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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby boomerang » Tue Sep 06, 2011 2:29 pm

it's not yours...you declared a state and your puppet master not only recognized you but let you keep all the illegal gains...what business is it of yours what is happening at this point of time...just concentrate in extracting money form turkey while you are been replaced one at the time...you know what your daddy used to say, a turk leaves and a turk comes...whine to him, i am certain you will draw empathy, sympathy and all other thy's...

and look who is talking about stalling on a solution...ffs...didn't your puppet master let the cat out of the bag when he visited you?...NO MORE GIVING ANYTHING BACK he said...as if its his or yours in the first place...just keep on thanking pres x for staying with the talks after what your puppet master said...

i said it before and i will say it again...the tcs are not negotiating in good faith...just look at bayaraki's responce for further understanding in what the tcs view as a solution...master in the north and partner in the south...
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby boomerang » Tue Sep 06, 2011 2:35 pm

quick someone ask the bayarak boy what delaying tactics he is talking about...just mouthing delaying tactics is not going to cut it...

this is a typical try of vague insertions from the tcs, top to bottom...like errorglue said, international laws, but the tcs being the sheep they are took it for cospel....what baffles me is there any intelligentia in the north or they all musrooms, and we all know what you feed mushrooms... :lol:
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby Cap » Tue Sep 06, 2011 5:37 pm

'T**key’s policy replete with failures, Erodgan behaves like short-tempered thug'

http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340 ... 99,00.html
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby humanist » Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:52 pm

So what you are saying Halil is that both sides should freeze everything until there is a deal? No new building, no new roads, no exploitation of natural resources, no anything?


I believe that is what exactly halil is proposing......... look where he lives in a no man's land ruled by Turkey living like a pauper when infact he can be living safely and in peace in his own Country like a king.
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby B25 » Wed Sep 07, 2011 12:06 am

humanist wrote:
So what you are saying Halil is that both sides should freeze everything until there is a deal? No new building, no new roads, no exploitation of natural resources, no anything?


I believe that is what exactly halil is proposing......... look where he lives in a no man's land ruled by Turkey living like a pauper when infact he can be living safely and in peace in his own Country like a king.


Halililil, is no pauper. He is one of the well paid governemnt employees, thats why he doesn't want to have a solution thats fair cos he will lose his benefits.

As kiks keeps reminding us about him and the AP "..... the AP would have given us everything we wanted....". Burn in hell Halil.
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby repulsewarrior » Wed Sep 07, 2011 5:13 am

There would only be one Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in a reunited federal Cyprus and the leaders are not even discussing the issue of oil and gas exploration during reunification talks, said UN Special Advisor Alexander Downer speaking after the latest meeting between the island's leaders.

...at least this is encouraging news.

for both leaders to be sitting at the table and agreeing to this there is a Cyprus.

Bicommunal: it means at least three bodies of representation for the People; it cannot mean two.

...by any definition "Turks" like "Greeks" have no Sovereignty over the Cypriot Heritance, they are the identity of Persons. As Individuals, there is no discrimination on each's value in defending Universal Principals, they are without these (personal) distinctions equal, and in acts Human as beings. This Cyprus I think is what will be agreed upon because in truth very few choices exist that allow for us to thrive:

One State, and a Central Government which is the Representation of every island dweller, and as a State the Sovereign Representative of its territory as Land.
Two or more National Assemblies as well, so that at least in our own homes we will choose the infrastructure which serves us in our daily lives through Self-Representation.

Bizonal: by the same logic cannot have "Greeks" and "Turks" tear this island in two. and in the case of Cyprus the repopulation and the redistribution of land is the natural course of things if Justice is to be Seen. without the Respect and Recognition of our Displaced and Disappeared, we do not overcome the Intolerance and Ignorance we have dismissed for so long, at least some must return as they left, as Communities. (and Erolz, if you're reading this, it means "Turks" in the south, as well as "Greeks" in the north). unshared, this demonstration of our Goodwill offers us no Peace. enclaves serve us well in this context, they would not be a dirty word.

halil, I know you understand, (and you vp); i am counting on the courage you've shown over the years: break the subjugation of the "Motherland", this Freedom choose.

...and yet, I propose a bigger challenge to those who are Greeks, as proud as "Greeks", to choose Cyprus above the Hellenism it represents.
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby Pyrpolizer » Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:16 pm

boomerang wrote:quick someone ask the bayarak boy what delaying tactics he is talking about...just mouthing delaying tactics is not going to cut it...

this is a typical try of vague insertions from the tcs, top to bottom...like errorglue said, international laws, but the tcs being the sheep they are took it for cospel....what baffles me is there any intelligentia in the north or they all musrooms, and we all know what you feed mushrooms... :lol:


Most of the intelligentsia among the Kibrislis has left the place because of no prospects. Some has moved to the free areas..Niazi Gizilyurek e.g

Neshe Yashin also. This dedicated to halil -->
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxCjOw7A ... re=related
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby Pyrpolizer » Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:45 pm

And this what the National Anthem of Cyprus should be.
Lurics by Neshe, she sits next to Tokas.
Half of the song in Greek , other half in Turkish

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYO_Xy55 ... 9385B0419B
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby Nikitas » Mon Sep 12, 2011 1:09 am

Turkey has a long coastline, therefore, their thinking goes, it can claim EEZ even if there are other nations in the way. For a country that does not even recognise the Law of the Sea, it does have a lot of opinions about it.

In case Turkey has not read the law, it lays down the principle of median lines. Each coastal nation's EEZ extends till it meets its neighboring nation's EEZ. This is how it works whether Turkey likes it or not. And since Cyprus is in the way to Egypt, that is where Turkey's EEZ stops.

Lately the Turks have indicated that their interpretation is that their EEZ sort of does a skip over Cyprus, a new twist on their old bullshit argument that islands have no continental shelf or EEZ. Try selling that to the English who are an island nation, or the Japanese, the Philippines, Cuba and other island nations and see what answers you get. Yes, those are far away places, but the interpretations put on the law in one place affect the subsequent interpretations everywhere.

And the question which is lurking, and would be the main thing if Turkey were a democracy is why did they not raise these issues when the law was being drafted all those years ago? Where was the famous diplomatic elite to promote their national point of view then?
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Re: Turk threats monitored

Postby kurupetos » Mon Sep 12, 2011 1:25 am

Nikitas wrote:Turkey has a long coastline, therefore, their thinking goes, it can claim EEZ even if there are other nations in the way.

And I have a long c*ck. Does that mean I can have all the women? :D
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