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WHOSE VIEWS DO YOU SUPPORT FOR A SOLUTION TO THE CYPRUS PROBLEM: MILTIADES' OR GET REAL'S ?

Poll ended at Sun May 18, 2008 8:19 pm

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Total votes : 36

Postby Eliko » Mon May 19, 2008 4:12 pm

boomerang wrote:

huh?...I got kicked out of Cyprus and the only thing I got was a silly hat
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Tommy Cooper had one "Just Like That" :lol: :lol: :wink:
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Postby boomerang » Mon May 19, 2008 4:16 pm

Eliko wrote:
boomerang wrote:

huh?...I got kicked out of Cyprus and the only thing I got was a silly hat
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Tommy Cooper had one "Just Like That" :lol: :lol: :wink:


The thieving bastards..they gave everyone one :lol:
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Postby denizaksulu » Mon May 19, 2008 4:31 pm

boomerang wrote:
Eliko wrote:
boomerang wrote:

huh?...I got kicked out of Cyprus and the only thing I got was a silly hat
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Tommy Cooper had one "Just Like That" :lol: :lol: :wink:


The thieving bastards..they gave everyone one :lol:



even worse, we stole it from the Greeks.
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Postby bilako22 » Thu May 22, 2008 12:58 am

boomerang wrote:
Eliko wrote:
boomerang wrote:

huh?...I got kicked out of Cyprus and the only thing I got was a silly hat
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Tommy Cooper had one "Just Like That" :lol: :lol: :wink:


The thieving bastards..they gave everyone one :lol:


Look who is talking about thieving .
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Postby boomerang » Thu May 22, 2008 1:10 am

bilako22 wrote:
boomerang wrote:
Eliko wrote:
boomerang wrote:

huh?...I got kicked out of Cyprus and the only thing I got was a silly hat
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Tommy Cooper had one "Just Like That" :lol: :lol: :wink:


The thieving bastards..they gave everyone one :lol:


Look who is talking about thieving .


Still fondling the flagpole are we? :lol:
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Postby Paphitis » Thu May 22, 2008 7:03 am

miltiades wrote:
Eliko wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Eliko wrote:
Eliko wrote:miltiades, I do think you need to consider the opinions of others with a little more flexibility, you have apparently concluded that the issue is a clear cut choice between 'WAR' and 'PEACE' and I think you are misguided in reaching that conclusion.

I am sure Get Real (along with every other member) would prefer a just and peaceful settlement and that is where you seem to be having difficulty in understanding the support Get Real is receiving.

My own views (in the previous poll) were quite clear and brief, there would be little point in adopting your approach to a settlement since, quite frankly, I considered your proposals mere murmurings of what any of us may read in the gutter press, totally ineffective political claptrap.

Get Real, on the other hand, approaches the issue from a position which rallies the support of those who have a less myopic view of the situation in Cyprus, he is not suggesting that we should all march out and declare war on our own people, he is highlighting the option of military action should the negotiating capabilities of those who represent Cyprus should fail.

The ultimate objectives of both you and Get Real are very similar, they are in tandem with the majority of the members I am sure, the difference is that your proposals emanate from your weakness and willingness to follow the failed policies of the gullible, whereas Get Real declares his own opinions, THAT is why paphitis found it so easy to make his choice and the same reasons apply to my own.

In my humble opinion of course. :wink:


miltiades, 27 pages later, you are still failing to understand the significance of the comments made by members. :roll:


Please read AGAIN.

Bearing in mind that if option 1 had not failed, it would have succeeded (which it has not) therefore it should be confined to history. :wink:

Eliko , may I once again utter the inevitable veracity .What a bloody waste of an education.
Scientists never give up in their continued efforts to discover new ways in treating human deceases such as cancer and other dilapidating deceases , they strive and strive till they are successful.
You and other like minded misguided individuals that can not see further than your noses have given up on negotiations and are convinced that WAR ON TURKEY WILL BRING THE SOLUTION REQUIRED !!!
Poor short sighted dreamers , you can not see how dangerous your views are , I'm glad our government does that's why they are carrying on with negotiations.
May I also state that with the exception of perhaps Paphitis all of you war mongers are anti American , anti West and Bin Laden disciples, its no bloody wonder you are all , 18 of you , a loss cause to a peaceful resolution of the Cyprus problem . Once again , shame on you , you have sent entirely the wrong message .


After the above post from Miltiades, I feel the need to clear my name and prevent any damage to my reputation. First of all, I would like to point out that Miltiades is correct in stating that I am not anti- American, anti west, and I am certainly not a Bin Laden disciple. I do however wish to reiterate that I certainly do not agree with every little bit of US foreign policy as he does, and I would appreciate if Miltiades does not give people the impression that I am a blind US supporter as I acknowledge basic moral fundamentals, including being anti war even though Miltiades wrongly ascerts that I am a war monger.

Please Miltiades, do not compare your ideals with mine as I consider this to be defamatory to my reputation and persona. And please do not confuse my support for my country Australia, as being blindly pro American in all respects. In time you too will realise when history condemns George W Bush as the worst President in American history, that American foreign policy is far from ideal.

As for you ascerting that I am a war monger, well I can assure you that I am not. But I do support the fundamental right of Cyprus to defend it's territory currently under occupation, using any means at it's disposal when the conditions are right and as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased. We are nearly at that point already, if not already there, where we must realise that a negotiated fair and viable settlement is just not possible due to Turkish recalcitrance, which leaves only one other avenue and you know full well what this is.

I feel the above is necessary to dissasociate myself from any blind and warped ideals that Miltiades has about US foreign policy and his cowardly and spineless ideals that he has over the Cyprus Problem, as it is these latter views that I believe are very damaging to Cyprus and it's ability to negotiate a fair settlement.
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Postby Eliko » Thu May 22, 2008 7:36 am

Paphitis wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Eliko wrote:
miltiades wrote:
Eliko wrote:
Eliko wrote:miltiades, I do think you need to consider the opinions of others with a little more flexibility, you have apparently concluded that the issue is a clear cut choice between 'WAR' and 'PEACE' and I think you are misguided in reaching that conclusion.

I am sure Get Real (along with every other member) would prefer a just and peaceful settlement and that is where you seem to be having difficulty in understanding the support Get Real is receiving.

My own views (in the previous poll) were quite clear and brief, there would be little point in adopting your approach to a settlement since, quite frankly, I considered your proposals mere murmurings of what any of us may read in the gutter press, totally ineffective political claptrap.

Get Real, on the other hand, approaches the issue from a position which rallies the support of those who have a less myopic view of the situation in Cyprus, he is not suggesting that we should all march out and declare war on our own people, he is highlighting the option of military action should the negotiating capabilities of those who represent Cyprus should fail.

The ultimate objectives of both you and Get Real are very similar, they are in tandem with the majority of the members I am sure, the difference is that your proposals emanate from your weakness and willingness to follow the failed policies of the gullible, whereas Get Real declares his own opinions, THAT is why paphitis found it so easy to make his choice and the same reasons apply to my own.

In my humble opinion of course. :wink:


miltiades, 27 pages later, you are still failing to understand the significance of the comments made by members. :roll:


Please read AGAIN.

Bearing in mind that if option 1 had not failed, it would have succeeded (which it has not) therefore it should be confined to history. :wink:

Eliko , may I once again utter the inevitable veracity .What a bloody waste of an education.
Scientists never give up in their continued efforts to discover new ways in treating human deceases such as cancer and other dilapidating deceases , they strive and strive till they are successful.
You and other like minded misguided individuals that can not see further than your noses have given up on negotiations and are convinced that WAR ON TURKEY WILL BRING THE SOLUTION REQUIRED !!!
Poor short sighted dreamers , you can not see how dangerous your views are , I'm glad our government does that's why they are carrying on with negotiations.
May I also state that with the exception of perhaps Paphitis all of you war mongers are anti American , anti West and Bin Laden disciples, its no bloody wonder you are all , 18 of you , a loss cause to a peaceful resolution of the Cyprus problem . Once again , shame on you , you have sent entirely the wrong message .


After the above post from Miltiades, I feel the need to clear my name and prevent any damage to my reputation. First of all, I would like to point out that Miltiades is correct in stating that I am not anti- American, anti west, and I am certainly not a Bin Laden disciple. I do however wish to reiterate that I certainly do not agree with every little bit of US foreign policy as he does, and I would appreciate if Miltiades does not give people the impression that I am a blind US supporter as I acknowledge basic moral fundamentals, including being anti war even though Miltiades wrongly ascerts that I am a war monger.

Please Miltiades, do not compare your ideals with mine as I consider this to be defamatory to my reputation and persona. And please do not confuse my support for my country Australia, as being blindly pro American in all respects. In time you too will realise when history condemns George W Bush as the worst President in American history, that American foreign policy is far from ideal.

As for you ascerting that I am a war monger, well I can assure you that I am not. But I do support the fundamental right of Cyprus to defend it's territory currently under occupation, using any means at it's disposal when the conditions are right and as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased. We are nearly at that point already, if not already there, where we must realise that a negotiated fair and viable settlement is just not possible due to Turkish recalcitrance, which leaves only one other avenue and you know full well what this is.

I feel the above is necessary to dissasociate myself from any blind and warped ideals that Miltiades has about US foreign policy and his cowardly and spineless ideals that he has over the Cyprus Problem, as it is these latter views that I believe are very damaging to Cyprus and it's ability to negotiate a fair settlement.


paphitis,"Heads and Brick Walls" spring to mind where the question of dealing with miltiades's verbal attacks are concerned.

I can assure you that YOUR experience of the man's predilection for offering such insults to those who oppose his views, pales into insignificance when compared to those I have earned for having the gall (as he sees it) to offer opinions which conflict with his own.

If one were to analyse the contributions he makes himself, it would very soon become apparent that most of the members who do make postings are surplus to requirements since, he (thinks he ) knows everything.

Apart from his foul language and lack of consideration for the feelings of others, I think he is a delightful old chap.

Do not allow such insults to deter you, the time is fast approaching when miltiades will be obliged to 'Eat His Words' (or so I hope, since the alternative is unthinkable).

In my humble opinion. :lol: :cry:
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Postby miltiades » Thu May 22, 2008 9:03 am

PAPHITIS WROTE :
""""As for you ascerting that I am a war monger, well I can assure you that I am not. But I do support the fundamental right of Cyprus to defend it's territory currently under occupation, using any means at it's disposal when the conditions are right and as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased. We are nearly at that point already, if not already there, where we must realise that a negotiated fair and viable settlement is just not possible due to Turkish recalcitrance, which leaves only one other avenue and you know full well what this is. """
I shall respond on the other matters , ie my support for the USA , but first let me say how infuriating it is to read what you posted above :
The vote was based on GRs " war views "and my " negotiating views " It was not , as you continually infer that it was based on "" as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased."" Cant you see that you supported GRs views that NEGOTIATIONS ARE DEAD AND BURRIED , HISTORY HE SAID. He NEVER said "as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased.""
Understand now that you made an error of judgement dont try to rephrase what the poll was all about, which was
" all has failed war is the only option"
As far as my blind faith for America , well also your wrong here . I support America in its effort to rid the world of the fanatics who are hell bent on destroying the Western world , I have never been a supporter of every American foreign policy , but I do support their policy in not recognising the "trnc"
You have to bear in mind that the overwhelming majority of Cypriots are anti American , this goes back to the days of Makarios , the Arab mentality exists very prominently in Cyprus , traditionally Cyprus has supported the weak , intellectual and non aligned nations. Wrong in my opinion in the opinion of many who believe that had Cyprus allowed American basis when requested , Turkey would not have invaded, but of course we were told that by allowing the USA to have a base in Cyprus , prostitution and drugs would be rampant !!!
Paphitis , you must realise that the likes of GR , Eliko and a few others are COMITTED anti USA , not because of George Bush but because of America. Eliko will highlight any bit of news that depicts what is bad with America, he understands , and so does GR , the disgusting and barbaric act of indiscriminate suicide attacks something which I find barbaric and abhorent , yet they attack me because I have strong views on these savages who kill innocents in markets , mosques , cemetaries , weddings and public places .

May I suggest that you go back to the question posed regarding GRs view and mine, here is a snippet.

It doesn't match your interpretation does it mate ???

""""""""""Any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement being implemented in Cyprus is now history, Turkey’s EU make-believe journey is over, and it is now a race to get the upper hand in technology, political influence, and in the overall balance of power because unfortunately it’s become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved… through bloodshed! """"

So where is your """" all negotiating avenues have ceased """
As you can see you clearly misinterpreted the contents and the purpose of the poll .

Let me now deal with this masterpoece of yours :Please Miltiades, do not compare your ideals with mine as I consider this to be defamatory to my reputation and persona """

Are you simply posting just to impress someone with your philosophy or have you decided that any rubbish will do.
Which of my IDEALS compare with yours , and which one in particular do you consider as defamatory to your reputation ?? Is it the fact that I support the same possition as the overwhelming majority of Cypriots that negotiations should persist and should form the ONLY basis of finding a solution , remenmebering of course that our government supports fully this position ??
Or is it Mr Paphitis that you are not able to comprehend very basic information.Stop talking crap , point me to where my ideals are "defamatory " to yours , so put up or shut up !!
DEFAMATORY TO HIS REPUTATION , MY ARSE !
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Postby Paphitis » Thu May 22, 2008 12:17 pm

miltiades wrote:PAPHITIS WROTE :
""""As for you ascerting that I am a war monger, well I can assure you that I am not. But I do support the fundamental right of Cyprus to defend it's territory currently under occupation, using any means at it's disposal when the conditions are right and as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased. We are nearly at that point already, if not already there, where we must realise that a negotiated fair and viable settlement is just not possible due to Turkish recalcitrance, which leaves only one other avenue and you know full well what this is. """
I shall respond on the other matters , ie my support for the USA , but first let me say how infuriating it is to read what you posted above :
The vote was based on GRs " war views "and my " negotiating views " It was not , as you continually infer that it was based on "" as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased."" Cant you see that you supported GRs views that NEGOTIATIONS ARE DEAD AND BURRIED , HISTORY HE SAID. He NEVER said "as a last resort when all negotiating avenues have ceased.""
Understand now that you made an error of judgement dont try to rephrase what the poll was all about, which was
" all has failed war is the only option"
As far as my blind faith for America , well also your wrong here . I support America in its effort to rid the world of the fanatics who are hell bent on destroying the Western world , I have never been a supporter of every American foreign policy , but I do support their policy in not recognising the "trnc"
You have to bear in mind that the overwhelming majority of Cypriots are anti American , this goes back to the days of Makarios , the Arab mentality exists very prominently in Cyprus , traditionally Cyprus has supported the weak , intellectual and non aligned nations. Wrong in my opinion in the opinion of many who believe that had Cyprus allowed American basis when requested , Turkey would not have invaded, but of course we were told that by allowing the USA to have a base in Cyprus , prostitution and drugs would be rampant !!!
Paphitis , you must realise that the likes of GR , Eliko and a few others are COMITTED anti USA , not because of George Bush but because of America. Eliko will highlight any bit of news that depicts what is bad with America, he understands , and so does GR , the disgusting and barbaric act of indiscriminate suicide attacks something which I find barbaric and abhorent , yet they attack me because I have strong views on these savages who kill innocents in markets , mosques , cemetaries , weddings and public places .

May I suggest that you go back to the question posed regarding GRs view and mine, here is a snippet.

It doesn't match your interpretation does it mate ???

""""""""""Any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement being implemented in Cyprus is now history, Turkey’s EU make-believe journey is over, and it is now a race to get the upper hand in technology, political influence, and in the overall balance of power because unfortunately it’s become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved… through bloodshed! """"

So where is your """" all negotiating avenues have ceased """
As you can see you clearly misinterpreted the contents and the purpose of the poll .

Let me now deal with this masterpoece of yours :Please Miltiades, do not compare your ideals with mine as I consider this to be defamatory to my reputation and persona """

Are you simply posting just to impress someone with your philosophy or have you decided that any rubbish will do.
Which of my IDEALS compare with yours , and which one in particular do you consider as defamatory to your reputation ?? Is it the fact that I support the same possition as the overwhelming majority of Cypriots that negotiations should persist and should form the ONLY basis of finding a solution , remenmebering of course that our government supports fully this position ??
Or is it Mr Paphitis that you are not able to comprehend very basic information.Stop talking crap , point me to where my ideals are "defamatory " to yours , so put up or shut up !!
DEFAMATORY TO HIS REPUTATION , MY ARSE !


""""""""""Any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement being implemented in Cyprus is now history, Turkey’s EU make-believe journey is over, and it is now a race to get the upper hand in technology, political influence, and in the overall balance of power because unfortunately it’s become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved… through bloodshed! """"


Miltiades, the above wording does not imply abandoning any negotiations for war. It clearly states that any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement implemented in Cyprus is now history. Meaning that all complex inter-communal arrangements such as AP, as an example, have fallen by the wayside and hence indicates that all hope for a negotiated settlement for a fair and viable solution is history due to excessive Turkish demands for unfair political models which do not fall in line with basic democratic ideals to the detriment of the GCs which happen to represent the majority. It also states that it has become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved due to the realisation that all complex models of peace plans have now failed and as such, negotiations will not bring about any solution. This implies and proves that the above text was drafted and represents a state of affairs which have brought us to the point of negotiations ceasing and that now we must proceed with other means which are UNFORTUNATELY the last resort. I hope a person such as your self can identify the important word used in GR's text which implies the state of affairs that we have UNFORTUNATELY only one remaining option. I have given you a couple of hints. :wink:

I have read many of your views pertaining to Iraq. It is these views I wish to dissasociate myself because you fail to recognise a few realities. The Iraq war was initiated on false pretences. Initially it was to combat and nullify Iraq's Weapons of Mass destruction program which was later proven to have not existed. It then switched to deposing the tyrant Suddam. The tyrant has now been removed from the face of the world, and what do we have now? We have a disaster in all respects. Iraq has been demoralised, destroyed, and brought to it's knees to such an extent that it will take atleast one generation to recover. Quite frankly, the Iraq war is a massive disaster which we are responsible for. And the massive loss of life, mainly due to insurgent forces is something that we must take responsibility for as well. Since the US has basically destroyed the nation of Iraq, I believe that it is their responsibility to now give back the dignity that they took from the Iraqi people by rebuilding their country's infrastructure such as roads, hospitals, schools, security force, etc etc. To withdraw now is irresponsible as the country needs to be fixed as we are responsible for destroying it. And the only country I support that is involved in Iraq, is Australia, which is my country. I do not blindly support the US and take a more objective view of current affairs. And I am also willing to condemn that country's foreign policy when required. Quite frankly, the US, UK and Australia and co. are now obligated to make right this disaster at all cost, by spending Trillions in rebuilding the country that was maybe unfairly victimised. The above views are something that was not always possible for me to express in the past due to my circumstances at the time.
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Postby miltiades » Thu May 22, 2008 1:10 pm

PAPHITIS WROTE:

""""""""""Any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement being implemented in Cyprus is now history, Turkey’s EU make-believe journey is over, and it is now a race to get the upper hand in technology, political influence, and in the overall balance of power because unfortunately it’s become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved… through bloodshed! """"

Miltiades, the above wording does not imply abandoning any negotiations for war. It clearly states that any illusions of a complex inter-communal political arrangement implemented in Cyprus is now history. Meaning that all complex inter-communal arrangements such as AP, as an example, have fallen by the wayside and hence indicates that all hope for a negotiated settlement for a fair and viable solution is history due to excessive Turkish demands for unfair political models which do not fall in line with basic democratic ideals to the detriment of the GCs which happen to represent the majority. It also states that it has become apparent that Cyprus can only be liberated in the same way it was enslaved due to the realisation that all all complex models of peace plans have now failed and as such, negotiations will not bring about any solution. """"

I interpret the above as I read it , that further negotiations are a bloody waste of time and that war is the only way to liberate the occupied lands. Don't justify your failure to read the above correctly. It states very clearly that , any illusions that we had for a complex inter communal political arrangement are now defunct , history , the only way is WAR . THAT IS THE MEANING .

As far the Iraqi situation I agree that the people of Iraq must not be abandoned and that the USA along with her allies must rebuild the infrastructures of Iraq , something they have been trying to do continually against opposition from the forces of evil who are hindering efforts by their continued insurgency.
WILL YOU KINDLY TELL ME IN WHICH OF MY POSTS DID I COMPARE YOUR "IDEALS " WITH THOSE OF MINE.
ANOTHER INDICATION THAT YOU JUST DON'T READ PROPERLY !!

""""Please Miltiades, do not compare your ideals with mine as I consider this to be defamatory to my reputation and persona. And please do not confuse my support for my country Australia, as being blindly pro American in all respects. In time you too will realise when history condemns George W Bush as the worst President in American history, that American foreign policy is far from ideal. """"
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