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Postby zan » Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:19 pm

paliometoxo wrote:the partition was always what u scum wanted before anything happaened and its the turks who placed the bomb in their own door step so it would start riots when the turks thought it was cypriots... but no it was turkish govrment who told tmt to put the bombs... u have no one to blame but th turks...

turks start rioting and u expect cypriots to do nothing?


Every word you speak shows that you have been taught lies so please keep going.......... :roll:
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Postby paliometoxo » Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:20 pm

zan wrote:
paliometoxo wrote:get the f out of here with that propaganda and LIES why would we make students learn LIES complusary from school? maybe they teach the turks bull *** in school but not in the south!!

welcomed the turkish forces?? rubbish!!!! they planned the parition way before anything happened in cy it was always the turkish aim for partition even if we sneezed they would of used that as an exscuse to invade


Look at how the events unravelled and then make statements....Until then you are talking rubbish propaganda hat you have been fed....Some of you really need to be able to think for yourselves. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:



why is it no country recognises the illigal state if im talking rubbish? if he invasion was so legal and for a good reason why do all states not recognise the trnc
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Postby shahmaran » Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:25 pm

Well its a big question mark why they recognize the "RoC" in the first place :roll:
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Postby zan » Tue Jan 01, 2008 11:26 pm

paliometoxo wrote:
zan wrote:
paliometoxo wrote:get the f out of here with that propaganda and LIES why would we make students learn LIES complusary from school? maybe they teach the turks bull *** in school but not in the south!!

welcomed the turkish forces?? rubbish!!!! they planned the parition way before anything happened in cy it was always the turkish aim for partition even if we sneezed they would of used that as an exscuse to invade


Look at how the events unravelled and then make statements....Until then you are talking rubbish propaganda hat you have been fed....Some of you really need to be able to think for yourselves. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:



why is it no country recognises the illigal state if im talking rubbish? if he invasion was so legal and for a good reason why do all states not recognise the trnc


If you had followed the talks on this forum you would know the answers to that and if you had not been taught propaganda rubbish you would not be here now but protesting against Tpap and his llk.


The reason is because of the ENOSIS dream and the hasty decision of the UN in recognising the GCs as the only government of CYprus in 1964. The recognition in full much later was a consequence of that hasty decision all the way back then. The whole affair has been off the back of that one wrong decision in which not only the TCs were fooled but the UN and the UK...That was part of the plans as in the Akritas Plan...Simple if you care to look with an open mind and not the brainwashed ideas that you guys have been fed.... :roll:
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Postby Noaxetogrind » Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:08 am

Paliometexo I am afraid you have proved me right.

You seem to be a prime example of the way the efficient GC propaganda machine even convinced its own people. Either the truth has been hidden from you or you have blanked it from your mind.

For your information the book was written by someone who was not aligned to either the Greek or Turkish community. Neither have I chosen to write the idea other than from the fact that a bystander I am aware of the truth and it is about time that all Greek Cypriots knew it too. Ignorance is NOT bliss.

Read the book with an open mind, if you can. Perhaps you will see how your idea of the Turkish bomb was obviously laughable.

Incidentally I hope you can refrain from the constant use of the the 'F' word which is known to convey the impression of low intelligence and that the user hardly knows any other adjectives. Even though English is so obviously not your first language you have no excuse. Using this word also removes any right for respect and is particularly degrading of women who use the term. Women using the term are definitely not ladies.

Perhaps you have been watching too many downmarket films.
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Postby shahmaran » Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:19 am

Paliometexo: "piss of Turk, stop confusing me with intelligent and logical garbage"



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Postby zan » Wed Jan 02, 2008 10:45 am

shahmaran wrote:Paliometexo: "piss of Turk, stop confusing me with intelligent and logical garbage"



:lol: :lol:


Too right and all....How very dare you Shah!!!!!








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Postby Nikitas » Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:16 pm

It is easy to be "an eyewitness" in a chosen time frame, forgetting what went on before and after the events you choose to portray.

I lived the events of 1958, when the TCs had the upper hand, protected by the British, acting with full immunity when they attaced our areas in Nicosia and elsewhere.

As for the massacre of the three villages, I assume the reference is made to the Maratha Sandalaris slaughter. AT THE VERY SAME TIME that was going on TCs were busy killing all the men of the Afania area. They could not have known of the events 30 miles away. It was parallel and simultaneous sllaughter. When all mass graves are opened, and all DNA tests finished we will get to a final score, and it will not be at all exhonerating for TCs.

Will you people then decide to teach that final score in YOUR schools? Do you now teach what went on in Karpasia AFTER the Turkish forces prevailed in September 1974? That was a time when both the National Guard and EOKA had been fully defeated and you had the local population at your mercy, Mehamet is the word if I recall it right. Thousands were killed in those days of victory. And there are foreign, eyewitness accounts for that period too.
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Postby zan » Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:31 pm

Nikitas wrote:It is easy to be "an eyewitness" in a chosen time frame, forgetting what went on before and after the events you choose to portray.

I lived the events of 1958, when the TCs had the upper hand, protected by the British, acting with full immunity when they attaced our areas in Nicosia and elsewhere.

As for the massacre of the three villages, I assume the reference is made to the Maratha Sandalaris slaughter. AT THE VERY SAME TIME that was going on TCs were busy killing all the men of the Afania area. They could not have known of the events 30 miles away. It was parallel and simultaneous sllaughter. When all mass graves are opened, and all DNA tests finished we will get to a final score, and it will not be at all exhonerating for TCs.

Will you people then decide to teach that final score in YOUR schools? Do you now teach what went on in Karpasia AFTER the Turkish forces prevailed in September 1974? That was a time when both the National Guard and EOKA had been fully defeated and you had the local population at your mercy, Mehamet is the word if I recall it right. Thousands were killed in those days of victory. And there are foreign, eyewitness accounts for that period too.


Was that when Grivas was hiding in the moutains and killing people all over the place and the slogans of ENOSIS every where to calm the peoples fears :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Postby Nikitas » Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:39 pm

Grivas was in the mountains, yes. And the Greek Cypriots were under daily curfew, from 7 pm till 7 am, during which time Zan the Turkish Cypriot fanatics, under the eyes of TC cops would come over to our areas and burned, beat and looted. Read up on it. It is in all kinds of newspapers of the time. And Denktash has described how the event that unleashed this noble behavior of the "victims" was a self planted bomb. EOKA did not attack the TCs so Denktash and the TMT made sure there would be a "cause". All of it was part of the KIP plan but you are stuck on the Akritas, you leave no room in your brain for anything else.

The first major intercommunal slaughter happened in Gionelly village under the eyes of the British in 1958. What had EOKA done to provoke that attack? What did the people of Omorfita do in 1958 to deserve their expulsion? Where was Gibbons to be an eyewitness to those events?
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