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[zan]

Zan, temper, temper. If you stop acting so victim, you wont feel like a victim anymore. Try it, it works. If not just talk to the hand cause the GCs dont want to hear it anymore.

We and the world have been hearing your crap for years, now that we want to tell our side of the story you can't handle the truth even for a few short years then that is your problem. If you think that I am here to change the mind of people like you then you are talking to your own hand, at night, under the covers Go on debate with your hand. If you get a few of your buddies you can have a mass debate.

[DT.]

I warned you guys you gonna get it....can't talk about papaturk being a camel like that...

[zan]

You better believe it.

[Murataga]

I invite all participants of this forum to protest Nickp (including those with Greek background) by not writing any response to his above particular message.

His concern was respected and in return was given a legitimate and logical explanation about an issue he raised. However, he has clearly shown his intensions to cross a red line. Both the Turks and the Greeks could use less of these provocative and disrespectful types. I call on all participants to end this unfortunate discussion here and leave the readers with the following excerpt reminding us a part of history we should work towards ...

The postwar leaders of Turkey and Greece, Kemal Atatürk and Eleftherios Venizelos, were determined to establish normal relations between the two states. After years of negotiations, a treaty was concluded in 1930, and Venizelos made a successful visit to Istanbul and Ankara. Greece renounced all its claims over Turkish territory. This was followed by the Balkan Pact of 1934, in which Greece and Turkey joined Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Romania in a treaty of mutual assistance and settled outstanding issues (Bulgaria refused to join). Both leaders recognising the need for peace resulted in more friendly relations, with Venizelos nominating Atatürk for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1934.

In 1941 Turkey was the first country to send humanitarian aid to Greece to relieve the great famine in Athens during the Axis occupation. Turkish president İsmet İnönü signed a decision to help the people whose army he had personally fought during the Turkish War of Independence 19 years earlier. Foodstuffs were collected by a nationwide campaign of Kızılay (Turkish Red Crescent), and were sent to the port of İstanbul to be shipped to Greece. The aid was shipped on board the ship SS Kurtuluş with big symbols of the Red Crescent painted on both sides.

[DT.]

Don't remember you having the same reaction when Elko and Pauul12 were comparing GC's to Chimps?? see below..

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.p ... c&start=50

[zan]

Who? Me or Murataga.

[Sotos]

Both the Turks and the Greeks could use less of these provocative and disrespectful types.

Yes, but we don't see any respect from many TCs here. They provoce us all the time also!

The postwar leaders of Turkey and Greece, Kemal Atatürk and Eleftherios Venizelos, were determined to establish normal relations between the two states. After years of negotiations, a treaty was concluded in 1930, and Venizelos made a successful visit to Istanbul and Ankara. Greece renounced all its claims over Turkish territory. This was followed by the Balkan Pact of 1934, in which Greece and Turkey joined Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Romania in a treaty of mutual assistance and settled outstanding issues (Bulgaria refused to join). Both leaders recognising the need for peace resulted in more friendly relations, with Venizelos nominating Atatürk for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1934.

Turkey should renounce all its claims over Cypriot territory following the example of Venizelos.

[growuptcs]

Zan, I gave up on this site debating with truth twisters like yourself. I hop in time to time to read TCs posts to see if there are any equal headed Turks out there, apparently they dont write on these boards in fear of nationalism. But to spend your time just bickering about the past, when all the violations are against Turkey, shows everyone something a little more than the Cyprus problem. Its the psychological issue that Turkey has as a nation that worries everyone in the EU. Thats the hurdle that Turkey is up to. Turkey is that 2000 lb. gorilla that could help the EU a lot , but what if the gorilla just happens to go ape sh_t? Like its doing now, by not looking to honor fundamentals like human rights. So pounding your chest is not going to get you in, but honoring commitments is a start.

[zan]

Both the Turks and the Greeks could use less of these provocative and disrespectful types.

Yes, but we don't see any respect from many TCs here. They provoce us all the time also!

The postwar leaders of Turkey and Greece, Kemal Atatürk and Eleftherios Venizelos, were determined to establish normal relations between the two states. After years of negotiations, a treaty was concluded in 1930, and Venizelos made a successful visit to Istanbul and Ankara. Greece renounced all its claims over Turkish territory. This was followed by the Balkan Pact of 1934, in which Greece and Turkey joined Kingdom of Yugoslavia and Romania in a treaty of mutual assistance and settled outstanding issues (Bulgaria refused to join). Both leaders recognising the need for peace resulted in more friendly relations, with Venizelos nominating Atatürk for the Nobel Peace Prize in 1934.

Turkey should renounce all its claims over Cypriot territory following the example of Venizelos.

When will you understand that Turkey renounced its claim when they allowed us to become the TRNC. It is the TCs that you are talking to not Turkey. Capiche.

[Murataga]

DT, you wrote: "Don't remember you having the same reaction when Elko and Pauul12 were comparing GC's to Chimps?? see below.."

I was not a member of this forum when that message was written.

I have just seen it and protest their message no less than Nickp`s. Their actions were disrespectful and totally unacceptable.