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by **zan** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 8:53 pm

WTF!!! what happened to my post....Sabotage :evil:

by **Viewpoint** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:01 pm

Nikitas wrote:VP,

That last post is a gem! From 14000 down to a few hundred and that is the only explanation you can think of. My friend F. lived in Karpasi, he left to have his foot fixed in the south and was never allowed to return to his land.

These incidental things are real gems.

I do not know if what DT has written above is true, that inheritance of land is not allowed for Greeks in the Karpasia area. So far there has been nothing to contradict it. The whole thing is Imvros and Tenedos all over, typical mainland Turkish technique. I like to think that no Cypriots would ever behave this way.

SO is there or is there not discrimination against Karpasia Greeks?

Glad you enjoyed it, they maybe incidental to you but they are the main reasons why GCs do not want to or will fight tooth and nail for their never to be a TC state as that would reduce their chances of them returning to their lost property becuasethey woudl have to be a minority under TC administration a fate worse than death.

by **zan** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:01 pm

What I did say was that that point was raised by VP and not me...I picked up on other lies and it was really the style of writting tthat gave you away.

As for my Armenian friend. He is apparently now in Romania making lots of money on cheap labour. I did drive down his old road and bumped into a neighbour of his who said he could get me a number but has not done so.

As for my GC friend, I did all I could to find out if his lawyers were up to the job and was assured by a barrister friend that they are a good firm. As you asked...I am now paying £300 a term to keep his two daughters swimming. At least they can have some normality in their lives even if their parents are going mad with worry. This sum might change soon because the swimming club have offered to help.

by **Viewpoint** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:03 pm

Nikitas wrote:The point was about the Karpasia Greek Cypriots. Their plight proves that when you have the upper hand you can be much worse than the RoC. Given the choice, I would prefer to be Turkish Cypriot in the south than a Greek Cypriot in the north.

The Gcs in the north have their own school can the TC in the south claim the same? They have only recently been allowed to vote due to EU pressure, you people are not as white as you wish to believe you are but you know what they say ignorance is bliss.

by **Viewpoint** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:14 pm

mehmet wrote:
They do not recognize the TRNC so they do not want to live here as that would mean paying taxes and supporting an economy which they want to hold hostage and strangle to death, this would also go part way to recognition as they would have to abide the laws of the TRNC and deal with our offical offices.

Are you happy for those that are in Karpaz to remain?

Oh please Mehmet, lets not ask anything from VP, because he won't be able to tell the truth to save his own life.!!!

I had hoped since he was so keen to ask why Greek speakers don't come to the north he might have an explanation for why a population of 20,000 who didn't ask to leave after the Turkish army arrived are not there any longer. Perhaps he could explain the positive steps the TRNC is making to allow Greek speaking Cypriots to do what he is asking for them to do.

They left of their freewill, people can come and go as they wish even prior to the borders being opened. They have their own school and have elected their own muhtar, I have no problem admitting that maybe they have not been treated fairly but dont forget its your claim that we are still at war and the enemy is the GCs, so sleeping with them can be a difficult.

by **Kikapu** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:16 pm

zan wrote:What I did say was that that point was raised by VP and not me...I picked up on other lies and it was really the style of writting tthat gave you away.

As for my Armenian friend. He is apparently now in Romania making lots of money on cheap labour. I did drive down his old road and bumped into a neighbour of his who said he could get me a number but has not done so.

As for my GC friend, I did all I could to find out if his lawyers were up to the job and was assured by a barrister friend that they are a good firm. As you asked...I am now paying £300 a term to keep his two daughters swimming. At least they can have some normality in their lives even if their parents are going mad with worry. This sum might change soon because the swimming club have offered to help.

Jesus Christ, a Blind leading a Blind, VP and Zan.

Come on Zan, it was you then T_C followed your faulty lead until I gave him the exact location and address, in which he shut up. Don't make me dig it out for you, because you know that I can.

My style of writing changes all the time. It all depends how much English or American I want to add into my writing....so no lies there Zan.

I'm glad to hear that you are helping out your GC friend. You do have a heart sometimes...it's just that, it is difficult to find it most of the time. :wink:

by **zan** » Thu Oct 04, 2007 9:21 pm

Kikapu wrote:
zan wrote:What I did say was that that point was raised by VP and not me...I picked up on other lies and it was really the style of writting tthat gave you away.

As for my Armenian friend. He is apparently now in Romania making lots of money on cheap labour. I did drive down his old road and bumped into a neighbour of his who said he could get me a number but has not done so.

As for my GC friend, I did all I could to find out if his lawyers were up to the job and was assured by a barrister friend that they are a good firm. As you asked...I am now paying £300 a term to keep his two daughters swimming. At least they can have some normality in their lives even if their parents are going mad with worry. This sum might change soon because the swimming club have offered to help.

Jesus Christ, a Blind leading a Blind, VP and Zan.

Come on Zan, it was you then T_C followed your faulty lead until I gave him the exact location and address, in which he shut up. Don't make me dig it out for you, because you know that I can.

My style of writing changes all the time. It all depends how much English or American I want to add into my writing....so no lies there Zan.

I'm glad to hear that you are helping out your GC friend. You do have a heart sometimes...it's just that, it is difficult to find it most of the time.

Dig it up mate...I do not remember it that way but am willing to be corrected.

It will take a bit more from you to convince me of the style thing...Shame you don't know what I am talking about and I will not divulge my technique to you either....Keep typing.... :wink: