I would certainly not argue that point O. You are right. I tried to simplify, perhaps too much what goes on. It is normal practice to give a reasonable time for the patient. Tests are carried out, but less than a miracle the result is almost always sad. I know I said 'almost'.
My sympathy is with the family.
Tassos Papadopoulos has passed away
by denizaksulu » Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:33 pm
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by Oracle » Fri Dec 12, 2008 3:46 pm
denizaksulu wrote:I would certainly not argue that point O. You are right. I tried to simplify, perhaps too much what goes on. It is normal practice to give a reasonable time for the patient. Tests are carried out, but less than a miracle the result is almost always sad. I know I said 'almost'.
My sympathy is with the family.
Agreed Deniz. We are all affected one way or another, so I for one will take some time out to think .....
Condolences to the family.
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by doesntmatter » Fri Dec 12, 2008 4:01 pm
denizaksulu wrote:The exact time of Ataturks death is also disputed. No big deal.
Ok, I can see that you do not want to debate or backup anything you claimed in your last message so I will not insist.
BTW, the "big deal" is that this thread was started by someone who was either misinformed and didn't bother to inform himself of the correctness of his information or Zan is right about his assumption as to why this thread was started in the first place.
Either way, it was wrong and the least the author can do is to apologise for the misinformation and confusion he caused.
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by halil » Fri Dec 12, 2008 8:42 pm
This is news after his dead came out from north radio and tv .
FORMER GREEK CYPRIOT LEADER PAPADOPULOS DIES AT THE AGE OF 74
Former Greek Cypriot Leader Tassos Papadopulos has died.
The 74-year old leader had been suffering from advanced lung cancer.
According to Greek Cypriot radio, he died at around 1pm.
Papadopulos played a leading role in the rejection of the UN Peace Plan, or as it was known the Annan Plan.
He had been in hospital with severe breathing difficulties since the 22nd of November.
Meanwhile, President Mehmet Ali Talat has expressed his sorrow and wished fortitude to the Greek Cypriot People over their former leader’s death.
FORMER GREEK CYPRIOT LEADER PAPADOPULOS DIES AT THE AGE OF 74
Former Greek Cypriot Leader Tassos Papadopulos has died.
The 74-year old leader had been suffering from advanced lung cancer.
According to Greek Cypriot radio, he died at around 1pm.
Papadopulos played a leading role in the rejection of the UN Peace Plan, or as it was known the Annan Plan.
He had been in hospital with severe breathing difficulties since the 22nd of November.
Meanwhile, President Mehmet Ali Talat has expressed his sorrow and wished fortitude to the Greek Cypriot People over their former leader’s death.
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by DT. » Fri Dec 12, 2008 11:46 pm
halil wrote:This is news after his dead came out from north radio and tv .
FORMER GREEK CYPRIOT LEADER PAPADOPULOS DIES AT THE AGE OF 74
Former Greek Cypriot Leader Tassos Papadopulos has died.
The 74-year old leader had been suffering from advanced lung cancer.
According to Greek Cypriot radio, he died at around 1pm.
Papadopulos played a leading role in the rejection of the UN Peace Plan, or as it was known the Annan Plan.
He had been in hospital with severe breathing difficulties since the 22nd of November.
Meanwhile, President Mehmet Ali Talat has expressed his sorrow and wished fortitude to the Greek Cypriot People over their former leader’s death.
He was the former President Halil.
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by zan » Sat Dec 13, 2008 4:15 am
Will you give DT a break now guys...I am really feeling sorry for him....Not only has his little plan back fired but he has had a bollocking, I am sure, from his leaders, for letting the cat out of the bag as soon as he saw Tpap die. He was just to eager thats all.....He didn't think it through or ask permission. Perhaps he wanted an exclusive..Who knows...Only he does and ever will. Deniz....Didn't you get a PM from him to let the thread die.....Stop helping him...You are killing him!!! 
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by BirKibrisli » Sat Dec 13, 2008 4:26 am
Well...He is now at peace...It is not upto us to pass judgement on his life...History will take care of that...May he rest in peace,and may God have mercy on his soul... 
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by DT. » Sat Dec 13, 2008 7:09 am
zan wrote:Will you give DT a break now guys...I am really feeling sorry for him....Not only has his little plan back fired but he has had a bollocking, I am sure, from his leaders, for letting the cat out of the bag as soon as he saw Tpap die. He was just to eager thats all.....He didn't think it through or ask permission. Perhaps he wanted an exclusive..Who knows...Only he does and ever will. Deniz....Didn't you get a PM from him to let the thread die.....Stop helping him...You are killing him!!!
You don't have the capability to fathom what just went on here. I've explained it to those who can take it.
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