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[Oracle]

Another anonymously written Cyprus Mail article ... what are they afraid of? Losing Kudos for doing a journalistic U-Turn?

But ''Beetroot Man" ... so worthy of CF ... it has to be Laptachap ... the bugger bandit Brit!

[anna-sh]

oracle
more like DC, or Tommy with his new building projects...... pratts the lot of them.. blinded & taken in by the denktwat regime.... hell mend them.

[Oracle]

This is really evil ...

But "Beetroot Man" had better remove himself somewhere with sun-rays more natural to his skins adaptive qualities or he will be begging the RoC for up-to-date skin cancer treatments since the Turks are not likely to be compliant ...

Another bombshell awaiting the "north" ... it's about the right length of time

[anna-sh]

[quote="Oracle"]This is really evil ...

But "Beetroot Man" had better remove himself somewhere with sun-rays more natural to his skins adaptive qualities or he will be begging the RoC for up-to-date skin cancer treatments since the Turks are not likely to be compliant ...

Another bombshell awaiting the "north" ... it's about the right length of time [/quote

We sit and wait & have the last laugh while these beetroot chaps are sitting & begging on street uk corners to find the cash towards there compo bills......

[RichardB]

Another anonymously written Cyprus Mail article ... what are they afraid of? Losing Kudos for doing a journalistic U-Turn?

The recent ECJ ruling in favour of Greek Cypriot property owner Meletis Apostolides has led to a flurry of speculation in the north over the fate of those illegally living in properties abandoned after 1974. Reporter Daniel Lucas paid a visit to the primarily British village of Karmi to see what the locals were saying )

Author given as David Lucas

[Oracle]

Another anonymously written Cyprus Mail article ... what are they afraid of? Losing Kudos for doing a journalistic U-Turn?

The recent ECJ ruling in favour of Greek Cypriot property owner Meletis Apostolides has led to a flurry of speculation in the north over the fate of those illegally living in properties abandoned after 1974. Reporter Daniel Lucas paid a visit to the primarily British village of Karmi to see what the locals were saying )

Author given as David Lucas

.. Good on this Brit ... wish some of their GC journalists had the same balls!

[roseandchan]

i think sometimes the brits forget they are visitors in someone else's country.
i'm sure if mr lucas visited our tc village ,he would be made much more welcome.

[Kifeas]

They are comfortable knowing that there will never be a solution as both sides are so intrangient that they can clearly see that the GCs will never return as they nor the TCs share a common vision or the flexibility necessary to unite. Now they are all talking of sellin their property in the UK and transfering their funds to the TRNC where the GCs have no means by to enforce the GC courts verdicts.

VP, transferring your funds in the "trnc" won't be enough to save you the day, for you may as well become arrested for disobeying the court's order as soon as you sneak your head outside your cage, either by crossing south or traveling anywhere in the EU.

Nevertheless, and since you seem to think you are threatening or frightening the GCs with a non-solution -and even though I personally do not like doing the same thing; I feel compelled to re-explain to you once more that if there will be no solution anytime soon, both sides will suffer, much more so your side!

[RichardB]

i think sometimes the brits forget they are visitors in someone else's country.
i'm sure if mr lucas visited our tc village ,he would be made much more welcome.

I'm sure he would roseandchan

The difference between visiting your village and meeting TCs who I know from experience are amongst the most hospitable people and visiting a GC village (Karmi) which is occupied by carpetbagging brits is like comparing chalk and cheese

[roseandchan]

now you see what i have to deal with daily!
we have a friend who was stationed at karmi during the event of 1974, he speaks very highly of an english lady who lived there at the time. she was a very good cook and made sure they were fed well. they were impressed with her kindness.