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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby loyalcypriot10 » Fri Apr 13, 2012 12:19 pm

Union with Greece is for the dinosaurs of this Forum.The true path is Union between the peoples of Cyprus.
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby Viewpoint » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:24 pm

Me Ed wrote:Whilst I accept that my comments may have been harsh, I still stand by the sentiments:

I will NEVER accept rule by Greece in any shape or form.

There are some Cypriot "Greeks" on this forum that are attempting to redefine what Enosis means in the context of Cyprus, when it is in the Republic interests for them to just drop such notions.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that want to deny that our colonial past had any influence on who we are today.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that refuse to accept that the Church of Cyprus is completely separate from the Church of Greece, other than being in communion with each other through the wider Orthodox Catholic Church.


Me Ed these people have not chnaged one iota they were stupid then and are still stupid today, thank god we have the north and do not have to deal with such moronic Cyprus is Greek morons.
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby kurupetos » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:26 pm

Me Ed wrote:Whilst I accept that my comments may have been harsh, I still stand by the sentiments:

I will NEVER accept rule by Greece in any shape or form.

There are some Cypriot "Greeks" on this forum that are attempting to redefine what Enosis means in the context of Cyprus, when it is in the Republic interests for them to just drop such notions.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that want to deny that our colonial past had any influence on who we are today.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that refuse to accept that the Church of Cyprus is completely separate from the Church of Greece, other than being in communion with each other through the wider Orthodox Catholic Church.

Stay in the UK, and you won't have any problems when we unite with our motherland. :wink:
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby Viewpoint » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:28 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Me Ed wrote:Whilst I accept that my comments may have been harsh, I still stand by the sentiments:

I will NEVER accept rule by Greece in any shape or form.

There are some Cypriot "Greeks" on this forum that are attempting to redefine what Enosis means in the context of Cyprus, when it is in the Republic interests for them to just drop such notions.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that want to deny that our colonial past had any influence on who we are today.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that refuse to accept that the Church of Cyprus is completely separate from the Church of Greece, other than being in communion with each other through the wider Orthodox Catholic Church.

Stay in the UK, and you won't have any problems when we unite with our motherland. :wink:


Another wet dream kuruk?
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby kurupetos » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:30 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Me Ed wrote:Whilst I accept that my comments may have been harsh, I still stand by the sentiments:

I will NEVER accept rule by Greece in any shape or form.

There are some Cypriot "Greeks" on this forum that are attempting to redefine what Enosis means in the context of Cyprus, when it is in the Republic interests for them to just drop such notions.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that want to deny that our colonial past had any influence on who we are today.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that refuse to accept that the Church of Cyprus is completely separate from the Church of Greece, other than being in communion with each other through the wider Orthodox Catholic Church.

Stay in the UK, and you won't have any problems when we unite with our motherland. :wink:


Another wet dream kuruk?

Hayir kardesim. I have a plan. :wink:
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby Viewpoint » Fri Apr 13, 2012 1:45 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Me Ed wrote:Whilst I accept that my comments may have been harsh, I still stand by the sentiments:

I will NEVER accept rule by Greece in any shape or form.

There are some Cypriot "Greeks" on this forum that are attempting to redefine what Enosis means in the context of Cyprus, when it is in the Republic interests for them to just drop such notions.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that want to deny that our colonial past had any influence on who we are today.

There are also some Cypriot "Greeks" that refuse to accept that the Church of Cyprus is completely separate from the Church of Greece, other than being in communion with each other through the wider Orthodox Catholic Church.

Stay in the UK, and you won't have any problems when we unite with our motherland. :wink:


Another wet dream kuruk?

Hayir kardesim. I have a plan. :wink:

:lol:
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby loyalcypriot10 » Fri Apr 13, 2012 7:16 pm

Enosis with Greece is long date . Turkey will never allow it , except for the ROC element in the South. Surely , enosis between the North and South is the way forward.
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby GreekIslandGirl » Sat Apr 14, 2012 11:45 am

loyalcypriot10 wrote:Enosis with Greece is long date . Turkey will never allow it , except for the ROC element in the South. Surely , enosis between the North and South is the way forward.


We don't need enosis between the "North" and the "South" because these regions are already part of the RoC. They have NEVER been separated. The northern region is under illegal occupation. Turkey has no legal right to "allow" or "disallow" anything within the RoC-EU. Negotiations are about the withdrawal of Turkey from the WHOLE of the RoC. Through our present day enosis with Greece-EU this removal of Turkey will be achieved. Let's end it here with this fact!
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby Cap » Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:15 pm

yialousa1971 wrote:
Cap wrote:Interesting to read posts by 'Cypriots' who would NEVER leave their utopian Anglo adopted homelands to repatriate. But they're quick to decide what's best for the country.


I thought you were a English man from South Africa. :?


Full blooded Kypreo actually, born abroad, lived in 2 countries now paying taxes in the motherland.
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Re: What does 'Enosis' mean to you, today?

Postby yialousa1971 » Sat Apr 14, 2012 12:17 pm

Cap wrote:
yialousa1971 wrote:
Cap wrote:Interesting to read posts by 'Cypriots' who would NEVER leave their utopian Anglo adopted homelands to repatriate. But they're quick to decide what's best for the country.


I thought you were a English man from South Africa. :?


Full blooded Kypreo actually, born abroad, lived in 2 countries now paying taxes in the motherland.


Oh you are from Greece. :mrgreen:
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