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[RichardB]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes!

Don't play the gentleman with me you two-cent uneducated crim, because your very first post was a clear threat to my family and my people...

“Let's not forget the whole Island was Ottoman until it was leased to the British late 19thC. As G. Bush 1 failed to finish the job in 1991 so did the Turks in 1974!”

...what happened to all the bravado now arsehole?

Now go back and tell the rest of those Cyprus44 cowards to keep coming because unkie GR is waiting…

Good on ya, GR! You articulated my thoughts entirely.

Dont tell him that Hatter.....He's good but not that good

[Hatter]

All very polite, courteous well mannered replies to a new member to your forum, such is the life of expatriate Pomes!

Don't play the gentleman with me you two-cent uneducated crim, because your very first post was a clear threat to my family and my people...

“Let's not forget the whole Island was Ottoman until it was leased to the British late 19thC. As G. Bush 1 failed to finish the job in 1991 so did the Turks in 1974!”

...what happened to all the bravado now arsehole?

Now go back and tell the rest of those Cyprus44 cowards to keep coming because unkie GR is waiting…

Good on ya, GR! You articulated my thoughts entirely.

Dont tell him that Hatter.....He's good but not that good

He was good on this one.

[Lit]

Turkish reaction from the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet

Akgün said if the issue is left to the European Court of Human Rights, the cost of paying compensation in individual cases or to a property commission on the island would be steep. He suggested the only solution is for an internationally supported peace plan, such as the Annan Plan that was rejected by Greek Cypriots in 2004, which could also resolve the property issue

The total cost of the cases is calculated as being around $40 billion. Akgün said Turkey should focus on taking legal measures against such cases rather than making political reactions. "We need to seek technical solutions that will make the court’s decision meaningless and find a way to push Greek Cypriots into a corner," he said.

So Ankara wants guarantees that any possible agreement on the Cyprus issue will make "the court’s decision meaningless". Here is the link to the Hurriyet article:

http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/dome ... sp?gid=244

What do you guys think?

[Hermes]

So Ankara wants guarantees that any possible agreement on the Cyprus issue will make "the court’s decision meaningless". Here is the link to the Hurriyet article:

http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/dome ... sp?gid=244

What do you guys think?

That is just meaningless Turkish bluster. They weren't so unhappy with the British court's initial decision and thought Mrs. Blair would save them. It turns out they got bad legal advice and lost. Now they are screwed and are looking for a way out. Bad news for them is the court's decision is final and a precedent has been set. The Greek Cypriots will not give up their legal rights. If the Turks think they can reverse this decision they are more deluded than I thought.

[anna-sh]

well it will all be over by October this year... & Mr A can get back to his land & do as he pleases.. after the remains of the orams house have been moved that is..

[Get Real!]

Turkish reaction from the Turkish newspaper Hurriyet

Akgün said if the issue is left to the European Court of Human Rights, the cost of paying compensation in individual cases or to a property commission on the island would be steep. He suggested the only solution is for an internationally supported peace plan, such as the Annan Plan that was rejected by Greek Cypriots in 2004, which could also resolve the property issue

The total cost of the cases is calculated as being around $40 billion. Akgün said Turkey should focus on taking legal measures against such cases rather than making political reactions. "We need to seek technical solutions that will make the court’s decision meaningless and find a way to push Greek Cypriots into a corner," he said.

So Ankara wants guarantees that any possible agreement on the Cyprus issue will make "the court’s decision meaningless". Here is the link to the Hurriyet article:

http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/english/dome ... sp?gid=244

What do you guys think?

Not much...

[willows]

Anna
Mr A will be very popular in TRNC won't he, wake up, do you honestly think it will ever happen, and do you think TCs or ex pats will stand by peacefully and let it.

[anna-sh]

hello willows ex cyp44 member... why shouldnt it happen it does belong to him.. i`m sure the tcs will wellcome him back in to the fold .. as for the expats they really have no say in the matter.. that`s if there still around by then

[willows]

He'll be as popular as Hitler in a synagogue.

[Get Real!]

...wake up, do you honestly think it will ever happen, and do you think TCs or ex pats will stand by peacefully and let it.

As if you're above EU law...