Close Menu
    Zypern

    Peinlich

    Share.
    View 20 Comments

    20 Kommentare

    1. Bullwinkle_Moose on

      So according to Fidias, money that is spent to help bridge the gap between two communities, and help them set their differences aside and learn to co-exist and live and work together is considered „foreign interference“? Fuck me that says more about him than he realises.

      Eshi kamia fora pou ani3e to stoma tou jinos o athropos je en mas ekame rezili?!

    3. rn150896 on

      Is there any source to support this claim? I can find nothing but Fidias saying it.

    4. fatnote on

      I know you’re not trying to promote him, but by linking to his post, that’s exactly what you’re doing

    5. CypriotGreek on

      Wait I dont understand, didn’t he like, REALLY support bridging the gap between GCs and TCs in his „domestic“ political career? What changed? I don’t support the Annan plan, but I distinctly remember him being pro-unification and pro-cypriotism, what exactly made him change his mind and start calling all this „western interference“?

    6. Para-Limni on

      Since Elon seems to like him why doesn’t he get him and put him into his DOGE dept? It’s full of incompetent imbeciles so Fidias will fit right in. It’s a win win for all.

    10. Christosconst on

      Don’t know where this was gotten from, but it sounds like an attempted counterargument to JD Vance’s statements that EU is losing its liberties from internal actors.

      Oh and Fidias doesn’t get embarassed, he’s built different with inversed chromosomes

    11. Iamalwaysnervous on

      Trying desperately to copycat his idol, M-Elon and he is casually contradicting himself.

    12. never_nick on

      So this buttfaced mofo has gone full blown rooshan asset. good to know.

      Also tell his handlers to find more compelling arguments, since a solution means that the unsinkable airplane carrier ie, „my country Cyprus“ becomes completely NATO aligned.

    13. msymeonides on

      In case anyone is trying to find the source of the $60M thing, he may have got it from this Drousiotis book (see page 12):

      [https://www.makarios.eu/upload/20051111/1131713084-12865.pdf](https://www.makarios.eu/upload/20051111/1131713084-12865.pdf)

      >The US Agency for International Development (USAID) is a state organisation engaged in grant-

      >ing economic aid to foreign countries.10 The US government’s annual aid to Cyprus, with the

      >approval of Congress, is $15 million. From 1974 until 2004, Cyprus received a total of $450 mil-

      >lion in US aid. Until 1998, this aid was granted through the United Nations Development Pro-

      >gram (UNDP). In March 1998, USAID signed an agreement with the UNDP to supply $30 million

      >in aid to finance bi-communal projects in Cyprus. Later, the aid rose to $60 million and the imple-

      >mentation of the programme was extended to 2004. UNDP also contributed $500,000 to the pro-

      >gramme, so the total rose to $60.5 million over a period of six years (1998-2004). In 1998, the

      >United Nations closed the UNDP office in Cyprus.11 Administration of the aid funds was assigned

      >to the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS). UNOPS formed a Project Management

      >Unit in Cyprus.

      >The $60.5 million were used to finance the Bi-communal Development Programme (BDP). The

      >aim of the programme, as recorded in the agreement signed by USAID and UNDP, was “to sup-

      >port the peace-making process in Cyprus” through “bi-communal projects and measures aimed

      >at the reunification of the island and designed to reduce tensions and promote peace and coop-

      >eration between the two communities on Cyprus.”12

      The source given there is the USAID website, which no longer exists, but should be archived somewhere so I’m presuming it could be verified.

      Not saying I agree with anything said here by anyone (personally not a fan at all of the Muskovite set) but just responding to some of the comments saying that this is a made up number… it appears to come from somewhere. Make of it what you will!

    14. sassyherarottie on

      He does not have the intelligence to think critcally and form his own opinion. He goes by what is trendy and will garner more views and money. If take a closer look everything in his life is about it- rumors say his girlfriend is only with it for it and she is paid.

    15. -4E- on

      I don’t know the involvement of USAID specifically, but there were definitely many foreign organizations sponsoring the propaganda in favor of the Annan plan.

      What he said about elections was also right. It is a given that foreign powers always try in various ways to influence the elections of other countries. This isn’t a valid reason to cancel the results of elections.

    16. MiltiadisCY on

      When people voted for Fidias they were acting like they were sticking it to the man.
      Lets just sit back and enjoy the chaos. Maybe a free slap on the back of the head will help people realise that, voting for an idiot is what we ve been doing for most of recent history and they really didn’t break any molds.

    17. PetrisCy on

      I will never forget the people who openly voted for him. I will never look at them the same.

    18. Hootrb on

      I need America obliterated, urgently. That disgusting rat has no place broadcasting this ignoramous‘ slop about an issue Americans know jackshit about on an island they’ve never even heard off. Buzz off.

    20. gullicik on

      What he says is illogical. But it confirms my belief that many just enjoy hype without context and accuracy.
      Not sure about the point he’s trying to make but he’s on Elon Musk s radar and that isn’t good.
      I agree it’s embarrassing, he’s toying with politics but convinced that he’s doing good.
      I don’t know when we’ll awaken as Cypriots, but the longer we leave it, the more we stand to lose, and from what I can see we are well on our way to losing a lot.

    Leave A Reply