I am a greek-speaking Cypriot, not Greek!!!

Dervis Eroglu wrote:

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RE MRZ6 it was Greece who stuck her nose in Cyprus affairs in the first place wanting Cyprus for her self, and it's because of Greece we are where we are . enosis annexation coup, junta, eoka,
these are all Greece's doing today. now that she messed it up good and proper she is sitting on the side lines and watching illegal RoC suffer making then run around looking for other mummy's like Israel and Russia,

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Tassos Papadopoulos wrote:

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No, it was Kissinger who stuck his nose in Cyprus and ordered the Coup to kill Makarios. Kissinger says in his telegram two months before the Coup: "You will proceed to the final cure of the Archbishop Makarios".
You DO know what "final cure" means in diplomatic language?

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Dervis Eroglu wrote:

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RE MRZ6 it was Greece who stuck her nose in Cyprus affairs in the first place wanting Cyprus for her self, and it's because of Greece we are where we are . enosis annexation coup, junta, eoka,
these are all Greece's doing today. now that she messed it up good and proper she is sitting on the side lines and watching illegal RoC suffer making then run around looking for other mummy's like Israel and Russia,

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Analyst wrote:

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The Greek military Junta did not represent Greece it was there by force. Greece obtained its Freedom in 74. Turkey is only starting to taste real freedom now, it still has s long way to go. You clearly feel you are Turkish or Turkish Cypriot.
The Republic of Cyprus allows you to be whoever you want to be and feel however you want to feel.
The occupied part of Cyprus or your 'TRNC' oppreses its occupants especially those who have the most rights to live there.

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Analyst wrote:

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The Greek military Junta did not represent Greece it was there by force. Greece obtained its Freedom in 74. Turkey is only starting to taste real freedom now, it still has s long way to go. You clearly feel you are Turkish or Turkish Cypriot.
The Republic of Cyprus allows you to be whoever you want to be and feel however you want to feel.
The occupied part of Cyprus or your 'TRNC' oppreses its occupants especially those who have the most rights to live there.

Stella wrote:

Why should I be called Greek-Cypriot? I have only been to Greece twice and besides language and religion, Cyprus is what defines me as a person and my identity. Being Cypriot is part of enjoying a multiculturalism under the "umbrella" of our cypriotness.
Being Cypriot is a mixture of Greek, Turkish, a little bit of Arabic, Latin, Armenian but mostly calmness and peacefulness.
I am sick and tired of watching schools breeding Greeks and Turks instead of Cypriots. I am sick and tired of people who show no respect to Cypriot flag. I am sick and tired of having no national anthem which honours and unifies the people and the land of Cyprus!
Please don't get me wrong. I love Greek history, people, culture. It's just that we really need to embrace ours!!!!
Peace!!!!!!

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Tassos Papadopoulos wrote:

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No, it was Kissinger who stuck his nose in Cyprus and ordered the Coup to kill Makarios. Kissinger says in his telegram two months before the Coup: "You will proceed to the final cure of the Archbishop Makarios".
You DO know what "final cure" means in diplomatic language?

PIRATIS wrote:

<quoted text>I bet you are also a COMMUNIST.

news wrote:

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spoken like a true Cypriot and a smart human being. the glue used to unite Greece doesn't necessarely unite the Cypriots. the flag, the national enthem, celebrating ones own holidays, ones own heroes, ones own history are the ingredients that can cement down the people of Cyprus.
True Cypriots don't get to pick and choose the ethnic background of Cypriots, their religion or traditions. You love Cyprus melting pot, its own formula or not. You don't get to be Greek one day and call yourself a Cypriot the next day, for political reasons only. You don't get to ignore Cyprus history and be in love with Greece's. Greece and Cyprus are not identical twins (even they are different)but two independent countries with their own history, traditions, make up and governments.
The Cypriots who want Greece as their country are the ones responsible for Cyprus division, the mess in Cyprus and the dissatisfaction of the TCs who feel betrayed by their own. People in the north talk about their country being Cyprus while people in the south have incorporated Greece in their everyday lives. They talk of better life and the future of Cyprus while the south is all about hate and properties. It will be nice to hear people wanting unity for the right reasons and who are willing to sacrifice their interests for Cyprus interests. During the Egyptian uprise, many Egyptian Americans, used their vacation time to atten the protests in Egypt. How many Cypriots are willing to sacrifice for Cyprus?

Tc In London wrote:

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Greece obtained its freedom in 1974 Thanks to Turkey

news wrote:

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Open you eyes and only read what she wrote and not what you assume she wrote.
Is whe wrong to say that Cyprus is not Greece?
Is she wrong to say that these two countries are different?
Is she wrong to want her own country's symbol, instead of Greece?
Is she wrong to say she feels like a Cypriot and not like a Greek?
Is she wrong to say that Cypriots are a mixture of past invaders and past Cypriots?
Where did she say that speaking Greek makes her Greek therefore,her affluent English makes her Enlgish? Keep your gay obsession and ignorant assumptions for yourself and unless you can respond with the same level of intelligence to her, be quiet. The other monkeys have already taken their bananas and are swinging happily on the trees. Try to do the same.
Most of the world uses written language to communicate while most of you use it to create another secret language of your own.

Stella wrote:

Why should I be called Greek-Cypriot? I have only been to Greece twice and besides language and religion, Cyprus is what defines me as a person and my identity. Being Cypriot is part of enjoying a multiculturalism under the "umbrella" of our cypriotness.
Being Cypriot is a mixture of Greek, Turkish, a little bit of Arabic, Latin, Armenian but mostly calmness and peacefulness.
I am sick and tired of watching schools breeding Greeks and Turks instead of Cypriots. I am sick and tired of people who show no respect to Cypriot flag. I am sick and tired of having no national anthem which honours and unifies the people and the land of Cyprus!
Please don't get me wrong. I love Greek history, people, culture. It's just that we really need to embrace ours!!!!
Peace!!!!!!