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Postby Svetlana » Tue Apr 17, 2007 11:42 am

There are less than 3,900 UK serviceman based in Cyprus, a long way from 21,000!

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Postby BigDutch » Tue Apr 17, 2007 11:52 am

PENPOINT wrote: 6000 UN Peace Force


You appear to be way way off ...

Report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations operation in Cyprus
1 December 2006

Annex
Countries providing military and civilian police personnel as at 15 November 2006

Country Military personnel
Argentinaa 295
Austria 4
Canada 1
Hungary 84
Slovakiab 200
United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland 269
Total 853

United Nations police
Argentina 4
Australia 15
Croatia 1
El Salvador 7
India 5
Italy 4
Ireland 18
Netherlands 6
Total 60
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Postby karma » Tue Apr 17, 2007 12:51 pm

PENPOINT wrote:ok lets speak about soldiers....
42000 Turkish Troops
8000 Turkish Cypriots serving in Army
11000 Greek Cypriots serving in Army/Professionals included
6000 Greek ELDYK Force
21000 British Bases
6000 UN Peace Force
94000 total................thats almost 100,000!!!! for 1,000,000 people YES IT WORK OUT ! If you are playing TAVLI with your friend at a coffee shop, there is a soldier watching!!!
NB PLEASE CORRECT ABOVE NUMBERS IF YOU HAVE BETTER INFORMATION
NBB I DID NOT COUNT THE PRIESTS AND THE HOCAAS BECAUSE THEY DONT CARRY WEAPONS(?)


so plz tell me wht is the best thing to invest in Cyprus??
which business can make me a millionaire soon?? what do all those soldiers have in common?? :roll:
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Postby BirKibrisli » Tue Apr 17, 2007 3:27 pm

Natty wrote:
If you go to my village,can I ask you to kiss the ground for me?
I am not sure that Kikapu is as sentimental as you and I,my brother(I asked him too if you remember)...
And try to imagine it green,green with vineyards,orange and plum orchards,almond,wallnut and fig trees,wheat and legume fields,plenty of sheep and goat herds...and a little boy of 10 riding on a donkey bareback...


I can see that little boy very clearly Bir, and it's a beautiful picture I have in my mind right now... :)


Thank you,Natty mou... :)
If we could only turn the clock back... :(
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Postby BirKibrisli » Tue Apr 17, 2007 3:33 pm

karma wrote:
PENPOINT wrote:ok lets speak about soldiers....
42000 Turkish Troops
8000 Turkish Cypriots serving in Army
11000 Greek Cypriots serving in Army/Professionals included
6000 Greek ELDYK Force
21000 British Bases
6000 UN Peace Force
94000 total................thats almost 100,000!!!! for 1,000,000 people YES IT WORK OUT ! If you are playing TAVLI with your friend at a coffee shop, there is a soldier watching!!!
NB PLEASE CORRECT ABOVE NUMBERS IF YOU HAVE BETTER INFORMATION
NBB I DID NOT COUNT THE PRIESTS AND THE HOCAAS BECAUSE THEY DONT CARRY WEAPONS(?)


so plz tell me wht is the best thing to invest in Cyprus??
which business can make me a millionaire soon?? what do all those soldiers have in common?? :roll:


Sorry,dear karma,but trading in guns is a dangerous business,and not fit for a lady like yourself... :wink:
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Postby PENPOINT » Tue Apr 17, 2007 8:07 pm

Maybe she meant offering services to them such as .............cooking maybe? ;)
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Postby BirKibrisli » Wed Apr 18, 2007 4:24 am

PENPOINT wrote:Maybe she meant offering services to them such as .............cooking maybe? ;)


Or perhaps providing them with uniforms...what other services would soldiers need??? :wink:
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Postby turboturk » Wed Apr 18, 2007 6:21 am

Karma, you mentioned priests dont carry weapons, yet they are the most dangerous. Did you not watch the fiasco when it was election time,how they turned against each other , the bribes ,blackmail and tantrums for votes etc, etc, also nuns attacking other nuns, sending them to hospital.. Yet they are supposed to set examples .
Yeah I would stay away from them if i was you.
just an observation, the makings of a movie i would say.

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Postby karma » Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:03 am

turboturk wrote:Karma, you mentioned priests dont carry weapons, yet they are the most dangerous. Did you not watch the fiasco when it was election time,how they turned against each other , the bribes ,blackmail and tantrums for votes etc, etc, also nuns attacking other nuns, sending them to hospital.. Yet they are supposed to set examples .
Yeah I would stay away from them if i was you.
just an observation, the makings of a movie i would say.

Turbo


well I agree with u but it was PenPoint's thread...not mine..I agree with him too..
As I said many times before The Turkish Army and The Greek Orthodox Church are like twin brothers..They r the rulers :(
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Postby karma » Wed Apr 18, 2007 7:06 am

Birkibrisli wrote:
PENPOINT wrote:Maybe she meant offering services to them such as .............cooking maybe? ;)


Or perhaps providing them with uniforms...what other services would soldiers need??? :wink:


U both are wrong, I was planning to provide all of them different size of vibrators :oops: isnt it all they need???
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