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Postby Kifeas » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:06 pm

Pyrpolizer wrote:
Kifeas wrote: Pyrpolyser, either your Greek is so poor that you find Niyazi Kizilyurek’s Greek to be fluent, or you confuse him with someone else.


None of these. His Greek is fluent, period.


His Greek is quite good, but no where near fluent!

I agree with this, that’s why I reject the Anan plan. This doesn’t mean I have to hate or attribute all these intentions to anyone who was/is a supporter of the Anan Plan.


Who else does hate or attribute "intentions" to anyone who voted for the Annan plan?

wrote: Anyone Greek Cypriot that doesn’t see the above facts in the Annan plan is either a fool or a naive person or a liar or someone that has not read the plan himself, or a traitor! Make your choice!


Or a person who would lose 1 and earn 10. Sorry none is valid for me, and stop immitating the Bananas who tries to put words into other peoples mouths.


I make no sense of what you are trying to say here.
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Postby Kifeas » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:08 pm

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Bananiot wrote: The Annan Plan, under the circumstances, was a masterpiece.


Right, a masterpiece for disaster.


A "sell-out" masterpiece!
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Postby Issy1956 » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:26 pm

Kifeas, Pyrpolizer
We have been over this ground again and again and I fully respect the democratic right of the GC people to reject the Annan plan as a solution if that is what they wish. I am not convinced that they were given all the information they needed to be able to make a sound and fair assessment of the plan and ofcourse the possible consequences of its rejection. The No campaign seemed to be far stronger, aided and abetted by a rejectionist Tpap. We are now almost 3 years down the line and all I see is the entrenched of the division and "facts being created on the grounded" which make a solution even more difficult. Was this possibility spelled out to the people at the time of the referendum?
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Postby miltiades » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:29 pm

Kifeas this is what you posted :
""Anyone Greek Cypriot that doesn’t see the above facts in the Annan plan is either a fool or a naïve person or a liar or someone that has not read the plan himself, or a traitor! Make your choice! ""
As I understood the above , your characterisation was crystal clear , but I accept that it was merely an unfortunate misinterpretation of the real meaning .
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Postby Kifeas » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:31 pm

Bananiot wrote:Miltiades, I strongly disagree with you. The Annan Plan, under the circumstances, was a masterpiece. However, I respect your view. Time will show who was right.

No one on this planet, only Kifeas, in the same insouciant breath, can cancel himself out. Enjoy:

10:00

Anyone Greek Cypriot that doesn’t see the above facts in the Annan plan is either a fool or a naïve person or a liar or someone that has not read the plan himself, or a traitor! Make your choice!


10:52

I for the record have not said that voted for the Annan plan are traitors or any of the above. I only said that those who continue to maintain, to this date, that the Annan plan is not what I have very accurately described above, are indeed any of the above I have claimed etc, etc.


Now I know the reasons you continue to promote the Annan plan. They are definitely down to you poor English language comprehension skills!
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Postby miltiades » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:37 pm

I can not understand why two highly intelligent , eloquent Cypriots would have so much animosity towards each other , do you Kifeas and do you Bananiot know each other personaly? It would be interesting to know , and also you must have a common ground , amongst this blatant animosity for each other.
You both possess sufficient intelligence and yet you fail to agree on any issue. Is this perhaps part of the "stumbling block" so evident in the Cyprioiot political scene.
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Postby Kifeas » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:39 pm

miltiades wrote:I can not understand why two highly intelligent , eloquent Cypriots would have so much animosity towards each other , do you Kifeas and do you Bananiot know each other personaly? It would be interesting to know , and also you must have a common ground , amongst this blatant animosity for each other.
You both possess sufficient intelligence and yet you fail to agree on any issue. Is this perhaps part of the "stumbling block" so evident in the Cyprioiot political scene.


Miltiades, do you know what “cognitive dissonance” is? Look for it, as it is what Bananiot (and not only) suffers from!
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Postby Issy1956 » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:40 pm

Miltiades,
The difference between the two highly intelligent , eloquent Cypriots is simply one is a realist and the other a dreamer.
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Postby miltiades » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:50 pm

Kifeas such character assessment betrays once again your dislike of Bananiot.
I wonder .
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Postby Kifeas » Tue Jan 02, 2007 11:50 pm

Issy1956 wrote:Miltiades,
The difference between the two highly intelligent , eloquent Cypriots is simply one is a realist and the other a dreamer.


If being a "realist" means I have to become a fatalist and to accept capitulation and sell-out my rights, my history and my country to the pirates and the aggressors -the so-called more powerful and to the “new-world order” promoters, I prefer to die a "dreamer!"
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