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by **Lit** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 1:03 am

Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

by **Oracle** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 5:45 pm

Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... :roll:

.... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

by **YFred** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 5:57 pm

Oracle wrote:
Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... .... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

Why not put a price on it then? After all all stolen property is priced!

by **Kikapu** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 6:28 pm

YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... .... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

Why not put a price on it then? After all all stolen property is priced!

Why do I get the feeling that you are not going to like the answer which you will get from Oracle.! :lol:

by **Oracle** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:14 pm

Kikapu wrote:
YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... .... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

Why not put a price on it then? After all all stolen property is priced!

Why do I get the feeling that you are not going to like the answer which you will get from Oracle.!

I don't think peddler Fred knows the meaning of 'Priceless' :roll:

.... the old cheapskate who knows the price of everything, and the value of nothing!

by **YFred** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:33 pm

Kikapu wrote:
YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... .... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

Why not put a price on it then? After all all stolen property is priced!

Why do I get the feeling that you are not going to like the answer which you will get from Oracle.!

Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise. Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise? Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC citizen occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
There is nothing priceless in our world. Everyone and everything has a price. The question is, are we willing to pay it?

by **Kikapu** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 7:42 pm

YFred wrote:
Kikapu wrote:
YFred wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Very kind of them to place a monetary value on our heritage .... .... However, they seem to miss the point that the whole AREA is stolen.

Why not put a price on it then? After all all stolen property is priced!

Why do I get the feeling that you are not going to like the answer which you will get from Oracle.!

Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise. Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise? Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC citizen occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
There is nothing priceless in our world. Everyone and everything has a price. The question is, are we willing to pay it?

Why do I get the feeling that your brain has blown a fuse and is repeating everything, just like what Bayrak does, just so to fill the space with rubbish..!

by **bill cobbett** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:08 pm

YFred wrote:
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise. Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise? Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC citizen occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
There is nothing priceless in our world. Everyone and everything has a price. The question is, are we willing to pay it?

Rah Freddoulla,

Haven't you told us that you will never go in to the Free Areas and now you tell us that not only have you gone but you've gone around pinching bamya.

So which is it - have you gone or not,? Will you go or not?

by **YFred** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:50 pm

bill cobbett wrote:
YFred wrote:
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise. Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
Why do I get the feeling you are Oracle in disguise? Only joking.
This peddler never stole nothing and hasn’t got everything belonging to him yet on account of one Bafidi RoC citizen occupying my land without my permission and growing Ocra (Bamya) on it. When I met him, he offered me to walk on to my land an pick as much as I liked as if it mine.
There is nothing priceless in our world. Everyone and everything has a price. The question is, are we willing to pay it?

Rah Freddoulla,

Haven't you told us that you will never go in to the Free Areas and now you tell us that not only have you gone but you've gone around pinching bamya.

So which is it - have you gone or not,? Will you go or not?

Re pushdocharlui, whats the matter you? haven't you got no respect? Straobelecin banosu, how can I pinch what belongs to me?

Yep, I will not was what I've said. I went once to see my land,and once to see my GC friend from London in the South Nicosia. is that ok with you. I've been boycotting the south ever since your hero TPapa declared that he was suffocating the TCs with love.

by **Get Real!** » Thu Jul 16, 2009 8:56 pm

Lit wrote:Stolen antiquities were found in occupied Famagusta

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (15.07.09) reports that the self-styled police in occupied Famagusta seized five antiquities belonging to the 19th century. Three statues and three icons were found in the yard of a house. Four persons were arrested. It is estimated that the value of antiquities is 320 thousand Turkish liras.

Was it seized so it can be returned to the rightful owner/authority or because the puppet regime has a monopoly on stolen Cypriot antiquity trading?