tessintrnc wrote:I have just returned from having lunch on the South side by the crossing, lovely smiling people everywhere !!!!
Tess
Lucky for you Tess. I am glad you did not see a miserable old lady there.
tessintrnc wrote:I have just returned from having lunch on the South side by the crossing, lovely smiling people everywhere !!!!
Tess
Kifeas wrote:The whole incident last night, with the shutting of the Ledra street, is down to the responsibility of the Turkish side, and the inability of the TC leadership to have the "trnc police" under its control. As we all know, the police is under the command of the Turkish armed forces, which did not see the terms of the Ledra street’s opening agreement with a positive eye.
You fools, if it wasn't the responsibility of the TC side, but instead that of the GC side, wouldn't Bananiot have already been here to make the big announcement and "nail" the GC side?
Kifeas wrote:The whole incident last night, with the shutting of the Ledra street, is down to the responsibility of the Turkish side, and the inability of the TC leadership to have the "trnc police" under its control. As we all know, the police is under the command of the Turkish armed forces, which did not see the terms of the Ledra street’s opening agreement with a positive eye.
You fools, if it wasn't the responsibility of the TC side, but instead that of the GC side, wouldn't Bananiot have already been here to make the big announcement and "nail" the GC side?
denizaksulu wrote:tessintrnc wrote:I have just returned from having lunch on the South side by the crossing, lovely smiling people everywhere !!!!
Tess
Lucky for you Tess. I am glad you did not see a miserable old lady there.
denizaksulu wrote:Kifeas wrote:The whole incident last night, with the shutting of the Ledra street, is down to the responsibility of the Turkish side, and the inability of the TC leadership to have the "trnc police" under its control. As we all know, the police is under the command of the Turkish armed forces, which did not see the terms of the Ledra street’s opening agreement with a positive eye.
You fools, if it wasn't the responsibility of the TC side, but instead that of the GC side, wouldn't Bananiot have already been here to make the big announcement and "nail" the GC side?
Kifeas, I would have given you a bit more credit had you not mentioned Bananiot.
Anyway, I hope it will all blow over. More important were any Turkish soldiers in sight? Did YOU see any. Please let us know.
Regards
Deniz
tessintrnc wrote:denizaksulu wrote:tessintrnc wrote:I have just returned from having lunch on the South side by the crossing, lovely smiling people everywhere !!!!
Tess
Lucky for you Tess. I am glad you did not see a miserable old lady there.
My portable "racist bigot detector" didn't register anything - I was perfectly safe thank you !!! It was nice to sit in the sunshine and hear Turkish and Greek languages............at the same time, at the same cafes.
Tess
observer wrote:Another neutral report (Al Jazeera):
"NICOSIA, Cyprus - Greek and Turkish Cypriot authorities reopened the divided capital's Ledra Street on Thursday, but were forced to close it for nearly two hours following a dispute over how to police the street, long considered a symbol of the island's partitioning."
Could it be that policing the buffer zone was not thought about in depth. It should be UN, but from pictures I have seen, there were only a handful of UN, not enough for crowd control.
zan wrote:observer wrote:Another neutral report (Al Jazeera):
"NICOSIA, Cyprus - Greek and Turkish Cypriot authorities reopened the divided capital's Ledra Street on Thursday, but were forced to close it for nearly two hours following a dispute over how to police the street, long considered a symbol of the island's partitioning."
Could it be that policing the buffer zone was not thought about in depth. It should be UN, but from pictures I have seen, there were only a handful of UN, not enough for crowd control.
How long ago did I ask this question....what are these people doing....
denizaksulu wrote:zan wrote:observer wrote:Another neutral report (Al Jazeera):
"NICOSIA, Cyprus - Greek and Turkish Cypriot authorities reopened the divided capital's Ledra Street on Thursday, but were forced to close it for nearly two hours following a dispute over how to police the street, long considered a symbol of the island's partitioning."
Could it be that policing the buffer zone was not thought about in depth. It should be UN, but from pictures I have seen, there were only a handful of UN, not enough for crowd control.
How long ago did I ask this question....what are these people doing....
The UN are doing ..... all as per usual. Never effective when really needed. Waste of money. Well , they are on a holiday island.
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