From: baysan@en.ecn.purdue.edu (Okan Baysan)
Subject: Re: Continuation on CYPRUS, Palikaria Terrorists and Makarios!
Summary: Exposed Enosis Palikaria on Stage
Keywords: Palikaria, Enosis, PKK, Troodos Mts, South Cyprus
Organization: Purdue University Engineering Computer Network
Date: Sun, 20 Dec 92 01:22:53 GMT
Expires: January 1994

In article <BzHKy0.AK0@news.cso.uiuc.edu> msg7038@uxa.cso.uiuc.edu (Michalis  Syrimis) writes:
 
 
>It has become clear that what your leadership is trying to do is just
>arrive at an agreement which will be legalizing the occupation and 
>division of Cyprus, and at the same time giving even more rights to 
>the Turkish Cypriots.

It has become clear much earlier that what YOUR leadership is trying to do
is to find a solution which will allow you to annex Cyprus to Greece, i.e.
Enosis, and let me tell you in short: This was well tried in 1963 and 1974.
It will never ever be allowed again. If your are still hopeful about it, you 
are definitely not in this universe. The Turkish Cypriots will not ask for 
any more rights than what they have in Turkish Repbulic of Northern Cyprus
today. They are free, they are sovereign and they are independent. Period!

 
>The hell MORFOU, KERYNIA, KARPASIA, and AMMOXWSTOS are HELLENIC TERRITORIES.
>There was not a single Turkish Cypriot leaving in most of the above areas
>before 1974.
 
Why don't you soak your head for a change? Cyprus has never been Greek and
will never be one. In fact, the map of Cyprus has been changed for good
for the past 18 years and that is the only best possible solution for the 
next several generations to come. Take it or leave it!

>Where do you see greed in all this? 
>So you want us just to say ok what you've taken is gone, let's forget
>about it and start with what you let us have......

And you will have to return the rights of Turkish Cypriots that you have
barbarically grasped from 1963 until 1974 in order to start a peaceful 
basis for a possible solution.

>When Mr. Denktash asked Mr. Vassiliou to "forget MORFOU" in
>New York, he was basically asking him to deny the right of the
>people from MORFOU (Morfites) to return.

Of course there will be mutual sacrifices from both sides in  order to reach
for a solution. If you don't want to sacrifce anything, the history will
repeat itself again and it will be the Turkish Cypriots who will suffer.
Not a chance any more!

 
>No, I donot have Turkophobia, I got over it after the first months of my
>military service, during which i had to see the shining bayonets and
>the hundreds of tanks beyond the Green Line for two years.

Oh, you mean  you have gained so much confidence from the bayonets,
missiles, tanks and helicopters that Aloneftis bought you that you have
the guts to challenge the Turkish Peace keepers. Fine, go ahead...

 
>Your claims here are completely absurd!!!!
>The ENOSIS monster seems to be something you are not willing
>to discard from you postings eventhough it is completely irrelevant.

I don't have to listen to you to judge whether Enosis(Union of Cyprus 
with Greece) dreams are still alive or not. I just listen to your
elected palikaria Enosis cheerleaders who represent your public opinion
and that is more than plenty.

>EOKA.  What has really fasinated me about those people was their character.

If the Palikaria character fascinates you, why don't you adopt it ? Or are
you one?

 
>The point I am trying to make is that SOME Turkish Cypriots are now
>fed up with Denktash and are even risking their lives in turning to
>ECHR.

Sorry, not everybody can be satisfied at the same time. He also has the option 
to take it or leave it. Such cases make only fodder for people like you 
and your governments. Enjoy it while you can.


>How can any country recognize independence and sovereignty of a state 
>which was set up by military force, and in doing so it has violated
>every single international law.

Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is an independent and sovereign 
country unlike the greek cypriot sector in Southern Cyprus. If TRNC
has not received any more recognition than what it has now, it is simply
due to the relentless propaganda of the Greek/Greek Cypriot governments.
Turkish Cypriot people are patient and Turkiye's recognition is very
much appreciated any time. 

>No point answering the ENOSIS part of the argument.

You don't need to. It is a well established fact that the Turkish Cypriots
must watch for.

>far alright I hope I can cope with my personal problems till the end.

Good Luck, Michali!

>Michalis Syrimis
>University of Illinois
>Urbana-Champaign
>


Cheers,
Okan Baysan