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[Eşbah]

Let's share the island between us and the Jews, shall we?

 

[Foinikas]

Let's share the island between us and the Jews, shall we?

Another "Crash Report" post....

 

[Oublious]

I agree with your post. It's Greek problem not a Turkish one. Why are we(Turks) talking about this. Maybe they are happy with jewish presence, maybe they think Jewish money will come to Cyprus.

What the hell are you talking about, they are changing the island to war place, the fight will be done in Syria and Cyprus. This is our concern, these dumb greecs will share the island with zionists to defeat Turks but sell ther ass to jews.

 

[Sinan]

What the hell are you talking about, they are changing the island to war place, the fight will be done in Syria and Cyprus. This is our concern, these dumb greecs will share the island with zionists to defeat Turks but sell ther ass to jews.

Then we will beat them both and take the whole island for us.

If you are afraid, you can close your eyes.

 

[Ali_Baba]

Another "Crash Report" post....

This is the start of the problem that is being high lighted, and rather than dismissing it out right, the Cypriots would do well to see how the same story played out with originally "small" numbers of jews buying land in Palestine, and then property and then the small numbers of "refugees" and look where it ended up for Palestinians. Either nip this in the bud now, or accept its trajectory and where it will take you.

 

[Foinikas]

This is the start of the problem that is being high lighted, and rather than dismissing it out right, the Cypriots would do well to see how the same story played out with originally "small" numbers of jews buying land in Palestine, and then property and then the small numbers of "refugees" and look where it ended up for Palestinians. Either nip this in the bud now, or accept its trajectory and where it will take you.

I understand what you're saying and I agree 100% with you.

But the problem is,there are rumors and inaccuracies and things that are not clear. What do I mean? Some leftist or some disgruntled Cypriot or some guy writes an article or says something online. Turkish sites and media take it and repeat it 10x more. Then you get pro-Turkish(in effect Turkish) accounts like Crash Report,repeating it until it sounds like a fact.

I've seen the same thing with the "common Greek-Israeli brigade" and the "Purchase of Greek islands" stories.

Completely bogus stories,taken and repeated by Turkish websites to the point of certain members here reposting them and presenting them as facts.

 

[hyperman]

I agree with your post. It's Greek problem not a Turkish one. Why are we(Turks) talking about this. Maybe they are happy with jewish presence, maybe they think Jewish money will come to Cyprus.

its most certainly Turkey's problem. lol, they are trying to use Komşu against us, promising them all sorts of BS about EEZ and Taking Northern Cyprus and al sorts of stuff. In the end though they will attempt to fight Turkey by proxy to the last greek.

 

[hyperman]

I understand what you're saying and I agree 100% with you.

But the problem is,there are rumors and inaccuracies and things that are not clear. What do I mean? Some leftist or some disgruntled Cypriot or some guy writes an article or says something online. Turkish sites and media take it and repeat it 10x more. Then you get pro-Turkish(in effect Turkish) accounts like Crash Report,repeating it until it sounds like a fact.

I've seen the same thing with the "common Greek-Israeli brigade" and the "Purchase of Greek islands" stories.

Completely bogus stories,taken and repeated by Turkish websites to the point of certain members here reposting them and presenting them as facts.

They are buying entire fking villages Foiny, they aren't buying a summer home as individuals. Massive plots of land as well that was previously farming land.

The Greek Population of Cypus is not Large enough to where if there is a massive settlement that it will be inconsequential. There are only 700,000 Greeks on Cyprus and its all old people and in a population decline. And forget Cyprus, they are buying up land on the smaller strategic islands of Greece itself, and again its all old people and a declining population. You think that shit is sustainable the rate at which they are buying. You worried about tensions with Turkey over the water and underwater rock formations, while the jew is literally settling the islands. lol

Mitsotakis and Dendias are making a deal with the devil to "counter" Turkey. Sometimes the "Cure" is worse than the "disease." Tread lightly. Baldy's paranoia and his actions are going to end up turning into self fulfilling prophesy.

 

[Foinikas]

its most certainly Turkey's problem. lol, they are trying to use Komşu against us, promising them all sorts of BS about EEZ and Taking Northern Cyprus and al sorts of stuff. In the end though they will attempt to fight Turkey by proxy to the last greek.

Everybody fighting Turkey is a proxy according to Turkish logic

Armenians,Iranians,Syrians,Greeks,Shia militias,Kurdish militias,Iraqis....everyone,everyone.

 

[Foinikas]

They are buying entire fking villages Foiny, they aren't buying a summer home as individuals. Massive plots of land as well that was previously farming land.

Ok,and what's your problem? Why do you try to cope so much? You seem more worried than anyone about it.

Who's buying "entire fking villages"? Have you confirmed that?

 

[hyperman]

Everybody fighting Turkey is a proxy according to Turkish logic

Armenians,Iranians,Syrians,Greeks,Shia militias,Kurdish militias,Iraqis....everyone,everyone.

Is the Bulgarian fighting Turkey? the Georgian? the Romanians? the Ukrainians? the Iranians?(outside of meddling with the PKK from time to time). Syrians are not fighting Turkey. Iraqis are not fighting Turkey. Armenians even are not fighting Turkey.

Only Evangelical Mitsotakis and the Jew.

 

[hyperman]

Ok,and what's your problem? Why do you try to cope so much? You seem more worried than anyone about it.

Yes of course its my problem, they are trying to fight Turkey using Greeks. There is going to be a confrontation between Turkey and Israel, they have identified Turkey as their next target after Iran, if the greeks get in the middle of it, they will catch bullets, Im saying the Greeks should stay out of it, if you are feeling insecure and looking for a Daddy, go to France, don't go to the zionists. Or better yet, settle differences by talking it out.

 

[Foinikas]

Is the Bulgarian fighting Turkey? the Georgian? the Romanians? the Ukrainians? the Iranians?(outside of meddling with the PKK from time to time). Syrians are not fighting Turkey. Iraqis are not fighting Turkey. Armenians even are not fighting Turkey.

Only Evangelical Mitsotakis and the Jew.

You're pathetic. Truly. You personally.

When your bosses were being groped by what you now call "Zionists" and your motherland was best friends with what you now call "the Entity",everything was peachy,wasn't it? You had no problems. You had no complaints. Everything was ok.

When you were buying weapons and were hoping for joint projects with the "Entity" in the 90s and 2000s,all was well.

Now,the Grek is "stupid" because he has gotten a bit closer to the Jew and the Grek is "being used",when he's buying Israeli weapons.

Don't forget your history:

Although it had voted against the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine, Turkey recognized the State of Israel in 1949. Turkey's first diplomatic mission in Israel was a "Legation" and was officially inaugurated on 7 January 1950 and the first Turkish Chief of Mission, Seyfullah Esin presented his credentials to Chaim Weizmann, President of Israel. However, the Turkish Legation was downgraded to the level of "Charge d’Affaires" after the Suez Canal Crisis on 26 November 1956.

In 1958, Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion and Turkish prime minister Adnan Menderes met secretly to discuss a "peripheral pact" which included public-relations campaigns, exchange of intelligence information and military support.[33] In 1967, Turkey joined the Arab condemnation of Israel after the Six-Day War and called for Israel's withdrawal from the occupied territories but abstained from voting in favor of a clause referring to Israel as an "aggressor state." At a meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Rabat, Morocco, Turkey opposed a resolution calling for severing diplomatic relations with Israel.[33]

As a result of positive developments in bilateral ties, the Turkish mission in Tel-Aviv was upgraded back to the level of "Legation" in July 1963 and further upgraded to the level of "Embassy" as of January 1980.

Upon Israel's annexation of East Jerusalem and enunciation of Jerusalem as its eternal capital, the representation was relegated to the level of "Second Secretary" on 30 November 1980.[34]

In Turkey's 2002 election, the Justice and Development Party, also known as AKP, won a landslide victory. Prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan visited Israel in 2005 offering to serve as a Middle East peace mediator and looking to build up trade and military ties. Erdoğan brought a large group of businessmen on his two-day trip, which included talks with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and President Moshe Katsav. Erdoğan also laid a wreath at the Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem.[41][42] Erdoğan told Sharon that his Justice and Development Party regarded anti-Semitism as "a crime against humanity". He added that Iran's nuclear ambitions were a threat not just to Israel but to "the entire world".[43]


In early 2006, the Israeli Foreign Ministry described its country's relations with Turkey as "perfect".[44] A joint Israeli-Palestinian industrial park was being developed under Turkey's aegis. Israeli President Shimon Peres and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the Grand National Assembly of Turkey a day apart. Peres described Turkey as an "important player in the Middle East in relation to the United States, Syria and the Palestinians, as well as us".[45] According to a report in the Jerusalem Post, a spokeswoman for the Syrian Foreign Ministry said that Turkey was serving as a "channel of communication" between Syria and Israel.[46]




Agreements have included air, sea, land and intelligence cooperation, manufacturing of aircraft, armaments and missiles, mutual military visits, training and exercises, dispatch of observers to oversee military exercises, staff exchanges and military know-how.[208]

• Modernization of Turkey's F-4 Phantoms and F-5 aircraft – $900 million.
• Upgrading 170 of Turkey's M60A1 tanks – $687 million.[209]
• Popeye-I and Popeye-II missiles.
• Popeye-II surface-to-air missiles – $150 million.
• 10 Heron UAV – $183 million.[209]
• Arrow anti-ballistic-missiles. (Agreed in principle by Israel; approval by the United States pending.)
• The agreement provided exchange of pilots eight times a year; allowed Israeli pilots to practice "long range flying over mountainous land" in Turkey's Konya firing range; and permitted Turkish pilots to train at Israel's computerized firing range at the Nevatim airfield.[210]
• The two navies conducted maneuvers during Operation Reliant Mermaid (the U.S. also participated) in January 1998.

 

[Oublious]

You're pathetic. Truly. You personally.

When your bosses were being groped by what you now call "Zionists" and your motherland was best friends with what you now call "the Entity",everything was peachy,wasn't it? You had no problems. You had no complaints. Everything was ok.

When you were buying weapons and were hoping for joint projects with the "Entity" in the 90s and 2000s,all was well.

Now,the Grek is "stupid" because he has gotten a bit closer to the Jew and the Grek is "being used",when he's buying Israeli weapons.

Don't forget your history:

Although it had voted against the United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine, Turkey recognized the State of Israel in 1949. Turkey's first diplomatic mission in Israel was a "Legation" and was officially inaugurated on 7 January 1950 and the first Turkish Chief of Mission, Seyfullah Esin presented his credentials to Chaim Weizmann, President of Israel. However, the Turkish Legation was downgraded to the level of "Charge d’Affaires" after the Suez Canal Crisis on 26 November 1956.

In 1958, Israeli prime minister David Ben-Gurion and Turkish prime minister Adnan Menderes met secretly to discuss a "peripheral pact" which included public-relations campaigns, exchange of intelligence information and military support.[33] In 1967, Turkey joined the Arab condemnation of Israel after the Six-Day War and called for Israel's withdrawal from the occupied territories but abstained from voting in favor of a clause referring to Israel as an "aggressor state." At a meeting of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in Rabat, Morocco, Turkey opposed a resolution calling for severing diplomatic relations with Israel.[33]

As a result of positive developments in bilateral ties, the Turkish mission in Tel-Aviv was upgraded back to the level of "Legation" in July 1963 and further upgraded to the level of "Embassy" as of January 1980.

Upon Israel's annexation of East Jerusalem and enunciation of Jerusalem as its eternal capital, the representation was relegated to the level of "Second Secretary" on 30 November 1980.[34]

In Turkey's 2002 election, the Justice and Development Party, also known as AKP, won a landslide victory. Prime minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan visited Israel in 2005 offering to serve as a Middle East peace mediator and looking to build up trade and military ties. Erdoğan brought a large group of businessmen on his two-day trip, which included talks with Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and President Moshe Katsav. Erdoğan also laid a wreath at the Holocaust memorial, Yad Vashem.[41][42] Erdoğan told Sharon that his Justice and Development Party regarded anti-Semitism as "a crime against humanity". He added that Iran's nuclear ambitions were a threat not just to Israel but to "the entire world".[43]


In early 2006, the Israeli Foreign Ministry described its country's relations with Turkey as "perfect".[44] A joint Israeli-Palestinian industrial park was being developed under Turkey's aegis. Israeli President Shimon Peres and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the Grand National Assembly of Turkey a day apart. Peres described Turkey as an "important player in the Middle East in relation to the United States, Syria and the Palestinians, as well as us".[45] According to a report in the Jerusalem Post, a spokeswoman for the Syrian Foreign Ministry said that Turkey was serving as a "channel of communication" between Syria and Israel.[46]




Agreements have included air, sea, land and intelligence cooperation, manufacturing of aircraft, armaments and missiles, mutual military visits, training and exercises, dispatch of observers to oversee military exercises, staff exchanges and military know-how.[208]

• Modernization of Turkey's F-4 Phantoms and F-5 aircraft – $900 million.
• Upgrading 170 of Turkey's M60A1 tanks – $687 million.[209]
• Popeye-I and Popeye-II missiles.
• Popeye-II surface-to-air missiles – $150 million.
• 10 Heron UAV – $183 million.[209]
• Arrow anti-ballistic-missiles. (Agreed in principle by Israel; approval by the United States pending.)
• The agreement provided exchange of pilots eight times a year; allowed Israeli pilots to practice "long range flying over mountainous land" in Turkey's Konya firing range; and permitted Turkish pilots to train at Israel's computerized firing range at the Nevatim airfield.[210]
• The two navies conducted maneuvers during Operation Reliant Mermaid (the U.S. also participated) in January 1998.

Againg what stupid comparing ,you are the frontline of the war what is coming and you are coming with old cooperations between countries. You are really stupid....

Well when the war breaks you will lose bigtime...

 

[Foinikas]

Againg what stupid comparing ,you are the frontline of the war what is coming and you are coming with old cooperations between countries. You are really stupid....

Well when the war breaks you will lose bigtime...

You don't even get post's point,once again.