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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby boomerang » Sun May 03, 2009 4:10 am

insan wrote:
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cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


oh yeah titty man, you want to sue someone for using land, after you lot threw every one out of their houses, with a shirt the on their back, sold off their properties and you wanna whine about someone using the land, which at the end of the day still belongs to you...

yeah the international community is really gonna reward you with the mentality what's mine is mine and what's yours is also mine... you are a lost cause titty man... :lol:

and then you call me nationalistic you moron... :lol:

anyway yout attention is need here titty man...

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=443541#443541

don't be a dipshit and get your ass over here el pronto...
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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby insan » Sun May 03, 2009 4:14 am

boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


oh yeah titty man, you want to sue someone for using land, after you lot threw every one out of their houses, with a shirt the on their back, sold off their properties and you wanna whine about someone using the land, which at the end of the day still belongs to you...

yeah the international community is really gonna reward you with the mentality what's mine is mine and what's yours is also mine... you are a lost cause titty man... :lol:

and then you call me nationalistic you moron... :lol:

anyway yout attention is need here titty man...

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=443541#443541

don't be a dipshit and get your ass over here el pronto...


Yes, lamer. U r an illiterate Greek nationalist. :lol:
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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby boomerang » Sun May 03, 2009 4:19 am

insan wrote:
boomerang wrote:
insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


oh yeah titty man, you want to sue someone for using land, after you lot threw every one out of their houses, with a shirt the on their back, sold off their properties and you wanna whine about someone using the land, which at the end of the day still belongs to you...

yeah the international community is really gonna reward you with the mentality what's mine is mine and what's yours is also mine... you are a lost cause titty man... :lol:

and then you call me nationalistic you moron... :lol:

anyway yout attention is need here titty man...

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?p=443541#443541

don't be a dipshit and get your ass over here el pronto...


Yes, lamer. U r an illiterate Greek nationalist. :lol:


what's the matter titty man...you running on empty?... :lol:

you are very hollow titty man... :lol:
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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby Viewpoint » Sun May 03, 2009 1:26 pm

insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


I agree now the TC counter claims will start as the TCs who have exchanged land in the south will now demand it back through the courts in the south who cannot delay or discriminate nor can they link verdicts to a solution being found....
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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby halil » Sun May 03, 2009 5:58 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


I agree now the TC counter claims will start as the TCs who have exchanged land in the south will now demand it back through the courts in the south who cannot delay or discriminate nor can they link verdicts to a solution being found....


Here is the one TC is waiting to get from result from ICJ .

His name is Erdoğan ATAKAN .News was published at Daily Kibris today .

He is claiming back his land .Like him 52 man also waiting hopefully the result. He is from Tatlısu village from Larnaka discrete.

from below link u can read rest of the story İnsan .
İf u can translate it will be much better insan.

AiHM den Günbekliyor.

http://www.kibrisgazetesi.com/

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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby DT. » Sun May 03, 2009 6:36 pm

halil wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


I agree now the TC counter claims will start as the TCs who have exchanged land in the south will now demand it back through the courts in the south who cannot delay or discriminate nor can they link verdicts to a solution being found....


Here is the one TC is waiting to get from result from ICJ .

His name is Erdoğan ATAKAN .News was published at Daily Kibris today .

He is claiming back his land .Like him 52 man also waiting hopefully the result. He is from Tatlısu village from Larnaka discrete.

from below link u can read rest of the story İnsan .
İf u can translate it will be much better insan.

AiHM den Günbekliyor.

http://www.kibrisgazetesi.com/

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There are methods and processes for him to get his land and if he does I will be very happy for him..

Now explain to me Halil, why are you so unhappy that its now harder for the foreigners to buy our land in the north?
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Postby anna-sh » Sun May 03, 2009 6:51 pm

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the gentleman in question will have no problems geting his home land back as have most tcs, my point is though. Tatlisu or should i say Akanthou where my husbands family are from was a GC village with no tcs in the area, even after the ceasefire line opened the village was an un- occupied area, only now since Denktwat brought illegal mainlandlers over has it been occupied, are you sure the gentleman is from where you say?
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Re: I just visited these abandoned villages near Lysos...

Postby insan » Sun May 03, 2009 6:52 pm

DT. wrote:
halil wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
insan wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
cymart wrote:The countryside is lovely and a few of the houses have been repaired and are inhabited by shepherds and farmers who are Greek-Cypriot refugees.But overall,they are very forlorn places and the atmosphere there is sad.Does anyone in the north know where the inhabitants of these four villages:Sarama,Istinjo(strange name-what does it mean!)Zacharia and Melandra went to when they left,or where they are today?
I know most of the T.C's from Polis went to Serhadkoy/ Filia near Morphou and from Androlikou to Canlibel/Myrtou.As for Pano Yialia,I can tell you it is in very good condition and a very desirable location.The old schoolhouse is now a well-known taverna and the former inhabitants are in Syrianokhori,now called Yayla,very aptly and visit quite often,so there is hope yet for reconciliation between Cypriots.


We are a smaller population ad we looked after nearly all their properties all they did with ours is knock them down or intentionally leave them to deteriorate.


No VP, they look after arable TC land in South very well. They have been freely cultivating many goods on "stolen" TC arable land and then freely selling them to whatever country they wish. No one, including u and all others sued them abt doing this illegally. U, VP; just know how to argue with others, hours and hours just for amusement. All other who have the same mentality like urs just do the same. Just argue but no legal actions against it.


I agree now the TC counter claims will start as the TCs who have exchanged land in the south will now demand it back through the courts in the south who cannot delay or discriminate nor can they link verdicts to a solution being found....


Here is the one TC is waiting to get from result from ICJ .

His name is Erdoğan ATAKAN .News was published at Daily Kibris today .

He is claiming back his land .Like him 52 man also waiting hopefully the result. He is from Tatlısu village from Larnaka discrete.

from below link u can read rest of the story İnsan .
İf u can translate it will be much better insan.

AiHM den Günbekliyor.

http://www.kibrisgazetesi.com/

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There are methods and processes for him to get his land and if he does I will be very happy for him..

Now explain to me Halil, why are you so unhappy that its now harder for the foreigners to buy our land in the north?


The only reason we r unhappy with it is it will badly affect the economic conditions of TC refugees and secondarily the economic conditions of vast majority of inhabitants of TRNC.

Actually, we all know that behind such legal actions; the real aim is to harass TCs and Turkey, create uneasiness between TCs and Turkey that supposedly would lead a revolt against Turkey, supposedly increasing the cost of so-called occupation to TCs and Turks, create international impressions that Cyprus problem is a matter of "invasion"... Shortly "Fabian Tactics"...

Let's see where such "Fabian Tactics" will lead us. Imo, through into a chaotic environment that in the end will lead permenant partition.
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Postby insan » Sun May 03, 2009 6:55 pm

anna-sh wrote:halil
the gentleman in question will have no problems geting his home land back as have most tcs, my point is though. Tatlisu or should i say Akanthou where my husbands family are from was a GC village with no tcs in the area, even after the ceasefire line opened the village was an un- occupied area, only now since Denktwat brought illegal mainlandlers over has it been occupied, are you sure the gentleman is from where you say?


As far as I know TCs call Mari as Tatlısu.
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Postby anna-sh » Sun May 03, 2009 7:07 pm

sorry insan the tcs call akanthou ( tatlitsu)
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