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by **Lordo** » Fri May 10, 2019 9:41 am

at a fair in a tc village akinci was asked by a couple of gcs to open a crossing to the groc side in that village and his response was perfect. he replied you tell that to your president he does not want to do anything, he just wants the talks to continue forever.

by **B25** » Fri May 10, 2019 1:57 pm

Lordo wrote:at a fair in a tc village akinci was asked by a couple of gcs to open a crossing to the groc side in that village and his response was perfect. he replied you tell that to your president he does not want to do anything, he just wants the talks to continue forever.

His response should have been " Bugger off I don't deal with traitors, go ask your own president".

Akinci = Turkey = Erdogan all one and the same. When you can mathematically prove to us how 18=82 then we might consider it, otherwise Foxtrot Oscar.

by **repulsewarrior** » Fri May 10, 2019 10:05 pm

It is clear 82=18, only when Cypriots as Cypriots vote.

...if there are "Greeks" and "Turk" who truly cannot bear to consider that they would live with each other, let "them" live in enclaves.

...for a long time now, i have asked, who is Akinci, a "Turk", or a Cypriot who is Turkish?

...what has he become?

He would have a statue built after him, and he can even bring Erdogan down, saving Turkey; but he must decide, just once to stand beside the Flag of Cyprus, not against it, not for "Turkishness", but as a Cypriot, asking for Constitutional reform, in fact for the voters that elected him, to stand with them, that "this" must stop.

...he would have been wise to accept the suggestion gracefully, and tell them that he looks forward to bringing it up with the President, too.

...is he now a clown with no punchline?

by **kurupetos** » Fri May 10, 2019 10:43 pm

Lordo wrote:at a fair in a tc village akinci was asked by a couple of gcs to open a crossing to the groc side in that village and his response was perfect. he replied you tell that to your president he does not want to do anything, he just wants the talks to continue forever.

Hakuna matata!

by **Lordo** » Sun May 12, 2019 10:35 pm

kurupetos wrote:
Lordo wrote:at a fair in a tc village akinci was asked by a couple of gcs to open a crossing to the groc side in that village and his response was perfect. he replied you tell that to your president he does not want to do anything, he just wants the talks to continue forever.

Hakuna matata!

en onoussou dje ksigollisana

by **kurupetos** » Tue May 14, 2019 12:40 am

Lordo wrote:
kurupetos wrote:
Lordo wrote:at a fair in a tc village akinci was asked by a couple of gcs to open a crossing to the groc side in that village and his response was perfect. he replied you tell that to your president he does not want to do anything, he just wants the talks to continue forever.

Hakuna matata!

en onoussou dje ksigollisana

Don't you know what it means, vromoshilla?

by **repulsewarrior** » Tue May 14, 2019 9:19 pm

...no worries, have a shamishish.

by **kurupetos** » Thu May 16, 2019 2:37 pm

repulsewarrior wrote:...no worries, have a shamishish.

Lordo prefers bananas... :mrgreen:

by **repulsewarrior** » Sun Jul 21, 2019 6:02 pm

Sunday, July 09, 2017
Sour grapes and stalemate in Cyprus

http://cyprus-mail.com/2017/07/09/sour- ... te-cyprus/

...i remember Akinci's night of victory, and the angry phone call he got with his election. Wasn't his victory a sort of referendum given his position and Eroglu's? Where is this Akinci, who is Akinci, because he does not appear to concern himself with his electorates' desires, only with what (Erdogan's) Turkey says. I am hoping for our sake (those of us not "Greek", or "Turkish") that he at some point stands beside the Flag of Cyprus because a "new" Cyprus (or a "new" Turkey) for "Turks" and not "Turkish", is neither a Turkish or Cypriot way.

...Cyprus and Cypriots exist, divided as they are, as "Greeks" (read: those not "Turkish"), and "Turks", it only serves these intentions. Such a divided Cyprus will only lead to Turkey even more divided, between its "Turks", and those they deem not "Turkish". Indeed what is a reform Constitutionally, that Turkey would accept in Cyprus, is certainly worth considering for Turkey herself. The Problem, may be identified as the Cyprus Problem, but it is not limited to Cyprus alone.

...i am hopeful, because great steps were taken at Crans-Montana.

No "deal" on Freedom and the Universal Principals on which it is based, Liberty is a matter of respect, and trust. I am grateful to Mr. Anastasiades, who at least as President of the Republic has served them, the Citizens, well in this regard. While this man is Greek, he is no "Greek".

One Cyprus, One Turkey

...it is a matter of intentions.