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[Simon]

[quote]AROUND 80 Greek Cypriot houses have been demolished in occupied Karpasia and another 27 are in danger of being bulldozed, the chairman of the Karpasia Coordinating Committee Nicos Falas said yesterday.
Falas was speaking after a meeting with British High Commissioner Peter Millet, where he asked for the intervention of the international community to save the remaining houses.

He said there was also a danger that demolitions would begin in the village of Ayia Triada, also in the Karpasia area.
Falas said that Millet told him he had spoken to Rasit Pertev, a senior aide to Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat about the demolitions
“The High Commissioner was very positive and clear in his statements,” said Falas. “He told us he had already informed the ambassadors of the permanent members of the UN Security Council and that he had made contact with Rasit Pertev.”

Millet would also be meeting soon with Talat, Falas said.
“We hope there will be some results that will put an end to this destruction,” he said. However he said from what he understands, the demolitions were being carried out by the Turkish army and not the Turkish Cypriot administration.

“We do not believe this is the work of the Turkish Cypriot authorities,” said Falas.[/quote]

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Considering you were so concerned about justice being done is another thread; could you please comment on what the Turkish Army is doing? After all, you repeatedly state that the Army is there at your request. Are they destroying houses without the permission of the TC administration?

[Viewpoint]

AROUND 80 Greek Cypriot houses have been demolished in occupied Karpasia and another 27 are in danger of being bulldozed, the chairman of the Karpasia Coordinating Committee Nicos Falas said yesterday.
Falas was speaking after a meeting with British High Commissioner Peter Millet, where he asked for the intervention of the international community to save the remaining houses.

He said there was also a danger that demolitions would begin in the village of Ayia Triada, also in the Karpasia area.
Falas said that Millet told him he had spoken to Rasit Pertev, a senior aide to Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat about the demolitions
“The High Commissioner was very positive and clear in his statements,” said Falas. “He told us he had already informed the ambassadors of the permanent members of the UN Security Council and that he had made contact with Rasit Pertev.”

Millet would also be meeting soon with Talat, Falas said.
“We hope there will be some results that will put an end to this destruction,” he said. However he said from what he understands, the demolitions were being carried out by the Turkish army and not the Turkish Cypriot administration.

“We do not believe this is the work of the Turkish Cypriot authorities,” said Falas.

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/news/main.php?id=33452


Considering you were so concerned about justice being done is another thread; could you please comment on what the Turkish Army is doing? After all, you repeatedly state that the Army is there at your request. Are they destroying houses without the permission of the TC administration?

Just compare it to the TC homes that were bulldozed with the explanation they were going to fall down anyway. You are correct they are our guests until a time we feel their presense is no longer necessary.

[Simon]

Difference is, the TCs can come back to the RoC anytime, but choose to live in a puppet state. What would happen if 200,000 GCs tried to go home?

[Viewpoint]

Difference is, the TCs can come back to the RoC anytime, but choose to live in a puppet state. What would happen if 200,000 GCs tried to go home?

Just as soon as we agree a comprehensive solution, the last one was rejected resoundingly by yourelves.

[Simon]

In the meantime, just keep violating our basic human rights.

[Viewpoint]

In the meantime, just keep violating our basic human rights.

Its a circle Simon, you ours we yours until a time that this chain is broken by a comprehensive solution we will just go around and around.

[Simon]

It is a circle because you choose it to be. Stop violating our human rights, and the circle is broken.

[Viewpoint]

It is a circle because you choose it to be. Stop violating our human rights, and the circle is broken.

Why dont you give back ours?

[Simon]

Give back your what? We do not have the island under an illegal occupation. You do.

[Viewpoint]

Give back your what? We do not have the island under an illegal occupation. You do.

Our rights stemming from the now pseduo "RoC" which you hijacked and turned into a GC state run by Gcs for Gcs. We also have the same rights as you until a solution is found but your denying me this, why?. Try thinking before you respond this time.