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Oracle ;

don't put me in the same bag with most of the Turks and cypriots I really am trying to make a solution here not problem or irritate u please tell me u know nothing about me but u know that I am Turkish and live in Ankara and also I got a cyprus passport from a marriage of 10 years so what do u think about me please be honest ?

runaway wrote:

silentmoon wrote:Dear DT

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you'll soon regret calling them dear

Yeah, too familiar! Try Sir or Madam

... much more respectful!

silentmoon wrote:Oracle ;

don't put me in the same bag with most of the Turks and cypriots I really am trying to make a solution here not problem or irritate u please tell me u know nothing about me but u know that I am Turkish and live in Ankara and also I got a cyprus passport from a marriage of 10 years so what do u think about me please be honest ?

Are you what we would class as a "Settler"?

Why did you get an RoC passport?

Oracle wrote:

silentmoon wrote:Oracle ;

don't put me in the same bag with most of the Turks and cypriots I really am trying to make a solution here not problem or irritate u please tell me u know nothing about me but u know that I am Turkish and live in Ankara and also I got a cyprus passport from a marriage of 10 years so what do u think about me please be honest ?

Are you what we would class as a "Settler"?

Why did you get an RoC passport?

Here we go

runaway wrote:

silentmoon wrote:Dear DT

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you'll soon regret calling them dear

But DT is expensive!! No?

Oracle, hang on and lets see what transpires. If he talks about 'lands for the owners, then there is hope.

silentmoon wrote:Oracle ;

don't put me in the same bag with most of the Turks and cypriots I really am trying to make a solution here not problem or irritate u please tell me u know nothing about me but u know that I am Turkish and live in Ankara and also I got a cyprus passport from a marriage of 10 years so what do u think about me please be honest ?

You have my respect and my support .
We must find an acceptable solution and one that the overwhelming number of the Cypriot people will support .A solution dictated by foreign powers to the detriment of the Cypriot people will be flatly rejected.
As a Cypriot who does not recognise majorities and minorities but abides by the will of the people I believe that the only solution that would be acceptable would be one that has the will of the people behind it.

On many occasions I posted on this forum that the "decease" inflicting our island is the perception that beholds some of our people that their motherland is a foreign nation instead of CYPRUS.

silentmoon wrote:Dear DT ;

I totally agree with u on every case that u stated except one ;

now please be logical

How come that everyone takes their own land back

U cant just say hello I was the owner of your land please leave !!

Whjat u can do insteadis u offer their value of the land in 2009 to the real owners and first u offer that money to the resident at the moment to leave it to the old owner and then if they dont aacept the money then the old owner takes the money and the case got soluted there sould not be any other solution on this in the field of democracy in 2009

Are we agree my firend ?

Quite right mate you just can't say ...." U cant just say hello I was the owner of your land please leave !!."....

What you can say however is that I was the owner of my land, am still the owner of my land and always will be the owner of my land until I choose differently..... so Bugger Off!

What you can say however is that I was the owner of my land, am still the owner of my land and always will be the owner of my land until I choose differently..... so Bugger Off!

Is that your idea of negotiating ? (I can understand it might be your objective, but is that really a serious approach to negotiation ?)

CopperLine wrote:

What you can say however is that I was the owner of my land, am still the owner of my land and always will be the owner of my land until I choose differently..... so Bugger Off!

Is that your idea of negotiating ? (I can understand it might be your objective, but is that really a serious approach to negotiation ?)

Why should we negotiate what is allready ours and which was taken from us by force?

wallace wrote:

CopperLine wrote:

What you can say however is that I was the owner of my land, am still the owner of my land and always will be the owner of my land until I choose differently..... so Bugger Off!

Is that your idea of negotiating ? (I can understand it might be your objective, but is that really a serious approach to negotiation ?)

Why should we negotiate what is allready ours and which was taken from us by force?

What do you think Christofias is doing with Mr. Talat? Yes negotiating. If you don't like negotiating, come and take it back.