What have you all agreed on?

[Eric Dayi]

I asked this question more than 6 months agio and the answer was "nothing". I was however accused of being the cause of the division in this forum and the reason why those who were for unification changed their minds.

Well, I have been away for 6 months and not played with anyones minds to re-educate them so after such a long absence what have you all decided to do about the Cyprus problem?

1) Have you now managed to come to an agreement?

2) When is the "unification"?

3) Are you still "Cypriots" or Turkish Cypriot and/or Greek Cypriot?

4) Has my friend DP learned the difference between ethnicity and nationality or is he still confused as before?

5) Are you still talking about ENOSIS?

I have more questions but I will leave it at that for the time being so as not to over work some people here who might feel the necessity to reply with an essay consisting of 1000's of words instead of a simple Yes or No.

[stavrizatz]

1) NO
2) god knows
3) I think we sort of concluded on that we are both, see relevant topic
4)I think Kifeas, made it clear for him and he understood difference between ethnicity and nationality
5) Of course, some other people who were pro-enosis such Digenis Akritas and hammerskin left, but I came along

cheers

[Eric Dayi]

[Eric Dayi]

Ermmm.. that should read "A never ending true history not told by me for a change."

[Alexios]

OK..so we all agree that Cameron Diaz is sexy.....

[Dhavlos]

lol...we are never going to agree. We cant agree on unification, we cant agree on partition, we cant agree on property, we cant agree on settlers, we cant agree on democracy, we cant agree on what shoes to wear, we cant agree on what bank to switch to, we cant agree on....do you get my point?

Its jsut a forum to discuss and learn, yes we wanted to create a space where we could create a solution, but i think its a case of too many cooks spoil the broth.

Ive learnt that a soluton is best left to a small group of people, who try to incorporate as much fairness as they can into a solution, but without compromising the viability/workability of a new State. The more people who try to discuss it, the harder it becomes. And aopther thing, ive learnt a solution is about compromise. Also, for anyting anyone has to say about anything in history, politics etc, there is always another side to the story. No-one holds the 'real truth' to what happened, all we have is our opinions. The more opinions we can find out about, the better our own can be shaped.

[repulsewarrior]

hello eric, long time...what makes you think that you are the center of our debates or that somehow you are better or more important than any one of us. Why take the calling of so few so personally?

So... you need to generalise, put us in one pot, to ridicule, somehow this makes you more whole as a person...if so your thank-you is appreciated... and you are welcome.

More importantly, have you in six months found something to offer from which we can learn from. Have you evolved? Are you prepared to propose some good work that we can together effect?

Otherwise, blah blah blah.

[Birkibrisli]

[repulsewarrior]

CHEERS!

Anyway, eric, perhaps you can look into my topic: "Repulsewarrior's concept..." because I would like your evaluation of what could make it work.

I'm still hoping for your goodwill and an effort on which we can collaborate. Cyprus is an island.

[Eric Dayi]

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[Eric Dayi]

[Eric Dayi]

[Eric Dayi]

[pg]

What had you expected?
That everything was settled and the forum shut down since there is nothing more to talk about?...