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[halil]

Halil
Halil,i do not approve what they did but we are talking about something different here..
As you know the boys have been detained for seven days until police completes the investigation..
Do you believe that this was necessary?do you think they would have interfered with the investigation in any way had they not been jailed for seven days?

I agree with you on this one Iceman . There is a another ways to finalise the case .
i don't think that they should detained after all they are ready to say sorry but police also after the 160 members too . do you have the web page address of this topic because i did see this news today as u know i was away from Cyprus.

[iceman]

Halil
Halil,i do not approve what they did but we are talking about something different here..
As you know the boys have been detained for seven days until police completes the investigation..
Do you believe that this was necessary?do you think they would have interfered with the investigation in any way had they not been jailed for seven days?

I agree with you on this one Iceman . There is a another ways to finalise the case .
i don't think that they should detained after all they are ready to say sorry but police also after the 160 members too . do you have the web page address of this topic because i did see this news today as u know i was away from Cyprus.

I read about this on Sener Levent's article on todays Afrika but they dont have an up to date online version.
This is from Yeniduzen http://www.yeniduzengazetesi.com/templa ... 2&zoneid=3

[halil]

Halil
Halil,i do not approve what they did but we are talking about something different here..
As you know the boys have been detained for seven days until police completes the investigation..
Do you believe that this was necessary?do you think they would have interfered with the investigation in any way had they not been jailed for seven days?

I agree with you on this one Iceman . There is a another ways to finalise the case .
i don't think that they should detained after all they are ready to say sorry but police also after the 160 members too . do you have the web page address of this topic because i did see this news today as u know i was away from Cyprus.

I read about this on Sener Levent's article on todays Afrika but they dont have an up to date online version.
This is from Yeniduzen http://www.yeniduzengazetesi.com/templa ... 2&zoneid=3

thanks İceman

never heard this one before '' galiz küfür''

[iceman]

I did not hear this expression before either..

[halil]

I did not hear this expression before either..

this one looks like main argument of the case . ''galiz küfür'' i will find out whats all about this expression .

[DT.]

Talat likes to wear ladies underwear and walks the streets of Lefkosa as a transvestite hooker after midnight.

I shall await his secret service to visit.

[Oracle]

Talat likes to wear ladies underwear and walks the streets of Lefkosa as a transvestite hooker after midnight.

I shall await his secret service to visit.

I think he will be keeping his secret service men busy personally

[iceman]

It would be interesting to see what would happen,if someone using his real name,in the ROC,created a facebook group specifically to swear (heavily) at president Christofias.

food for thought......

[Kifeas]

BREAKING NEWS 30.NOV.08
Two Turkish –Cypriot men have been arrested and remanded in custody after insulting Turkish Cypriot Mehmet Ali Talat on a personal internet webpage.

According to our correspondent in north Cyprus, the two men made various “insulting remarks” about Talat on their Facebook page, which was spotted by the Turkish Cypriot security services.

After appearing before a judge yesterday, the court requested that the men, aged 19 and 21, remain in custody whilst investigations continue.

As the number of websites being blocked by Turkey’s courts and government rise, so do concerns about Internet censorship in the country and Ankara’s already troubled record on freedom of speech.

Internet providers, chat rooms, blogs, message boards and personal websites based in north Cyprus are actively monitored by the “police” and security services.

The Turkish Cypriot north is seen as a breakaway state, with only Turkey recognizing it - the Turkish telecom giant Turkcell, own most of the telephone and internet infrastructure in the north.

In recent weeks all computers in northern Cyprus have also been banned from using video site Youtube, in line with a Turkish court ban.
- Copyright © Famagusta Gazette 2008

By the same token, had Bananiot not being living in this "3rd world" country, he should already have been breaking ice rocks in siberia, for the zilions of insults against Papadopoulos over the internet, during the past 5 years.

[DT.]

It would be interesting to see what would happen,if someone using his real name,in the ROC,created a facebook group specifically to swear (heavily) at president Christofias.

food for thought......

consider it done