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Syria re-Affirms Illegality of Turkish Occupation ...

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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Jun 03, 2009 9:56 pm

YFred wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:Methinks, Turkey controls most of Syria's water. After Hatay? Syria? :lol: :lol:

Sorry, just laughing at Worldpolitiks. Incredible. :lol:

Don’t' worry, soon they will be supplying water to the southerners and they will control them too. :lol: :lol: :lol:


Hmm, somewhat I dont hink so. They are so stuck up, they would die of thirst first. As we know, their priotiies are 'Armaments' for the great invasion of Turkey. How is the Greek Water Supplies going on? Have they began yet?
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Postby Oracle » Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:34 pm

Stop it! ... Both of you! .... Just stop it! :roll:

There you are, being told the truth, and your string of denials are pathetic.

Syria are not "friends" with Turkey, otherwise they would not condemn the illegal occupation just like everyone else does.

If Syria are moralistic ... as I think they are ... they would condemn Turkey (as they have done!) and hence would not want to associate with an immoral illegal regime ...

So stop pretending you are liked and everything is OK for you. And no ... Cyprus does not need your water ... so save it!
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Postby YFred » Wed Jun 03, 2009 10:34 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
YFred wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:Methinks, Turkey controls most of Syria's water. After Hatay? Syria? :lol: :lol:

Sorry, just laughing at Worldpolitiks. Incredible. :lol:

Don’t' worry, soon they will be supplying water to the southerners and they will control them too. :lol: :lol: :lol:


Hmm, somewhat I dont hink so. They are so stuck up, they would die of thirst first. As we know, their priotiies are 'Armaments' for the great invasion of Turkey. How is the Greek Water Supplies going on? Have they began yet?

You can take the donkey to the water, but you can't make it drink. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby denizaksulu » Wed Jun 03, 2009 11:27 pm

Oracle wrote:Stop it! ... Both of you! .... Just stop it! :roll:

There you are, being told the truth, and your string of denials are pathetic.

Syria are not "friends" with Turkey, otherwise they would not condemn the illegal occupation just like everyone else does.

If Syria are moralistic ... as I think they are ... they would condemn Turkey (as they have done!) and hence would not want to associate with an immoral illegal regime ...

So stop pretending you are liked and everything is OK for you. And no ... Cyprus does not need your water ... so save it!



I never said that Syria is a friend of Turkey; on the contrary. I feel sorry for them though. They are prisoners of the Water Supplier.
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Postby Oracle » Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:01 am

Cyprus: FM Kyprianou visits Syria

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr Markos Kyprianou paid an official visit to the Syrian Arab Republic, yesterday.

During his visit, Mr Kyprianou was received by the President of Syria, Mr Bashar al-Assad and held separate meetings with the President of the Parliament, Mr Mahmoud al-Abrash and the Foreign Minister, Mr Walid al-Moullem.

In the meeting with President al-Assad, the good relations between the two countries were reaffirmed, and the will to further enhance them was expressed. FM Kyprianou briefed the Syrian President on the current phase of the direct talks to solve the Cyprus problem and conveyed friendly greetings as well as a written message from the President of the Republic Mr Demetris Christofias.

During the talks that Mr Kyprianou had with his counterpart, Mr al-Moullem, Cyprus – Syrian bilateral relations were discussed, as well as pending agreements between the Republic of Cyprus and the Syrian Arab Republic, while they agreed to speed-up the process of finalizing them, in light of the President’s upcoming visit to the country. They also discussed the resolution of the recent Organisation of The Islamic Conference on Cyprus, and EU – Syrian relations, especially the EU-Syria Association Agreement. They also exchanged views on the issue of the Middle East peace process, on which Mr Kyprianou expressed the firm positions of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus.

On the part of Syria, the country’s support of the efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus problem on the basis of UN resolutions was expressed, and the respect of the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus was stressed.

Source: isria.com
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Postby AWE » Thu Jun 04, 2009 2:55 am

Ah the usual platitudes then.

Funny how in a single party dictatorship where the motto of the Party is "Unity, Freedom, Socialism" they cannot stop "private concerns"...
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Postby runaway » Thu Jun 04, 2009 7:55 am

Tuesday May 26 topix.com

The Organization of Islamic Conference calls for an end to isolations on Turkish Cypriots.

OIC Foreign Ministers have approved a draft regulation on Cyprus during their gathering in Damascus.

The OIC regulation is welcomed by Turkish circles.

The Organization of the Islamic Conference has approved a draft regulation on the Cyprus issue.

OIC Foreign Ministers put the latest developments on the Cyprus issue on top of the agenda in their 36th gathering in the Syrian capital Damascus.

OIC Secretary-General Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu welcomed the approval as a very good decision taken on the Cyprus issue.

He said the idea of establishing a peace force with Islamic countries was also high on the Damascus agenda and noted that works towards realizing this will continue.

Also evaluating the OIC draft regulation on Cyprus, the Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said the OIC decisions stand up for Turkey’s rightful cause on Cyprus.

Reports say that the draft regulation makes reference to the existence of a Turkish Cypriot state in Cyprus.
It also makes a strong call for the rejection of international isolation imposed on Turkish Cypriots.
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:31 am

What do you expect to hear from an organization that describes itself as…

“…the collective voice of the Muslim world and ensuring to safeguard and protect the interests of the Muslim world…”

Turkish Cypriots complain about racism of the EU… can a European country enter the OIC? :lol:
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Postby denizaksulu » Thu Jun 04, 2009 8:42 am

Oracle wrote:Cyprus: FM Kyprianou visits Syria

The Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr Markos Kyprianou paid an official visit to the Syrian Arab Republic, yesterday.

During his visit, Mr Kyprianou was received by the President of Syria, Mr Bashar al-Assad and held separate meetings with the President of the Parliament, Mr Mahmoud al-Abrash and the Foreign Minister, Mr Walid al-Moullem.

In the meeting with President al-Assad, the good relations between the two countries were reaffirmed, and the will to further enhance them was expressed. FM Kyprianou briefed the Syrian President on the current phase of the direct talks to solve the Cyprus problem and conveyed friendly greetings as well as a written message from the President of the Republic Mr Demetris Christofias.

During the talks that Mr Kyprianou had with his counterpart, Mr al-Moullem, Cyprus – Syrian bilateral relations were discussed, as well as pending agreements between the Republic of Cyprus and the Syrian Arab Republic, while they agreed to speed-up the process of finalizing them, in light of the President’s upcoming visit to the country. They also discussed the resolution of the recent Organisation of The Islamic Conference on Cyprus, and EU – Syrian relations, especially the EU-Syria Association Agreement. They also exchanged views on the issue of the Middle East peace process, on which Mr Kyprianou expressed the firm positions of the Government of the Republic of Cyprus.

On the part of Syria, the country’s support of the efforts to find a solution to the Cyprus problem on the basis of UN resolutions was expressed, and the respect of the sovereignty and the territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus was stressed.

Source: isria.com



These are mere words Oracle. Had you paid more attention to Arab history, you ought to know by now how they can wheel and deal. You tell me what kind of country is it that it provides the support for the RoC and on the other hands will not stop the Ferries. Double dealing is the Arab way. Tell you one thing and do something else.
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Postby Oracle » Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:50 am

runaway wrote:Tuesday May 26 topix.com


:lol:

runaway wrote:The OIC regulation is welcomed by Turkish circles.


Well then you are even more desperate than I thought ...

Denizaksulu wrote:Double dealing is the Arab way. Tell you one thing and do something else.


runaway wrote:Reports say that the draft regulation makes reference to the existence of a Turkish Cypriot state in Cyprus.


Just because Turkey has put in a request in some draft, it doesn't mean a "state" exists or that even any of the OIC countries would endorse it!
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