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Postby Nurgary » Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:37 pm

Oracle wrote:
TIME wrote:When they were not breaking the ceasefire, some Turkish troops systematically looted shops and homes in Kyrenia, a former Greek Cypriot enclave


On 22nd July Ecevit called upon the UN to "stop the genocide of Turkish-Cypriots" and declared "Turkey has accepted a cease-fire, but will not allow Turkish-Cypriots to be massacred." (Times 23rd July). On 29th July he was reported by the Daily Telegraph as follows: "Security on paper will not satisfy us. Every Turk in every corner of the island must feel at home. This we regard as an inalienable human right. So called security measures which have left Turkish-Cypriots in fear of attack and massacre are no good." The German newspaper Die Zeit wrote on 30th August 1974 "the massacre of Turks in Paphos and Famagusta is the proof of how justified the Turks were to undertake their second intervention".

In any event military action never really ceased between 20th July and 16th August. The Greeks and Greek-Cypriots continued to lay mines and construct strongpoints around the Turkish positions, and the Turks continued to reinforce their troops and to send out patrols.
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Postby Nurgary » Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:39 pm

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TIME wrote:The Turks refused to obey peacekeeping orders from blue-helmeted U.N. troops. They made U.N. soldiers leave Turkish enclaves and forbade them to bring food to Greek refugees in Kyrenia


n that position Turkish forces were not secure, and could certainly not protect the siege in Famagusta. On 8th August the Guardian reported that they had been under sustained mortar attack for 20 days, and on 17th August the Daily Telegraph reported that in the first three days of the siege an estimated 2,000 mortar bombs had fallen on them. Accordingly the Turkish army moved our of its bridgehead and advanced upon Famagusta with the object of rescuing the Turkish-Cypriot population of Famagusta and of securing a viable defensive position. The siege of Famagusta was lifted on 16th August.

The House of Commons Select Committee on Cyprus reported in 1976 "The second phase of military operations was inevitable in the view of your committee as the position reached by the Turkish forces at the time of the first cease-fire was untenable militarily and they needed tanks and armour to consolidate their position and secure Famagusta.
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Postby Oracle » Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:50 pm

This is how that lover of poetry and culture Ecevit, prepared the minds of his warmongering swarm before he let them loose on Cyprus ....

HATRED

As long as the vulgar Greek exists in this world
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
As long as I see him there like a dog
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
A thousand heads of infidel Giaours cannot wash away this hatred.

My only aim is revenge
When my turn comes to go to battle
In one day I'll butcher a thousand Giaours
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
A thousand heads of infidel Giaours cannot wash away this hatred.

Even if I crush thirty thousand of their heads with a stone
Even if I wrench out the teeth of ten thousand
And throw a hundred thousand of their corpses into the river
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
A thousand heads of infidel Giaours cannot wash away this hatred.

The whole world knows how superior the Turk is
Who crashed the Greek's fucked world over his head
Even if I burn in stokeholes the heads of five thousand of them
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
A thousand heads of infidel Giaours cannot wash away this hatred.

Even if I slash forty thousand of them with my bayonet
And send eighty thousand of them to the devil
And hang a hundred thousand of them
By Allah, this hatred won't leave me
A thousand heads of infidel Giaours cannot wash away this hatred.
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Postby Piratis » Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:53 pm

On 22nd July Ecevit called upon the UN to "stop the genocide of Turkish-Cypriots" and declared "Turkey has accepted a cease-fire, but will not allow Turkish-Cypriots to be massacred." (Times 23rd July).


:roll:

The fact is that no TC was killed in 1974 before the Turkish invasion had started on 20th of July.

When Turkey, with the help of TCs, invaded Cyprus and started to kill Greek Cypriots by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing GCs by the 100s of thousands, some TCs got killed as well. The fact is that in 1974 1000s of GCs died, while only a few 100s of TCs.

The hypocrisy of Ecevit calling the deaths of a few 100s of TCs, in the war which he started, as a "genocide", while ignoring the fact that 10 times as many GCs were being killed, is indicative of the lame excuses that Turkey used to put into action the partition plan they had since the 50s and occupy 1/3rd of our country.
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Postby denizaksulu » Thu Mar 20, 2008 12:56 pm

Gabira wrote:
Oracle wrote:Bloody Turks ..... leave Cyprus NOW!


Vay be ... giavolem ... tam gahbagratli :lol:

Hade Oracle ... let's live together as compatriots ... I know you really want to :roll:



Gavolem bre gabira, nasil da boyle gonushun. Ama o cadiya da boyle yarasir. :lol: :lol:
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Postby Nurgary » Thu Mar 20, 2008 1:26 pm

purdey wrote:Anyone remember the excercise at Liverpool docks...


Yes a few - Ex Grand Slam was one!
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Postby Gabira » Thu Mar 20, 2008 1:31 pm

Piratis wrote:
On 22nd July Ecevit called upon the UN to "stop the genocide of Turkish-Cypriots" and declared "Turkey has accepted a cease-fire, but will not allow Turkish-Cypriots to be massacred." (Times 23rd July).


:roll:

The fact is that no TC was killed in 1974 before the Turkish invasion had started on 20th of July.

When Turkey, with the help of TCs, invaded Cyprus and started to kill Greek Cypriots by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing GCs by the 100s of thousands, some TCs got killed as well. The fact is that in 1974 1000s of GCs died, while only a few 100s of TCs.

The hypocrisy of Ecevit calling the deaths of a few 100s of TCs, in the war which he started, as a "genocide", while ignoring the fact that 10 times as many GCs were being killed, is indicative of the lame excuses that Turkey used to put into action the partition plan they had since the 50s and occupy 1/3rd of our country.


The perpetual propaganda machine continues to churn it's own vomit. Your relentless barrage of this crap magnifies your state of hopelessness in achieving your one sided attempt to condition others with your bigoted venom.

I'm with my brother humanist from here on ... partition appears to be the only solution. GC's stay on their side and TC's on their side and I will move to Australia to be with humanist :lol: :lol:
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Postby purdey » Thu Mar 20, 2008 1:52 pm

Are you ex forces or Police Nurgary.
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Postby umit07 » Thu Mar 20, 2008 2:19 pm

Nice poem Phoenix, where did you find it? Or did you wirte it :shock: ?
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Postby Oracle » Thu Mar 20, 2008 2:26 pm

umit07 wrote:Nice poem Phoenix, where did you find it? Or did you wirte it :shock: ?


Here is the Original .... (I don't do Turkish :roll: )

KIN (Hatred)

Kahpe Yunan bu dünyada durdukça
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Durup durup köpek gibi gördükçe
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Bin Gâvur kellesi bir kin ödemez

Ŏç almaktur yergâne tasam
Sira gėlse savaş meydanuna uğrasam
Bir günde bin Gâvur kellesi doğrasam
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Bin Gâvur kellesi bir kin ödemez

Otuz bininin taşla ezsem başinı
On bininin pensle söksem dişini
Yüz bininin çaya döksem leşini
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Bin Gâvur kellesi bir kin ödemez

Bütün dünya bilir Türk ’ün farkını
Yunan ’in başina yikan çarkınt
Künhanlarda yâksam beş bin kırkını
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Bin Gâvur kellesi bir kin ödemez

Kırk binini süngü ile pullasam
Seksen binini cehenneme yollasam
Yüz binini ile çeklip sallasam
Bu kin benden vallâhi de gidemez
Bin Gâvur kellesi bir kin ödemez

The text of HATRED was published by the large
circulation Turkish newspapaer Hurriyet on 18 July
1974, just 48 hours before the Turkish invasion of
Cyprus by order of the Bulent Ecevit government.
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