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[Get Real!]

Here's a story about him for a laugh...

By Melina Demetriou
ACCORDING to some political analysts and most cynical punters, most candidates seeking election to the Parliament on Sunday have pretty much identical policies, calling for things such as better education, a crackdown on crime and action on drugs.
But one independent candidate from Paphos does stand out, with a set of ideas that would certainly break new ground in the House of Representatives.
It would be an understatement to say that 43-year-old Costas Kyriacou Outopos, a Paphian farmer, has high political aspirations:
"I want to rule the planet and implement Plato's Republic. I would start from Cyprus of course. If I become a deputy, then I might stand as a candidate in the Presidential elections in 2002. My idea is to build a communist society where all would have equal opportunities and live with dignity.
"Everyone will have a place to live, food, clothes and a job. People would work in turns. There would be no cars, no nations and no borders. This way the Cyprus Problem would be solved too," Outopos pointed out.
Wasn't he just a Trotskyist, like so many others on the ultra-left-wing fringe?
"No, my idea comes from some other planets," Outopos replied.
But some might be tempted by one of his policies:
"People are polygamous and they should be able to enjoy free love. It is very oppressive and boring to live your life with one person only. Could you have the same food for lunch everyday?" he asks the voters.
But Outopos believes it should be women pulling the strings.
"I am in favour of matriarchy. Women should have many different lovers and choose who is the best to have children with, depending on looks and brains."
Outopos appeared optimistic that he would be elected to Parliament, saying that many Paphian voters supported him.
Bomb rips apart Avrupa printing press
Copyright Cyprus Mail 2001

[michalis5354]

I used to support DISY but now I have decided not to support anyone.

Michali, is there any party in Cyprus supporting ''garlic farming'' ??

Non, and this is exactly the reason I decided not to support anyone. I am disapointed!

[Get Real!]

Everyone should vote even if not allowed... just trying to poll overall popularity here...

i meant in real life...

Oh, sorry!!! The answer is yes, they first need to go to the electoral commision to get a voting booklet and also find out which suburb they belong to. Something like that.

[Sotos]

I voted for the progressive party of the working people

[free_cyprus]

they are all shit and good for nothing, and the ones in the north to cut from the same cloth same ideology devide and rule ..................hey look at me im in power im somebody the truth is they are cyprus worse enemies, all fecking useless the lot of them.

perfect example of that is

Get Real!

Which Republic of Cyprus political party do you currently support/vote/prefer?

devide and rule is what party you support
how can anyone in this forum take sides when we are all cypriots how ??????????????? where is the brains of the cypriot people in their ass.....................im yet to meet an educated men from cyprus anywhere in the world...............................tunnel vission tunnel vission....................do do as they are told and they never do anything for the benefit of the cypriot people

[miltiades]

One of my hobbies is politics , I'm sad to say that I do not know anything about the various political parties in Cyprus , quite intentionally I have remained an observer all my life. One thing I can say is that , like all politicians the world over , to a lesser or greater extend , the Cypriot politicians seem to be preoccupied with Party politics and the enhancement of their personal career . I'm sad to see that no progress has been made towards finding a solution to the Cyprus problem and that our T/C compatriots are drawing away from the idea of unification since they see no worthwhile effort by the RoC to kick start the process of finding a solution. I'm particularly saddened by the speech of the President whilst in Athens , a disgraceful speech in which he totaly ignored the fact that Cyprus isn't just the home of the G/Cs but also the home of the T/Cs. There is no point in defending the independence of Cyprus as a nation when the President excludes a sizable part of the Cypriots and indeed ignores the aspirations of all those who wish to see a united Cyprus.

[zan]

One of my hobbies is politics , I'm sad to say that I do not know anything about the various political parties in Cyprus , quite intentionally I have remained an observer all my life. One thing I can say is that , like all politicians the world over , to a lesser or greater extend , the Cypriot politicians seem to be preoccupied with Party politics and the enhancement of their personal career . I'm sad to see that no progress has been made towards finding a solution to the Cyprus problem and that our T/C compatriots are drawing away from the idea of unification since they see no worthwhile effort by the RoC to kick start the process of finding a solution. I'm particularly saddened by the speech of the President whilst in Athens , a disgraceful speech in which he totaly ignored the fact that Cyprus isn't just the home of the G/Cs but also the home of the T/Cs. There is no point in defending the independence of Cyprus as a nation when the President excludes a sizable part of the Cypriots and indeed ignores the aspirations of all those who wish to see a united Cyprus.

Bravo Miltiades .....Really. Credit where credits due.

[GAVCARoCOM]

Except papadopullos ALL OF THEM

[Piratis]

I belong to no party.

I decide what to vote a few months/weeks before an election. The one party I doubt I will ever vote for is DISY.

Last elections I voted for the Greens. Usually small parties are more devoted to their principles rather than how to manage their herd and get positions in the government.

[karma]

Here's a story about him for a laugh...

By Melina Demetriou
ACCORDING to some political analysts and most cynical punters, most candidates seeking election to the Parliament on Sunday have pretty much identical policies, calling for things such as better education, a crackdown on crime and action on drugs.
But one independent candidate from Paphos does stand out, with a set of ideas that would certainly break new ground in the House of Representatives.
It would be an understatement to say that 43-year-old Costas Kyriacou Outopos, a Paphian farmer, has high political aspirations:
"I want to rule the planet and implement Plato's Republic. I would start from Cyprus of course. If I become a deputy, then I might stand as a candidate in the Presidential elections in 2002. My idea is to build a communist society where all would have equal opportunities and live with dignity.
"Everyone will have a place to live, food, clothes and a job. People would work in turns. There would be no cars, no nations and no borders. This way the Cyprus Problem would be solved too," Outopos pointed out.
Wasn't he just a Trotskyist, like so many others on the ultra-left-wing fringe?
"No, my idea comes from some other planets," Outopos replied.
But some might be tempted by one of his policies:
"People are polygamous and they should be able to enjoy free love. It is very oppressive and boring to live your life with one person only. Could you have the same food for lunch everyday?" he asks the voters.
But Outopos believes it should be women pulling the strings.
"I am in favour of matriarchy. Women should have many different lovers and choose who is the best to have children with, depending on looks and brains."
Outopos appeared optimistic that he would be elected to Parliament, saying that many Paphian voters supported him.
Bomb rips apart Avrupa printing press
Copyright Cyprus Mail 2001

thx GetReal, he is my mine, I wana support him for his campaign, how can i contact him??