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Postby Bananiot » Thu Jul 01, 2010 3:42 pm

Yet, we try hard to convince the word that we are the part that upholds legality and that our approach to the TC's is based on the rights the constitution gives them as citizens of the RoC. Now, you want the ES to become and behave like a Greek School, with an average of five saintly icons in each class, morning players to the orthodox god etc, etc. Perhaps the ES should stop using the English language, after all, the English have done so much against us. And the TC's who are also the victims of the invasion, as some of the bash patriots have told us on numerous occasions, can go to hell or at best, stay in the north and study at their institutions.

These are extremely bad messages we are sending to the TC's, especially those genuinely concerned about Cyprus. The words of Eroglu come to my ears again. The bash patriots are proving Eroglu right, once again, like they have all through the recent, turbulent years of Cyprus. The bash patriots, these idiotic nationalists, have always played the tune of the TC nationalists. It is a miracle we still have part of our country with these idiots around.
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Postby Piratis » Thu Jul 01, 2010 6:48 pm

Yet, we try hard to convince the word that we are the part that upholds legality and that our approach to the TC's is based on the rights the constitution gives them as citizens of the RoC.


Are you talking about the ill received gains that the Turkish minority got in the constitution that Turkey and the UK forced on us? They lost all those "rights" when they collaborated with Turkey in 1974. If they want them back then they should give our rights and our lands back to us.

I am asking you again: Why the schools in the UK do not close for Orthodox religious holidays even thought there are many Greek Cypriot Orthodox children in those schools? We are really not doing anything different than what the rest of the world does so stop saying nonsense.
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Postby SKI-preo » Fri Jul 02, 2010 7:11 am

It is innapropriate for a private school to receive any funding from the government. If additional funding is required it should be by way of private fundraising from business.
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Postby Bananiot » Fri Jul 02, 2010 8:32 am

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I am asking you again: Why the schools in the UK do not close for Orthodox religious holidays even thought there are many Greek Cypriot Orthodox children in those schools? We are really not doing anything different than what the rest of the world does so stop saying nonsense.


Your question poses many queries about your mental capacity to understand even obvious things, but generally, fascists are like that. The constitution of Cyprus, which we agreed to and to the best of my knowledge has not been changed since 1960 in its fundamental articles, defines explicitly these things but of course next, you will be asking why Greek isn't the official language in Haringey.

Thus, Turkish is an official language of the RoC and all public buildings, to the dismay of fascists (who brought Turkey to Cyprus, do not forget) have the name of the Ministry for example, inscribed on the wall, in Greek and Turkish. ELAM fascists tried to erase them in some cases, an act that was praised by one of their kind, Lazaros Mavros, but, they were soon revamped, because politics is a dirty business Piratis and of course we do not want to send wrong signals.
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Postby DT. » Fri Jul 02, 2010 8:48 am

SKI-preo wrote:It is innapropriate for a private school to receive any funding from the government. If additional funding is required it should be by way of private fundraising from business.


Its not a private school. Its an imi-kratikos organismos.
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Postby Piratis » Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:09 pm

Bananiot wrote:Piratis

I am asking you again: Why the schools in the UK do not close for Orthodox religious holidays even thought there are many Greek Cypriot Orthodox children in those schools? We are really not doing anything different than what the rest of the world does so stop saying nonsense.


Your question poses many queries about your mental capacity to understand even obvious things, but generally, fascists are like that. The constitution of Cyprus, which we agreed to and to the best of my knowledge has not been changed since 1960 in its fundamental articles, defines explicitly these things but of course next, you will be asking why Greek isn't the official language in Haringey.

Thus, Turkish is an official language of the RoC and all public buildings, to the dismay of fascists (who brought Turkey to Cyprus, do not forget) have the name of the Ministry for example, inscribed on the wall, in Greek and Turkish. ELAM fascists tried to erase them in some cases, an act that was praised by one of their kind, Lazaros Mavros, but, they were soon revamped, because politics is a dirty business Piratis and of course we do not want to send wrong signals.


So what do you suggest? To invade the UK and Turkey and force on them a constitution like they did to us? This is what we should do in order not to be "fascists"? :roll: You are obviously the fascist one here. You support the invaders of our island who are trying to Turkify and Islamise our island by force.

Human rights are universal. They do not depend on any foreign imposed constitution. If our schools should observe Muslim holidays because a minority of Muslim students attends these schools then any other school anywhere in the world with some Greek Orthodox students should also close during the Greek Orthodox holidays.
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Postby Lit » Wed Jul 07, 2010 7:37 am

When it comes to religious freedoms, Turks actually praise us:

Tuesday, July 6, 2010
MUSTAFA AKYOL

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/n.php? ... 2010-07-06
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