"Benjamin" <benjamin.galazzo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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14 jan, 06:12, "Agamemnon" <agamem...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> <moritzforever...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On 13 jan, 18:05, pat <p...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > BilgeKhan wrote:
> > > THE PROBLEM:
> > > Turkey does not recognize South Cyprus because
> > > South Cyprus does not recognize North Cyprus...
> > > :-)
> > > Because of this, ****ps from South of the island cannot
> > > enter Turkish harbors nor the harbors in North Cyprus,
> > > and ****ps from North of the island cannot enter Greek harbors,
> > > nor the harbors in South Cyprus...
>
> > > THE SOLUTION:
> > > Now the following geninue solution has been found:
>
> > > Turkish authorities allow SouthCypriot ****ps to enter Turkish
harbors
> > > (and North Cyprus harbors) - provided they fly, legally, a flag of
the
> > > Turkish Republic of North Cyprus, or a flag of the Republic of
Turkey.
>
> > > Similarly, ****ps from North Cyprus can enter Greek harbors
> > > (and South Cyprus harbors) - provided they fly, legally, a flag of
> > > South
> > > Cyprus,
> > > or a flag of the Hellenic Republic, ie. Greece.
>
> > > THE CONCLUSION:
> > > We can say this decades long nasty Cyprus Problem has finally been
> > > solved!
>
> > > Only Turks and Greeks are able to find such a geninue solution! :-)
> > > It proves again: Being good neighbors pays off! :-)
>
> > > Whoa-oa-oa! I feel good, I knew that I would, now I feel good, I
knew
> > > that I would, now; So good, so good, I got you Whoa!
> > > :-)))
>
> > Does this mean that if a ****p uses both flags, they can enter all
****ts?
> > What about ****ps that might be registered to another country and fly
> > flags of another country, and which might dock in both sides of
island?
> > What about ****ps of non-cypriots who live on the island in either
north
> > or south? What flag are they supposed to use?
>
> > Is there a partition of the island along certain lines?
> > Can tourists visit in safety?
> > I undetsand that the island is one of the most beautiful in the
> > mediterranean, how can both sides settle their differences and have
one
> > island government in peace?
> > Can differences be reconciled? And how?- Masquer le texte des messages
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> <<<Both parties can be reconciled if they work on respect and
> tolerance.>>>
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> The Cyprus problem is a problem of illegal aggression, ethnic cleansing,
> occupation and colonisation by Turkey. The parties that need reconciling
> are
> not the Greek and Turkish Cypriots but the Cypriots and the Turks.-
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<<<No: ethnic cleansing is what happened during the 1960s and 1950s
genocide against Turks at the hands of Greek Cypriots. That is well>>>
Since there was no such thing, it is clear that you are a SICK LIAR!
In the 1950's Greek Cypriots were being systematically attacked by Turkish
state sponsored terrorists. That is who started the violence in Cyprus.
The
TMT and Turkey blew up its own press office and then murdered innocent
Greek
Cypriots in collusion with the British who supplied the Turkish terrorists
with arms and dumped the Greek Cypriots outside a Turkish terrorist
stronghold in order to be murdered. In the 1960's these same terrorists
who
were again armed with Turkish arms smuggled to them by the British still
sore at Cyprus daring to demand freedom and independence, who were caught
red hand began a rebellion in order to destroy Cyprus, attacked both Greek
and Turkish Cyprus just like they did in the 1950's in order to drive them
apart. Turkey was condemned for this by the UN Security Council and the
Cyprus Government was given a UN mandate to use all available means to put
an end to the bloodshed and violence started by Turkey in violation of
Article 2 Paragraph 4 of the UN Charter as stated in resolution 186(1964).
<<<The 1974 peace intervention by Turkey was to stop all the massacres>>>
You mean invasion and genocide of the Greek Cypriots. There were NO
massacres of Turkish Cypriots. NOT ONE Turkish Cypriots was harmed before
Turkey invaded Cyprus and began massacring Greek Cypriots and napalming
both
Greek and Turkish Cypriot villages
<<<treaties that it signed with Greece and Britain. It acted within the
respect of international law but the world preferred to close its eyes>>>
What a load of BULL****. The Turkish invasion was condemned by the UN
Security Council as being in violation of the UN Charter and existing UN
resolutions condemning earlier Turkish aggression and state sponsored
terrorism against Cyprus in the 1960.
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