@@irispet123 they fought for Enosis not for freedom. Tricky sentences does not change reality. If you want to make politics, go your own parliament. Good politicians makes good lies
@@irispet123 British authority was iron hand. Authoritarian regime. People suffered. Anti-colonial struggle was ok. The problem is that Greeks say Cyprus is 'Hellenic'. 'Cypriotusness' is not an identity for Greeks. There is no Cypriot nationality. Other identities rubbish according to you. This is your mentality--> comes from your education system.
@@KRY83 Nationality and citizenship are two different things. The important matter is not what others say about Cypriots. The important matter is that everyone should absolutely respect the legal rights of the citizens of this and of any other country. To implement the decisions of their people according to the local and international law. I don't anyone could object to that. By the way, I don't take personal comments from anonymous users in any consideration. Personally, I avoid making such even if I am provoced.
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I love my Cyprus the most beautiful island.
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Before Greek military coup d'etat, Akritas plan and Eoka assaults, island were peacefull place. No doubt
@@irispet123 they fought for Enosis not for freedom. Tricky sentences does not change reality. If you want to make politics, go your own parliament. Good politicians makes good lies
@@KRY83 In other words you say british occupation is more just than enosis ? Why is this? Do cypriots belong to any british nation?
Obviously you are not very fond of reading the arguments of others!
@@irispet123 British authority was iron hand. Authoritarian regime. People suffered. Anti-colonial struggle was ok. The problem is that Greeks say Cyprus is 'Hellenic'. 'Cypriotusness' is not an identity for Greeks. There is no Cypriot nationality. Other identities rubbish according to you. This is your mentality--> comes from your education system.
@@KRY83 Nationality and citizenship are two different things. The important matter is not what others say about Cypriots. The important matter is that everyone should absolutely respect the legal rights of the citizens of this and of any other country. To implement the decisions of their people according to the local and international law. I don't anyone could object to that. By the way, I don't take personal comments from anonymous users in any consideration. Personally, I avoid making such even if I am provoced.