umit07 wrote:Kikapu wrote:umit07 wrote:Lena is in Cyprus Problem section
. You must be really bored . Do not let anyone scare you off ! This section does need some new blood and it would be interesting to hear things from a younger perspective.
Lena has always been in the "Cyprus Problem" section long before you joined Umit07.!
I always enjoy seeing her giving VP a lot of
"tongue lashings", specially on morality.!!
Ever since I've been around she harly ever posts over here. Could be that I scared her away with my arrival
. What are you up to? I see you have been busy with Zan and VP!
Getting back to the topic , 34 years have past since the uncontrolable influx of people from Turkey have been arriving. By now some families would be on the third generation , I don't think that any international body would see it fit to deport someone on the grounds that their grandparents arrived "illegally" .
PS: I've been trying to find info on property issues that arised after the fall of the Berlin wall but couldn't find any good material. Would be grateful for some links or info on the matter.
Ever since I've been around she harly ever posts over here. Could be that I scared her away with my arrival
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She took off for a while before you joined perhaps, so in a way, you probably had something with her going away.!
I see you have been busy with Zan and VP!
Yeah I know. Zan and VP were abused growing up in the UK, so needless to say, they have a lot of issues that they just can't deal with, so I'm trying to help them to close those dark chapters from the past and open new ones for their futures. I tell you, it is a lot of hard work Umit07. It is just like the saying,
"you can take the mule to the water, but you can't make him drink it". Same with these two abused guys. No matter how hard I try to prevent them from making an
ASS of themselves, they want to rebel.!! I'm a very patient person however, therefore I'm willing to see to their recovery to full health.
Getting back to the topic , 34 years have past since the uncontrolable influx of people from Turkey have been arriving. By now some families would be on the third generation , I don't think that any international body would see it fit to deport someone on the grounds that their grandparents arrived "illegally" .
I don't think these reasons alone will prevent them from being sent back home. They are after all, Turkish Nationals no matter if they were born in the "trnc" or the RoC for that matter and not lost people without a country. Some exceptions will be made of course, but the rest will go back, or else, they will be discriminated by the majority of Cypriots if they remain behind, including by the TC's themselves, once they are free to express their feelings in a free and democratic Cyprus. Most of the TC's in the north have been muzzled right now, or else VP types will want to go and see them and their families with their gang, as VP was trying to get information on my family members in the north, so that he can pay a visit to them.
Also, once these settlers are told to vacate the GC's properties where they have enjoyed rent free homes for 30+ years, how on earth are they going to survive in the northern state of Cyprus when everything will become more expensive than they are now. These people will become the responsibility of the northern state's administration to pay them welfare and house them. There will be some Federal Funds for these people, but the Federal Government will not want to turn the whole island into a welfare state, otherwise all the settlers will bring all their lost uncles from Turkey to enjoy the
"free life" in Cyprus.
PS: I've been trying to find info on property issues that arised after the fall of the Berlin wall but couldn't find any good material. Would be grateful for some links or info on the matter.
I really do not know what happened. But now that you got my curiosity going, I'll look into it also. However, most people in East and West Germany more or less remained in their own homes, therefore they were not ethnically cleansed but were rather forced to live under the Soviets, those who were unlucky enough to be on the wrong side of the divide. I know you asked about Berlin specifically, and I believe it was similar to the East and West Germany situation, but will look into it.