zan wrote:Who do you think should take responsibility for shutting VP up and not allowing him freedom of speech? Is this how it is going to be in a United Cyprus as in, if you don’t agree with me you have to shut up or be subjected to verbal abuse, belittled and be labelled a government propagandist. If you claim and promote lies to an extent where you believe them yourself and mislead others, then surely you have to own up and accept responsibility for being wrong and apologise making goodwill gestures to show you are sorry like contributing to a charity even of their own choice. I have asked people to put their money where their mouth is and every one has gone into hiding or are making silly remarks. Blaming VP is expected and not the honest thing to do so lets see if those boys that accused can now stand up like men and say sorry. The people on the list are the ones I believe together did the damage
Zan,
I did not want to drag myself into your "finger pointing" game, but you have twisted my arm.
Who says VP is gone anywhere, other than on a vacation. You seem to know more about that, then anyone else.
VP was never "shut down". VP gave just as much abuse as he took in return.
VP signed off by saying, he was fired from the "TRNC", and now you accuse everyone else as accusing him the same, and that members were wrong.
VP always claimed to have only a "TRNC" passport. Can one get a visa on demand from the British embassy to visit the UK, or did he prearranged this trip long time ago. VP stated, one needs to wait a while to get a visa, to travel abroad.
VP was the second highest poster on this forum, next to Piratis, so I would not say, that his "freedom of speech" was in any way restricted.
So, I don't know what is the whole purpose of your poll, when the "accused" had pleaded "guilty" of doing, what you have accused us, of accusing VP doing the same thing.
It appears to me, VP owes you the first £100 pounds.
He'll be back, before you know it, after he gives couple of speeches for the UK Turkish Cypriot event, that's on, as we speak.