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[denizaksulu]

Btw, FreeSpirit which came first?

Islamofascism or Christianofascism?

All bloody religions are responsible for so much fanatiscm and death.

There are too many countries in this world that give religion way too much credit. However, you can not compare Islamofascism to Christianofascism, unless maybe in the US redneck bible belt.

All you need to do is take a close look at Iran and Saudi Arabia. The stonings, beheadings, public mutilations, treatment of women, and public hangings from the grotesque practice of Sharia Law.

...........add to that the sacking and massacres at Jerusalem at the hands of the Christian monarchs during the crusades and many others in the past. Every ones hands are tainted with blood. No one is innocent.

[Oracle]

The Times has an article on Andreas Liveras and his unfortunate untimely end.

Best wishes to his family ....

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/w ... 248416.ece

[Paphitis]

are you sure that British are safe in Cyprus ?

once more again have a look forum topics .

Have a look at the list again blind Turk! It is not Cyprus which is listed, but TURKEY that has been classified by the British Foreign Office along with the other British hating Terrorist afflicted countries ...

TURKEY a TERRORIST NATION that BRITISH people should AVOID!

The Foreign Office has advised British citizens to not travel to these and advises against all travel to parts of:

* Afghanistan
* Algeria
* Angola
* Armenia
* Bangladesh
* Bolivia
* Chad
* Comoros
* Congo
* Congo (Democratic Republic)
* Ecuador
* Ethiopia
* Guinea
* India
* Indonesia
* Iraq
* Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories
* Ivory Coast (Cote d'Ivoire)
* Kenya
* Kosovo
* Liberia
* Libya
* Mauritania
* Nicaragua
* Niger
* Nigeria
* Pakistan
* Russian Federation
* Rwanda
* Sudan
* Thailand
* Turkey
* Uganda
* Uzbekistan
* Yemen
* Zimbabwe

FREEDOM ...

Turkey is a terrorist nation that Aussies need to avoid as well, acording to The Australian Government.

Summary
We advise you to exercise a high degree of caution in Turkey because of the high threat of terrorist attack. International and domestic terrorist groups have recently staged attacks.
Pay close attention to your personal security at all times and monitor the media for information about possible new safety or security risks.
Terrorist attacks can occur anywhere at any time in Turkey. Foreigners have been killed and injured. We continue to receive reports that terrorists are planning attacks against a range of targets. See Safety and Security: Terrorism for a list of possible targets.
The tourist season during Turkey's spring and summer months has traditionally been marked by increased terrorist attacks. A domestic terrorist group made a public statement in March 2008, similar to ones issued in past years, that it would attack "Turkish tourist sites". Potential targets include tourist destinations in the Aegean and Mediterranean regions and foreign interests in Turkey.
Recent credible reports suggest terrorists are planning attacks in response to Turkish military action against terrorists and their bases in northern Iraq.
You should avoid any large gatherings and demonstrations as they may turn violent. In the past, violent demonstrations have resulted in deaths and injuries.
We advise you to reconsider your need to travel to provinces in the southeast of Turkey, including those in the border region between Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Iran, due to the unpredictable security situation. If you do decide to travel to these areas, you should exercise extreme caution.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed human deaths from avian influenza in Turkey. See the Health Issues section below for advice to Australians travelling to or resident in Turkey.
Be a smart traveller. Before heading overseas:
organise comprehensive travel insurance and check what circumstances and activities are not covered by your policy
register your travel and contact details, so we can contact you in an emergency
subscribe to this travel advice to receive free email updates each time it's reissued.

http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/zw-cgi/ ... ice/Turkey

[halil]

dandini das dana danalar girdi bosdana .............


We all witness in this forum , who were attacking the British and British public ..... now just trying to play good boy role .......

we all know how bubbles , tess or others how they have been under the harassing fire .

what all about this now = confess

Where?

We love the Brit expats.

I wouldn't say we love the Brit expats, just some of them. The ones that spend all their time moaning about Cypriots and saying "Cyprus is in the EU now", can bugger off back to the UK

From my side of the view CBBB,
I don't hate anybody for me all nationalities are equal . There is a bad or good ones in it . doesn!t mean from those bad ones we can hate or look them with another window.

We the Cypriots we must not forget that UK is our second home too . Many Cypriots has found their future in UK .

but still some people are ignoring the British citizens in Cyprus. I am not going to put all the topics has been put in here It shows how hate was spreading around

[Bananiot]

I travelled to Mumbai last July with my British passport and I had to pay 110 euro for the visa instead of 95 euro which is the standard fee for Cyp passport holders. I think the extra 15 euro I paid was for increased security for Brits. Now I know why an armed guy was following me everywhere. See a couple of pictures I took that shows the kind of people the sick terrorists attacked.

[Tim Drayton]

CBBB,
are you sure that British are safe in Cyprus ?

This British citizen feels far safer walking along St Andrew's Street in Limassol (or Girne Caddesi in Nicosia) than, say, Stoke Newington High Street back in his home country.

[Paphitis]

I have no idea why anyone would choose to travel with a British passport.

I made it a rule to never use my Australian Passport except for exiting and entering Australia. There are numerous travel warnings for Brits, Americans, and Australians in particular. Ever since I have been able to do so, I only carry a Cypriot passport and leave my Aussie passport tucked away in my checked in baggage.

Basically, I never use my Australian passport for anything when overseas.

[Kikapu]

Increasingly carrying a British passport when traveling outside of the EU is seen as "high risk" dual nationality Brits are dropping their British passports and using safer options

I think the safest bet would be for everyone to get a passport from the "trnc" since the terrorist will not know where or what "trnc" is.!

It may even help the authorities overpower the terrorist while they are preoccupied amongst themselves trying to figure out where or what is "trnc".!

[Tim Drayton]

Increasingly carrying a British passport when traveling outside of the EU is seen as "high risk" dual nationality Brits are dropping their British passports and using safer options

I think the safest bet would be for everyone to get a passport from the "trnc" since the terrorist will not know where or what "trnc" is.!

It may even help the authorities overpower the terrorist while they are preoccupied amongst themselves trying to figure out where or what is "trnc".!

Trouble is you can only travel to Turkey on it (I think).

[DT.]

Increasingly carrying a British passport when traveling outside of the EU is seen as "high risk" dual nationality Brits are dropping their British passports and using safer options

I think the safest bet would be for everyone to get a passport from the "trnc" since the terrorist will not know where or what "trnc" is.!

It may even help the authorities overpower the terrorist while they are preoccupied amongst themselves trying to figure out where or what is "trnc".!

best post ever!