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[Maximus]

If you are Greek Cypriot, Turkey wouldn't issue you with a passport.

If you are a Turkish Cypriot in the psuedo state, I would bet most of them have both passports.

[Lordo]

Never mind politics, our that fucking kebab ready yet, been waiting 2 bloody years

Galolon mavrolon ma ise zondanos esuni olan? O GRis ibenmas bos a bethanes.

[Lordo]

If you are Greek Cypriot, Turkey wouldn't issue you with a passport.

If you are a Turkish Cypriot in the psuedo state, I would bet most of them have both passports.

What the hell would you do with a Tergggish passport gavole, it is not round you know.

Not your concern what passports TCs have, although I doubt any TC has both RoC and TRNC. I do not see the need for any other. You may think TCs are being traitors for taking the TRNC but actually there is a practical reason for it and I wil llet you work out whatthe reason is.

You have to stop being spoon fred boy, get rid of the dummy and pick up that plastic spoon, and see how many make it to your mouth. Anybody wants to bet on the number?

[Maximus]

Hirayagasi, sikti Cafer bez getir

Yeuru de ense tirashini gorelim

[Lordo]

Hirayagasi, sikti Cafer bez getir

Yeuru de ense tirashini gorelim

Endje keseris me nafrahis dje meda sindihannis Turjiga esuni bethimu. Hade yalla.

Aman sindihannis na sindihannis Federashon.

[repulsewarrior]

Saturday, February 07, 2015
Greek-Cypriot leader calls for common Cyprus future
http://www.worldbulletin.net/haber/1544 ... rus-future.

To satisfy the desire for a Turkish Constituency in Cyprus, a Greek Constituency, must exist. Why not therefore, the existence of a Turkic Constituency in Turkey. In essence Turkey and Cyprus are equals, their Flags represent the same Universal Principals.

Constituent rights are a matter of Persons, a matter of Liberty, Freedom should have no equal, and it should be something we defend together, beyond Nations as a State.

...BBF, something to think about, talking Constitutional reform.

...someone in the Ukraine dug this up from my blog today;

such a debate is so timely, what with Turkey's Centennial in two years, it is an appropriate moment to make for a Legacy that is Historic, to a man like Erdogan. But he will have to choose, for the People, (like in Cyprus, recognising it is a State) or, for "Turkishness" as it has been defined to exclude "others".

Infamy or fame; the world will judge him a Hero solving the Problem, now bigger than Cyprus, that spans the region widely, or for the "Brotherhood" (a Caliphate in Istanbul) with war will he betray "us"?

...which is more possible?

While Mr Erdogan may seem like an unreasonable man, he is also a pragmatist who may change his intentions for the Liberty the other half of the voting population are demanding (for their votes).

...dark as things may seem at the moment, a BBF may be closer than we think.