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[iceman]

Who wants to have citiziens/compatriots those that have committed the most massive forms of treason. If there existed a commonplace thing as a Greek Cypriot with self respect they would not want to be co-citiziens with Turkish Cypriots and they certainly would not fund their power.

Look who is talking about treason..Who wants to be co-citizen with the likes of you

[Nikephoros]

I am Peloponnesian. Which means it is not my hobby to be a refugee and pretend Turkish Cypriots are my brothers when they really tried to create corridors for the Turkish army parachuters to link up with.

[humanist]

Next time there is an electrical blackout in Cyprus the RoC has the responsibility to provide electricity. We are not barbarians we ought to live by example the everyday turksih cypriot family is a victim of ths situation as is the everyday greek speaking family who lost their human rights. LIGHTS FOR ALL I SAY or should that be RIGHTS or may be both.

[Get Real!]

Next time there is an electrical blackout in Cyprus the RoC has the responsibility to provide electricity. We are not barbarians we ought to live by example the everyday turksih cypriot family is a victim of ths situation as is the everyday greek speaking family who lost their human rights. LIGHTS FOR ALL I SAY or should that be RIGHTS or may be both.

The Republic of Cyprus does NOT have any responsibilities towards the illegal Turkish military base by the name of “TRNC” so I don’t know where you got that from. Genuine law-abiding citizens of the Republic of Cyprus live in the unoccupied territory and are not an accessory to Turkey’s illegalities.

The everyday Turkish Cypriot families you refer to are knowingly abetting the enemy of the Republic of Cyprus against international law and seemingly don’t have the slightest care in the world yet here you are foolishly suggesting that we should assist them so as not to appear as “barbarians”!

I question the twisted “logic” some of you portray on this and other forums and remind that its slack attitudes like these that are prolonging the Turkish Cypriots from taking up their LONG OVERDUE RESPONSIBILITIES on this island by constantly letting them off the hook.

[zan]

Next time there is an electrical blackout in Cyprus the RoC has the responsibility to provide electricity. We are not barbarians we ought to live by example the everyday turksih cypriot family is a victim of ths situation as is the everyday greek speaking family who lost their human rights. LIGHTS FOR ALL I SAY or should that be RIGHTS or may be both.

The Republic of Cyprus does NOT have any responsibilities towards the illegal Turkish military base by the name of “TRNC” so I don’t know where you got that from. Genuine law-abiding citizens of the Republic of Cyprus live in the unoccupied territory and are not an accessory to Turkey’s illegalities.

The everyday Turkish Cypriot families you refer to are knowingly abetting the enemy of the Republic of Cyprus against international law and seemingly don’t have the slightest care in the world yet here you are foolishly suggesting that we should assist them so as not to appear as “barbarians”!

I question the twisted “logic” some of you portray on this and other forums and remind that its slack attitudes like these that are prolonging the Turkish Cypriots from taking up their LONG OVERDUE RESPONSIBILITIES on this island by constantly letting them off the hook.

If that is the case then why don't you send all those EOKA murderers over to the north and let us deal with them for you because at the moment you seam to be treating them like kings......or should that be presidents.

[Get Real!]

Next time there is an electrical blackout in Cyprus the RoC has the responsibility to provide electricity. We are not barbarians we ought to live by example the everyday turksih cypriot family is a victim of ths situation as is the everyday greek speaking family who lost their human rights. LIGHTS FOR ALL I SAY or should that be RIGHTS or may be both.

The Republic of Cyprus does NOT have any responsibilities towards the illegal Turkish military base by the name of “TRNC” so I don’t know where you got that from. Genuine law-abiding citizens of the Republic of Cyprus live in the unoccupied territory and are not an accessory to Turkey’s illegalities.

The everyday Turkish Cypriot families you refer to are knowingly abetting the enemy of the Republic of Cyprus against international law and seemingly don’t have the slightest care in the world yet here you are foolishly suggesting that we should assist them so as not to appear as “barbarians”!

I question the twisted “logic” some of you portray on this and other forums and remind that its slack attitudes like these that are prolonging the Turkish Cypriots from taking up their LONG OVERDUE RESPONSIBILITIES on this island by constantly letting them off the hook.

If that is the case then why don't you send all those EOKA murderers over to the north and let us deal with them for you because at the moment you seam to be treating them like kings......or should that be presidents.

I can't figure out the relevance of your response to mine but it's obviously based on the assumption that one or more EOKA "B" members are being given special treatment or something... For your info TP was never a member of EOKA "B" so I'm not sure what you're on about really....

[humanist]

Birkibrisli said

Heartfelt thanks to humanist,pitsilos, miltiades,and my dear komshu Cypezokyli for showing me once again that they are True Cypriots,who care for their compatriots in their hour of need.It is comments like GR is making which are causing more and more TCs to question the wisdom of wanting reunification.But your wisdom and compassion more than outweigh insensitive and revengful rumblings of GR,thank God.

Dear Birkibrisli, it is not about being a true Cypriot or not my dear friend. It is about doing the right thing for all human beings. I do not see turkish speaking cypriots any different than I do any other human being. Infact I see them as one of me a Cypriot old enough to have experienced the sorrow and pain of war. It would be a dream come true to see our people united once again working together for a model society for future generations. Whilst I do not agree with the current division of Cyprus and I most certainly despise the Turkish occupation of our homeland, I do appreciate that turkish speaking cypriots have to live somewhere and they need to have the basic human rights met of food, shelter and safety.

[Get Real!]

Humanist...

You can tell your friend Birkibrisli and anybody else for that matter that my primary concern is for my people which are none other than the indigenous Cypriots who have had to put up with Turkish bollocks for over 400 years thank you very much, and just because there may be 6 or 7 well-meaning Turkish Cypriots out there doesn’t mean that I’m going to give up fighting for Cypriot justice while the remaining 129,994 of Turkish Cypriots are clearly showing total disrespect towards the whopping 82% of this island's inhabitants, total disrespect towards international law, and a clear allegiance with the very crux of the Cyprus problem called Turkey.

So anytime you feel confused about the Cyprus Problem just remember this one line:

You came here UNINVITED in 1571

[humanist]

Get real, I am sorry to break your ego here, however from 1571, to 1974 is a long time, and therefore I support the turkish speaking community that was established in Cyprus since 1571 to share and call Cyprus their home as any other Cypriot.

I do not support the "trnc" as it exists today and I do not support the Turkish Invasion of Cyprus that took place in 1974.

Whist Turkish speaking families support an illegal regime and theerefore the occupation of Cyprus by Turkey, I will have to say that they too are human being like you and I and need Protection and secondly Electricity. Perhaps the RoC needs to act faster in ensuring that any Turkish Cypriot who chooses to return to their properties in the south will be protected against racist, fascist activity that is becoming a growing factor in our community. "Hrisi Avyi" and the hatred is enough to keep me away let alone Turkish speaking Cypriots. The events that took place at Tochni village in 74 were dispicable acts against humanity and why should Turkish speaers be faced with that view again. I am sorry but we need to take some responsibility for the Cypriot situation.

Seriously man what do you think it would have happened to turkish speaking families living in the south if they continued to live there after 74, the greek speaking fascists wanting enosis with greece would have exterminated them one by one. So whilst these people are living in the north occupying refugee property they had no choice. To this end it is the responsibility of the RoC governement to provide them with electricity. Unfortunately along with these innocent families who stuggle each and everyday to survive the illegal Turkish regime and military are getting power on the Cypriot expense.

Yes Turkey has total disrespect for international law but then again the international community is to also blame. Instead of slapping economic sanction on the "trnc" they should bloody well slap Turkey with economic sanctions if they are trully supportive of peace in the mediteranian until turkey returns the occupied land to the Cypriot people all of them regardless of the language they speak or religion they happen to believe in and takes their army out of Cyprus. In two years Turkey will be so broke they will not be able to afford an army on Cypriot land.

As far as your other comments as a greek speaking cypriot I find them racist and shameful. Turkish speaking Cypriots have as much right to the Island of Cyprus as greek speaking Cypriots. Perhaps as Free_Cyprus says the day we begin to identify as cypriots that would be the day our Island will be united and freed from parasites.

[zan]

Humanist...


You are so out of touch with the realities of the Cyprus problem that I doubt you live in Cyprus or have stayed in Cyprus for anything longer than a brief holiday. In typical Diaspora ignoramus fashion you like to play mother Teresa from a distance to satisfy your selfish pea-brain at the expense of Cyprus and its people. The greatest damage to Cyprus actually comes from ex-Cypriots like yourself who like to think they’ve figured it all out!

Just stick to watching “Neighbors” or “Coronation Street” and steer clear from matters you obviously can’t comprehend.

I think you have no crayons left in your box at all because the picture you paint is just not there. Quoting numbers that beat my numbers is simply not an argument. The Greeks of Cyprus did not automatically come up out of the ground and therefore your indigenous claim is just a matter of relative time. If you want to then say that you have more claims because you have been there longer then in what scale are you working. What period of time is the right amount of time to make a people indigenous? I demand a soil test with your blood test.