VOTE FOR THE PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS

[repulsewarrior]

it was my gut impression from the start, although i thought that TPap would not run for reelection, and i am not very knowledgeable about the whole political scene. but a split down the middle will leave the opening Kasoulides will need to win, in the second round.

[cypezokyli]

according to the latest polls hristofias seems to be winning.
two more polls will be revealed in the next two days.... we ll see

[Chapfallen]

The polls means nothing or means something when those that claming that will vote Papadopoulos are sure for their vote only in a percentage of 75% where if only a 10% from the rest 25% (that are DISI and AKEL supporters) will not vote him, Papadopoulos will drop from his 32.5% 3-points and down from the 30%

The polls can’t and never predicted DISI percentage because of two factors, first is the students that will come to vote and they are not counted on the polls that the vast majority of them are DISI supporters. And second it’s proved what in the end the traditional voters of DISI can’t trait their party in such elections (like it’s proved in the two previous elections for the municipalities and Europe parliament).

Of course there is still some possibility for TPap to go to the second round but in the percentage that the polls counting there is also AKEL voters that I do not believe what there will be more than 2% from them will vote him in any case and there is more possibility to earn more points from DISI because there are a lot of right wingers lunatics.

As about what will happen in the second round it’s easy to understand what if DIKO do what was always doing and support a right winger the situation will come around and the polls will fail for another one time.

One other important thing from the polls is what TPap biggest percentage is from the 3rd age above 65 years that they lost their interest for life and that they voting Makarios ghost. In the end many of them will not vote (some of them will die ) some of them will be leaded from their children’s to reason and to their parties and this is one of the many reasons that drive me to believe what TPap can’t go above 31% and what he can go for less that 30%

[cypezokyli]

the question is not what DIKO would do in the second round.... we all know...

the question is, what will AKEL or DYSI do in case they fail to pass in the second round. to ne honest i trust neither of the two that they are ready to take the big decision.

[Chapfallen]

AKEL had always putting above everything their party, DISI had proved in the referendum what above everything is the country and they did risk once to destroy their party with the yes vote and they will do it again. There is not one in a million to officially support TPap but there is a case where they will not officially support any of them but in any case if they will not go to the second round they will work officially or unofficially to elect Christofias.

In the case where TPap will go to the second round with Kasoulides I’m afraid what TPap will win the elections and Cyprus will loose for good any chances may still have for a solution and in some years we will have to get used to the idea what we are living in a Turkish province by our choice.

[stavrizatz]

I urge all Cypriots not to vote for Tpap

Personally I'll vote for Christofias for a difference but Kasoulides is not bad.

If Papadopoulos goes to the second round then there will be many dummy votes.

[Chapfallen]

Everyone that will vote Papadopoulos is either old with no interest for life and lost brains, either simple or complete ignorant idiot or in the best case axristos malakas where that include the racists and the axristous malakes of every kind.

There is not one serious person that will vote this bustard. And there is not one (from them that will stay alive to see result) that will not regret about a vote on this piece of shit and this will be the good side if this asshole will manage to exploit again the Darwin mistakes to reelect.

[Chapfallen]

Now he is bullshittng the Darwin mistakes what he will throw out the British bases (after he lick the hand of the UK Queen, he is a well known mason from the British loft’s) and if I didn’t care for the feature of this country I would really glad to see all the idiots that vote him after he will humiliate them for once more. He is pretending the bully inside and when he goes out of Cyprus he is sucking every dick available.

If he had any interest for Cyprus he was never going to vote the justification of the occupation while he was hidden behind his “patriotic” act about the rejection of the plan, where he is still hidden in every possible way behind this bullshit to make every crime possible (like in the known economic scandals).

But even if he is just a sick person that somewhere there in his sick brains he has some interest about Cyprus he can’t do a shit with the bases and I have already bet my balls on this and I will do it again and I’ll be glad to see all the stupid faces of those idiots that will vote him because he is bully and because they think what by being a mental sick, fraud, liar, humiliated asshole you can actually have some result in the foreign relations.

[moonskin]

[repulsewarrior]

I believe now that Denktash spoke as a Cypriot first, as well as a Turcophone. I believed that Talat would be the breath of fresh air that would represent the turcophone population as Cypriots. But not anymore. Talat in my mind is a Turcophone first, and any talks will stall because of his attachment to Turkey (and the deep State).

Whoever leads us, be it a "Greek" or a "Turk" will need to be open for a radical shift in thinking, which places us as people, firstly as members of a larger family of Mankind, and as Cypriots, this island's dwellers above the Nationalistic prattle
that assures elections are won or lost.

Having divided us, and having kept us isolated from each other for so many years, serves the interests of interlocutors, leaving us subject to their will. This is not natural, as evidenced by the fact that Turkey's occcupation is illegal, and therefore (i hope) cannot sustain itself.

Frankly, TPap has the most to give toward a solution because he is the eldest statesman in this affair. An epifany is needed, and a partner who wishes change as well.

[pg]

Here are some new poll results:
http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=36168&cat_id=1


Another poll was presented last night by Mega TV, and made by RAI. In summary, it showed a first round with:
31% Papadopoulos
29% Christofias
27% Kasoulides
In the second round between the two top candidates they showed 40% each for Papadopoulos and Christofias.

There was two other interesting facts: That while 70% has decided who they will vote for, 30% has not deciced yet or say they might change their mind.
Also, looking at age groups, Papadopoulos has particularly strong support among voters older than 55 years old.

I would like to add that in the last couple of elections DISY (Kassoulides) has ended up with results a lot higher than what polls had shown - and people say this is due to all overseas students that come back just to vote.

Anything can happen..., especially considering this from the latest coffeeshop:

[moonskin]

[moonskin]

[moonskin]

please remove this post and the next two as well...multiple posts due to bad internet connection...sorry...

[moonskin]

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