Channel 5 show about Occupied Cyprus
by MR-from-NG » Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:40 pm
Alexander, were you born stupid or do you take evening classes?
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by MR-from-NG » Mon Jun 05, 2006 7:52 pm
Sorry , which University in Turkey did you enrol to think that little witty gem? Kemal Attatttakk School of Comedy maybe
Wrong again little man. I'm a Cypriot Turk, never studied in Turkey. Been in England since 64 (thanks to my Greek neighbours). Graduated on the streets of London and from the university of life.
I have love and respect for my fellow man, that includes black, white, Indian Greeks and GC's the whole human race. I don't hate anybody, I can never hold a grudge and will share my wealth with the less fortunate.
You may one day realise that life is too short to waste time on fighting and hating your fellow man, when you realise this you will become a much better person and will earn the respect that you are so obviously lacking.
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by Pasha » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:01 pm
mrfromng wrote:Sorry , which University in Turkey did you enrol to think that little witty gem? Kemal Attatttakk School of Comedy maybe
I have love and respect for my fellow man, that includes black, white, Indian Greeks and GC's the whole human race. I don't hate anybody, I can never hold a grudge and will share my wealth with the less fortunate.
You may one day realise that life is too short to waste time on fighting and hating your fellow man, when you realise this you will become a much better person and will earn the respect that you are so obviously lacking.
Well said.
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by Kikapu » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:12 pm
Pirates,
I don't know whether TC's may or may not have wanted partition soon after the constitution was written, but what is know as a fact, is that, Makarios was building up to 5'000 secret militia force for something he had in mind for the TC's, and soon after that, he wanted to alter the constitution, knowing full well, that the TC's would never agree to it. So you really can't blame the TC's for fighting to keep the constitution intact, no matter how unfair it may have been written against the GC's. Makarios should have used a democratic way to change it.
As far as TC's celebrating arrival of the Turkish invasion force, would be a little surprise if they did not. TC's for the most part were at the mercy of the GC's from 1963 until 1974. Those years would have been the best time for the Greek Cypriots to correct the mistakes of 1963 and look for a solution, but instead you had 80% of the country (GC's ) going about their lives as normal as possible, knowing full well, the other 20% ( TC's ) had to live from day to day under the protection of the UN. Yes, I'm not at all surprised that the TC's saw the arrival of the invasion force as their day of freedom as if it was their version of the "Normandy landings".
I don't know whether TC's may or may not have wanted partition soon after the constitution was written, but what is know as a fact, is that, Makarios was building up to 5'000 secret militia force for something he had in mind for the TC's, and soon after that, he wanted to alter the constitution, knowing full well, that the TC's would never agree to it. So you really can't blame the TC's for fighting to keep the constitution intact, no matter how unfair it may have been written against the GC's. Makarios should have used a democratic way to change it.
As far as TC's celebrating arrival of the Turkish invasion force, would be a little surprise if they did not. TC's for the most part were at the mercy of the GC's from 1963 until 1974. Those years would have been the best time for the Greek Cypriots to correct the mistakes of 1963 and look for a solution, but instead you had 80% of the country (GC's ) going about their lives as normal as possible, knowing full well, the other 20% ( TC's ) had to live from day to day under the protection of the UN. Yes, I'm not at all surprised that the TC's saw the arrival of the invasion force as their day of freedom as if it was their version of the "Normandy landings".
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by stuballstu » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:20 pm
Piratis wrote
Piratis
Do you think the Greek Cypriots made the right decision when they tried to change the consitution in the 60's?
Why was the constitution accepted then if you didnt think it was just or in your words "forced upon you"?
Unfortunately Cypriots were NEVER allowed to design their own constitution and take decisions for their own country. This means that a true Independence was never given.
Piratis
Do you think the Greek Cypriots made the right decision when they tried to change the consitution in the 60's?
Why was the constitution accepted then if you didnt think it was just or in your words "forced upon you"?
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by miltiades » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:39 pm
Alexander , you have posted some of the most disgraceful , detestable , loathsome and repugnant views on this forum , and highly damaging to the cause of a united Cyprus with all troops out.
I have posted peace-loving , nonviolent , nonbelligerent mature views concerning my Cyprus and its people.
You dare suggest that I have a high opinion of myself, you are bloody right I have in comparison to the low esteem that you obviously have for all Cypriots. Perhaps as you approach maturity you may see things in a different light otherwise any education that your parents provided you with will be a total waste of money.Grow up and look at Cyprus not as your country only , but also as the country that belongs to the generations to come who will judge this generation quite harshly if we do not do rise to the challenge and stop the division of our island.Who are you to give part of our island away , because this is precisely what you are doing .
I'm trying to save our Cyprus from becoming a permanently divided island.
I have posted peace-loving , nonviolent , nonbelligerent mature views concerning my Cyprus and its people.
You dare suggest that I have a high opinion of myself, you are bloody right I have in comparison to the low esteem that you obviously have for all Cypriots. Perhaps as you approach maturity you may see things in a different light otherwise any education that your parents provided you with will be a total waste of money.Grow up and look at Cyprus not as your country only , but also as the country that belongs to the generations to come who will judge this generation quite harshly if we do not do rise to the challenge and stop the division of our island.Who are you to give part of our island away , because this is precisely what you are doing .
I'm trying to save our Cyprus from becoming a permanently divided island.
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by MR-from-NG » Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:07 pm
Miltiades, as always an excellent post. You give hope to people like myself, you make me and I'm sure many more TC's believe there is hope for peace on the island. You have my utmost respect sir.
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by StuartN » Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:37 pm
mrfromng wrote:Miltiades, as always an excellent post. You give hope to people like myself, you make me and I'm sure many more TC's believe there is hope for peace on the island. You have my utmost respect sir.
Ditto Moi
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