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THERE HAVE BEEN OVER 9000 EDITS ON THIS PAGE!!!

I maintain a strong interest in Ancient History (both Greek and Roman), as a student of the subject. I am also interested in other elements of Greek History as well as the Cyprus Dispute.

Personally, I would rather live in the independent state of KKTC, with ALL the sanctions, embargoes, restrictions, even being internationaly unrecognised, ... than live in a reunified Cyprus with gavurs!

Totally agree kardesim ... but why limit ourselves with all the embargoes as there is an alternative ... integration with Turkiyemiz! That way, Kuzey Kibris will forever remain Turkish.

List of traitors: Alkan Chaglar [A well known Turkish Cypriot columnist who argues for peace]

Although, all credit to them, they put up a much better fight than you gavurs did

Turkey did one major thing wrong when they went to cyprus and that was not taking it all when they did. If Turkey had taken all of cyprus, we wouldnt be talking about recognition, we'd already have it.

Anavatan Turkiye should have exercised its full and complete right to protect all of Kibris ... the situation would have been resolved once and for all with our Turkish island returning to its proper union with the rest of Anatolia.

this surely is excellent news, perhaps you could paste it on the cyprus-forum, it really would put a bug up those gavur asses!

NB: 'Gavur' means infidel.

Hey, you requested suggestions on the article about Greece and here goes my own: I definitely miss a section on the languages spoken in Greece. No matter how much we love Greece, the fact remains Greeks and their government are not always right. And I'm persuaded they are not right at all in the question of minorities. There is a section about languages for almost every country in Europe and the world, why would Greece be an exception? We know Greek is spoken there, but also Tsakonian, Albanese, Vlach, Turkish, Bulgarian and (not to offend anyone) Slav-Macedonian. Accepting the official Greek viewpoint that all inhabitants of Greece are Greeks and only speak Greek or that there are no minorities in the country is pure self-delusion, and Wikipedia should not accept it. Moreover, it would be disrespectful for the truth and for all the people belonging to these officially rejected minorities.