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[Maximus]

Yes, I would eat souvla at the beach with Cypriots.

But you need to explain to me what a Turk, Turk and a "Turk" is.

Also, what a greek, greek and a "greek" is.

[Get Real!]

...again, as Cypriots, i suggest that TCs and GCs have a common enemy. (And to fight we must fight together, to survive.)

Whoever we may be as Persons (the failures as such), as Individuals it is time for 'Us' (the half not "Them") to demonstrate the values that represent us.

Maybe you don't get the idea of "Greeks" exploiting us as Greeks; they were in affect not as successful as the "Turks" (who like the "Greeks" want/wanted it all).

Maybe you don't get the idea that Cypriots torn in two, any of us, get no representation as CYPRIOT, the "Greekness" or the "Turkishness" coming first; of our being as Human if not completely ignored, (our Basic Right) taking second place.

...you avoid my question, would you march if it came to that, would you eat a good souvla together on the beach, for Cyprus?

Dude, you’re wasting your breath with irrelevant mambo-jumbo from the 70s and 80s!

You are obviously clueless as to the NEW Cyprus which you will not even recognize if you ever make it here again… and I suggest you don’t return for you’ll be a square peg in a round hole!

Cyprus is no longer a “TC and GC” affair, but is made up of MULTIPLE communities from multiple countries.

There’s a strong African community, an Indian/Sri Lankan community, a Filipino community, a Jewish community, a Russian community, a British community, and so forth.

Many foreigners are now land and business owners, and they don't give a shit about your "TC/GC" theories for they now have rights and are laying claim to their part of Cyprus!

These days political parties have started sucking up to these foreign communities for votes, and you’re still living in the “TC/GC” days!

If you go to any primary or secondary school you’ll find about 50 kids in each that are COLORFUL of mixed race… these days there are little black kids and little Asian kids speaking fluent Cypriot!

Nobody here is talking “TC/GC” anymore… it’s not even an issue anymore as both these communities have moved on and accepted the new multicultural reality.

So give it a rest and try to understand that you got left behind and are now irrelevant.

[repulsewarrior]

...can you live with Cyprus divided the way it is GR; are you happy enough to give up what is illegally occupied to the "Turks"?

[Get Real!]

...can you live with Cyprus divided the way it is GR; are you happy enough to give up what is illegally occupied to the "Turks"?

I don’t see anything divided… you can go anywhere you please. The difference now is that there are regions with some ethnic bias…

If I head north I’ll hear more Turkish, if I head south I’ll hear more Greek, if I head north of Paphos I’ll hear more English, if I head to the Limassol beachfront I’ll hear more Russian, if I head to Nicosia city center (right) I’ll hear more African, if I head to Nicosia city center (left) I’ll hear more Asian, Jews mostly in Larnaca, and so forth.

Lots of communities expected to be found in different areas of Cyprus… something that’s become normal now.

There is no “Cyprus Problem” anymore... it’s all OVER because the EU “solved” it with multiculturalism!

Cypriot millennials (those aged 25 or less) don’t give a shit about your outdated "GC/TC" system for they all fuck each other like rabbits producing ever more colorful babies.

If you mention anything “TC/GC” to them they’ll look at you funny and wonder if you’re from another planet... they won’t know what you’re on about.

If you see a little black girl that talks fluent Cypriot are you going to ask her if she’s “TC” or “GC”? That would be stupid!

To the now countless colorful Cypriots who don’t identify as either TC or GC you’re nothing but a racist CUNT living in the past!

These days you can go live wherever you like... the demarcation line has become a joke, and soon the people in the north will adopt the euro too... removing yet another unification obstacle.

Everyone aged 50 and under speak English fluently... no language barrier exists whatsoever anymore, and some villages even have foreign MAYORS/MUHTARS and are pushing more and more into CY politics.

In supermarket chains like Sklavenitis all the employees are colorful many of which speak Cypriot and there’s a handful of GCs supervising them!

Cyprus is NEVER going back to what you’re on about, so you can stick to reminiscing for your remaining years and quit giving us a headache, or accept the new reality in Cyprus and quit giving us a headache!

Either way... quit giving us a headache with your outdated crap!

[repulsewarrior]

Sorry to disappoint you, but i will not stop. I do not see the Green Line as anything more than as something which must be removed, or demilitarised.

You may be happy labelled a "Greek" by a bunch of "Turks", but for the people like me, in Cyprus and in Turkey, "Turkishness" (like "Russianness now in the Ukraine) must stop.

...and to be precise, my intention is not to go back, but to move forward.

[Get Real!]

Sorry to disappoint you, but i will not stop. I do not see the Green Line as anything more than as something which must be removed, or demilitarised.

You may be happy labelled a "Greek" by a bunch of "Turks", but for the people like me, in Cyprus and in Turkey, "Turkishness" (like "Russianness now in the Ukraine) must stop.

...and to be precise, my intention is not to go back, but to move forward.

Just live your life wherever you are and forget about Cyprus because the future of Cyprus doesn’t belong to you but to Cypriot millennials.

[repulsewarrior]

Sorry to disappoint you, but i will not stop. I do not see the Green Line as anything more than as something which must be removed, or demilitarised.

You may be happy labelled a "Greek" by a bunch of "Turks", but for the people like me, in Cyprus and in Turkey, "Turkishness" (like "Russianness now in the Ukraine) must stop.

...and to be precise, my intention is not to go back, but to move forward.

Just live your life wherever you are and forget about Cyprus because the future of Cyprus doesn’t belong to you but to Cypriot millennials.

...thank-you for your advice but Cyprus does not belong to me, i know that; i belong to Cyprus: not much of a Patriot (now) are you?

[Get Real!]

Sorry to disappoint you, but i will not stop. I do not see the Green Line as anything more than as something which must be removed, or demilitarised.

You may be happy labelled a "Greek" by a bunch of "Turks", but for the people like me, in Cyprus and in Turkey, "Turkishness" (like "Russianness now in the Ukraine) must stop.

...and to be precise, my intention is not to go back, but to move forward.

Just live your life wherever you are and forget about Cyprus because the future of Cyprus doesn’t belong to you but to Cypriot millennials.

...thank-you for your advice but Cyprus does not belong to me, i know that; i belong to Cyprus: not much of a Patriot (now) are you?

Patriotism is stronger while there’s a clear sense of identity and unique culture, but with all the multiculturalism taking place in Cyprus… it really starts to thin out.

You’re living in your well preserved uncorrupted memories while I’m living the ever-changing reality.

[Lordo]

If only things were as simple as that GR. The way things are going, sooner or later the North will be a Turkish Vilayet and then you have lost 37% of Cyprus. But the problem does not end there, sooner or later Turkish Establishment will feel threatened by the "Greekness" that exists in the south and the whole of Cyprus than becomes target.

I agree with you though the young Cypriots are clueless about Cyprus History from 1960 onwards and that is not their fault, it is the education system that made them so. Although todays communication facilities on the WWW and their intellect should make them raise their head about the parapet and look at the past, if for nothing else so they can see where they are going.

[Get Real!]

If only things were as simple as that GR. The way things are going, sooner or later the North will be a Turkish Vilayet and then you have lost 37% of Cyprus. But the problem does not end there, sooner or later Turkish Establishment will feel threatened by the "Greekness" that exists in the south and the whole of Cyprus than becomes target.

I don’t believe that Lordo... Turkey cannot stop the foreign momentum that has spread everywhere.

Both of the original communities have lost because they have now drowned in foreigners they can no longer ignore.

18 years of EU membership has taken its toll on a little island like Cyprus.

Foreigners are visible everywhere you go and in some places you’d be hard pressed to find an indigenous Cypriot!

According to the Wiki table below there were 190,000 foreigners in Cyprus (south) in 2011… that’s 11 years ago so now there must be at least 250 thousand... probably 300,000!

On a little island like this the foreigners have become a significant chunk for these are permanent residents who pay taxes, may own property and can vote, so they can no longer be taken lightly.

The Greekness in the south has all but dwindled… now its European-ness!

Everyone is coming and going to other EU countries for work, for pleasure, many have even moved to other EU countries while EU foreigners have come here… it’s like they’ve swapped places.

A Cypriot company may have a German business partner and another from Spain… it’s all mixed up and screwed up now.

When a vacancy is advertised in Nicosia some guy from France may come and take it… and a position advertised in Slovakia may be grabbed by a Cypriot!

Youngsters don’t care anymore… for them it’s an adventure to explore all other EU countries, and then they meet a pretty girl, fall in love and stay there!

Cyprus has become like a brothel of cultures, and here’s how all this has now become significant...

Cyprus can no longer apply any political solution that is based on the old “TC/GC” bullshit because this new foreign community growing daily in number would reject anything that doesn’t include them as an equal partner!

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Cyprus