides. Turkey will end up being partitioned several ways and the illegal tinpot affiliated regime in the north will simply vanish in to thin air. A third of the Turkish population will die, a third will convert to Christianity and the remaining third will seek refuge back in the depths of central Asia.

It has been prophesazed by some priests in black frocks and it seems you are validating their predictions so you better believe what they saying ^.

[kurupetos]

It's a bit early, but it will happen eventually...

Lordo has already left in April...

[Get Real!]

It's a bit early, but it will happen eventually...

Lordo has already left in April...

MrH summoned the entire Turkish military, declared war on Cyprus and then fell asleep on his couch at Turnpike Lane.

[kurupetos]

It's a bit early, but it will happen eventually...

Lordo has already left in April...

MrH summoned the entire Turkish military, declared war on Cyprus and then fell asleep on his couch at Turnpike Lane.

MrH is a woman.

[observer]

A sillier thread than usual.

RoC does not have the military strength to win a conflict against Turkey. It would be very unwise of them to start a war.

Turkey has no interest in attacking RoC when, after a short war, they would have to govern a GC population who would not be happy about the situation.

It is difficult to believe that the EU countries collectively would agree to unprovoked military action.

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

[kurupetos]

A sillier thread than usual.

RoC does not have the military strength to win a conflict against Turkey. It would be very unwise of them to start a war.

Turkey has no interest in attacking RoC when, after a short war, they would have to govern a GC population who would not be happy about the situation.

It is difficult to believe that the EU countries collectively would agree to unprovoked military action.

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

Unimportant island? You have the intelligence of a pumpkin.

[DrCyprus]

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

You are underestimating the geopolitical importance of Cyprus in the Middle East.

[kurupetos]

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

You are underestimating the geopolitical importance of Cyprus in the Middle East.

...and what's inside the EEZ...

[observer]

A sillier thread than usual.

RoC does not have the military strength to win a conflict against Turkey. It would be very unwise of them to start a war.

Turkey has no interest in attacking RoC when, after a short war, they would have to govern a GC population who would not be happy about the situation.

It is difficult to believe that the EU countries collectively would agree to unprovoked military action.

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

Unimportant island? You have the intelligence of a pumpkin.

You must have taken hours crafting such a rational counter argument. I salute you.

[observer]

I can’t think of any individual country that would want to use military forces in a relatively unimportant island on behalf of either GCs or TCs, with the possible exception of Greece. But they tried that in 1974 and it didn’t work out well for them then.

You are underestimating the geopolitical importance of Cyprus in the Middle East.

...and what's inside the EEZ...

Still can't come up with any country or coalition of countries that would benefit from military action in Cyprus. Can you?