:: Oh dear. You are doing the classic avoidance technique to defend something perverted. You desperate attempt to'win'? perhaps some sort of battle you think has taken place has lead you to moving the argument somewhere else. So lets teach you to behave and please read slowly and carefully, because if you don't, I will just have to repeat the same things over and something tells me you wont get bored but I will. 

 The Junta was a disaster. The Junta collapsed 2 days after the first invasion. The Junta was full of lies and deception and collapsed accordingly. Their actions lead directly to Turkish invasion of Cyprus. Now here comes the extremely complicated part, I am going to put in underlined so you cannot say you missed it! 

 This is an article about Karamanlis, not the Junta. Now take a breath. Regarding Cyprus, Karamanlis was integral in the history of Cyprus, Firstly he was the one who virtually forced Makarios in 1959 to sign the Zurich and London agreements that granted Cyprus a poisoned and restricted form of independence. There was over 3 weeks in between the first and second Turkish invasion. The Cypriots and everyone else noticed Turkey unloading heavy tanks and 1000s of troops onto their captured 3% of the island preparing for a proper invasion. Greece openly threatened Turkey of 'war over dishonour' if Turkey attempted anything further. These words were given by Georgios Mavros, Karamnalis' foreign minister for Greece at Geneva. According contemporary reports, moral was high with troops in Cyrpus before the second invasion and the Greek army was not in disarray as karamanlis told the Cyrpiots. The Cypriots begged through Glafkos for  some troops, or at least a Hellenic frigate to block the invasion. Karamanlis gave nothing. The outcome was a foregone conclusion. If he had deployed Greek troops or allowed the submarines in the area to defend the beaches, the outcome would have been different in most cases. A Turko Greco war was unlikely as neither Turkey or Greece desired a war, however, Cyprus would have had the upper hand defending itself. 

 Now to leave out this, or worse - delete it from the article, use revisionism, pseudo communism or some other agenda to try and pretend this never happened is disgusting.  Whether you agree or not with his actions - whether you think he was a saviour or a weak fool controlled by the USA, his actions or lack of actions n 1974 were decisive in why Cyprus is in two pieces. The actions of the Junta, the UK and USA were also decisive, but so was Karamanlis.