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Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots

Postby halil » Fri Aug 28, 2009 10:45 am

The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin has said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Cyprus Turkish People with the capacity of a guarantor power to protect the rights, freedom and security of the TRNC.

Mr Sahin who arrived in the TRNC yesterday morning – was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat soon after his arrival.

Speaking during the meeting, President Talat said the Cyprus Turkish People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

Speaking at Ercan Airport, Mr Sahin repeated that Turkey was in favor of
a just and lasting solution in Cyprus.

Pointing to the fact that the TRNC people were suffering under an unjust isolation despite being in favor of an agreement and solution, Mr Sahin referred the isolation as a shame on humanity.

The Turkish Parliamentary Speaker called on the international community to honor the promises it gave to the Turkish Cypriot people and to lift the isolation.

Later, Mr Sahin was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat.
Welcoming Mr Sahin at the Presidential Palace, President Talat said the Turkish Cypriot People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

‘We would not undertake joint economic and political action, if we had little doubt on this,’ Mr Talat added.

He said that the Greek Cypriot Side which is recognized as the `Republic of Cyprus’ was enjoying the support of the European Union and the whole world while the TRNC is supported only by Turkey, in the continuing peace negotiations.

The President said that an important step was taken and the negotiation
process was launched keeping this reality in mind.

Later, Mr Sahin held discussions with Speaker of the Republic’s Assembly Hasan Bozer and Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu respectively.

Welcoming the visiting speaker, Mr Bozer said that the national struggle that has been continuing in Cyprus for many years has been conducted together with Motherland Turkey.

Stressing that Turkey is the reason behind the existence of the TRNC, Mr Bozer underlined the need to continue these friendly, close relations between the two countries.

For his part, Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu said he felt very comfortable knowing that Turkey was by the side of the TRNC with its government and parliament.

Noting that the TRNC was facing economic problems, Mr Eroglu said these problems would only be overcome with the support of Turkey.

Within the framework of his contacts in the Republic, Mr Sahin also held discussions with Turkish Ambassador to Lefkosa Sakir Fakili.

In the afternoon, he visited founding President Rauf Denktas, the Commander of the Turkish Peace Forces in Cyprus Lieutenant General Akin Zorlu and the Bogaz Martyrdom.
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Re: Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots

Postby EPSILON » Fri Aug 28, 2009 10:51 am

halil wrote:The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin has said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Cyprus Turkish People with the capacity of a guarantor power to protect the rights, freedom and security of the TRNC.

Mr Sahin who arrived in the TRNC yesterday morning – was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat soon after his arrival.

Speaking during the meeting, President Talat said the Cyprus Turkish People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

Speaking at Ercan Airport, Mr Sahin repeated that Turkey was in favor of
a just and lasting solution in Cyprus.

Pointing to the fact that the TRNC people were suffering under an unjust isolation despite being in favor of an agreement and solution, Mr Sahin referred the isolation as a shame on humanity.

The Turkish Parliamentary Speaker called on the international community to honor the promises it gave to the Turkish Cypriot people and to lift the isolation.

Later, Mr Sahin was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat.
Welcoming Mr Sahin at the Presidential Palace, President Talat said the Turkish Cypriot People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

‘We would not undertake joint economic and political action, if we had little doubt on this,’ Mr Talat added.

He said that the Greek Cypriot Side which is recognized as the `Republic of Cyprus’ was enjoying the support of the European Union and the whole world while the TRNC is supported only by Turkey, in the continuing peace negotiations.

The President said that an important step was taken and the negotiation
process was launched keeping this reality in mind.

Later, Mr Sahin held discussions with Speaker of the Republic’s Assembly Hasan Bozer and Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu respectively.

Welcoming the visiting speaker, Mr Bozer said that the national struggle that has been continuing in Cyprus for many years has been conducted together with Motherland Turkey.

Stressing that Turkey is the reason behind the existence of the TRNC, Mr Bozer underlined the need to continue these friendly, close relations between the two countries.

For his part, Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu said he felt very comfortable knowing that Turkey was by the side of the TRNC with its government and parliament.

Noting that the TRNC was facing economic problems, Mr Eroglu said these problems would only be overcome with the support of Turkey.

Within the framework of his contacts in the Republic, Mr Sahin also held discussions with Turkish Ambassador to Lefkosa Sakir Fakili.

In the afternoon, he visited founding President Rauf Denktas, the Commander of the Turkish Peace Forces in Cyprus Lieutenant General Akin Zorlu and the Bogaz Martyrdom.


Is Turkey starting to sent aim to UK Where the T/cs are?!!
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Re: Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots

Postby The Cypriot » Fri Aug 28, 2009 1:06 pm

halil wrote:The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin has said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Cyprus Turkish People with the capacity of a guarantor power to protect the rights, freedom and security of the TRNC.

Mr Sahin who arrived in the TRNC yesterday morning – was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat soon after his arrival.

Speaking during the meeting, President Talat said the Cyprus Turkish People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

Speaking at Ercan Airport, Mr Sahin repeated that Turkey was in favor of
a just and lasting solution in Cyprus.

Pointing to the fact that the TRNC people were suffering under an unjust isolation despite being in favor of an agreement and solution, Mr Sahin referred the isolation as a shame on humanity.

The Turkish Parliamentary Speaker called on the international community to honor the promises it gave to the Turkish Cypriot people and to lift the isolation.

Later, Mr Sahin was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat.
Welcoming Mr Sahin at the Presidential Palace, President Talat said the Turkish Cypriot People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions.

‘We would not undertake joint economic and political action, if we had little doubt on this,’ Mr Talat added.

He said that the Greek Cypriot Side which is recognized as the `Republic of Cyprus’ was enjoying the support of the European Union and the whole world while the TRNC is supported only by Turkey, in the continuing peace negotiations.

The President said that an important step was taken and the negotiation
process was launched keeping this reality in mind.

Later, Mr Sahin held discussions with Speaker of the Republic’s Assembly Hasan Bozer and Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu respectively.

Welcoming the visiting speaker, Mr Bozer said that the national struggle that has been continuing in Cyprus for many years has been conducted together with Motherland Turkey.

Stressing that Turkey is the reason behind the existence of the TRNC, Mr Bozer underlined the need to continue these friendly, close relations between the two countries.

For his part, Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu said he felt very comfortable knowing that Turkey was by the side of the TRNC with its government and parliament.

Noting that the TRNC was facing economic problems, Mr Eroglu said these problems would only be overcome with the support of Turkey.

Within the framework of his contacts in the Republic, Mr Sahin also held discussions with Turkish Ambassador to Lefkosa Sakir Fakili.

In the afternoon, he visited founding President Rauf Denktas, the Commander of the Turkish Peace Forces in Cyprus Lieutenant General Akin Zorlu and the Bogaz Martyrdom.



Will you make up your mind? 'Cyprus Turkish' or 'Turkish Cypriot'? There is a very clear difference.
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Re: Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots

Postby Lit » Fri Aug 28, 2009 1:19 pm

halil wrote:The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin has said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Cyprus Turkish


This is also mentioned by the PIO website. I am going to supply a link to the article from the PIO website since its a trusted source and more reliable for obtaining news:

http://www.moi.gov.cy/moi/pio/pio.nsf/A ... enDocument

and here is the article:
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Turkish Parliamentary speaker said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Turkish Cypriots with the capacity of a guarantor power

Illegal Bayrak television (27.08.09) broadcast the following:
“The Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Mehmet Ali Şahin has said that Ankara would always be by the side of the Cyprus Turkish people with the capacity of a guarantor power to protect the rights, freedom and security of the TRNC.

Mr Sahin who arrived in the TRNC this morning – was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat soon after his arrival.

Speaking at Ercan Airport [occupied airport of Tymbou], Mr Sahin repeated that Turkey was in favour of a just and lasting solution in Cyprus. Pointing to the fact that the TRNC people were suffering under an unjust isolation despite being in favour of an agreement and solution, Mr Sahin referred to the isolation as a shame on humanity.

The Turkish Parliamentary Speaker called on the international community to honour the promises it gave to the Cyprus Turkish people and to lift the isolation. The Turkish Parliamentary Speaker embarked on his contacts in the TRNC with visits to the tomb of Dr. Fazil Kucuk and the Ataturk Monument in Lefkosa.

Later, Mr Sahin was received by President Mehmet Ali Talat. Welcoming Mr Sahin at the Presidential Palace, President Talat said the Cyprus Turkish People has no doubt that Turkey would continue to support them under all conditions. ‘We would not undertake joint economic and political action, if we had little doubt on this,’ Mr Talat added.

He said that the Greek Cypriot Side which is recognized as the `Republic of Cyprus’ was enjoying the support of the European Union and the whole world while the TRNC is supported only by Turkey, in the continuing peace negotiations. The President said that an important step was taken and the negotiation process was launched keeping this reality in mind.

Later, Mr Sahin held discussions with Speaker of the Republic’s Assembly Hasan Bozer and Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu respectively.
Welcoming the visiting speaker, Mr Bozer said that the national struggle that has been continuing in Cyprus for many years has been conducted together with Motherland Turkey.

Stressing that Turkey is the reason behind the existence of the TRNC, Mr Bozer underlined the need to continue these friendly, close relations between the two countries.

For his part, Prime Minister Dervis Eroglu said he felt very comfortable knowing that Turkey was by the side of the TRNC with its government and parliament.

Noting that the TRNC was facing economic problems, Mr Eroglu said these problems would only be overcome with the support of Turkey.

Within the framework of his contacts in the Republic, Mr Sahin also held discussions with Turkish Ambassador to Lefkosa Sakir Fakili.

In the afternoon, he visited founding President Rauf Denktas, the Commander of the Turkish Peace Forces in Cyprus Lieutenant General Akin Zorlu and the Bogaz Martyrdom.

Mr. Sahin is now attending a fast-breaking dinner given in his honour by the Speaker of the Parliament Hasan Bozer at Girne Mercure Hotel.”

On the meeting between the Turkish Parliament Speaker, Mr Mehmet Ali Sahin, and the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat, Ankara Anatolia news agency reported from occupied Lefkosia, inter alias, the following:

“Speaking at his meeting with Turkish Cypriot President Mehmet Ali Talat, Turkish Parliament Speaker Mehmet Ali Sahin said that his visit aimed at emphasizing Turkey's support to TRNC. ‘Turkey has always supported TRNC on its efforts for freedom, equality, peace, prosperity and development. It will continue to extend the same support under every circumstance,’ Sahin said.
Delivering a speech during the gathering, Turkish Cypriot President Talat also underscored the importance of Turkey's support to TRNC. ‘We would have been alone in this world if the Turkish state had not supported us. We take this fact into account while we are taking our steps,’ Talat said.

Commenting on the ongoing negotiation process in Cyprus as well, Talat said TRNC displayed the maximum flexibility in the talks and carried out a great fight for the lifting of the isolations imposed on Turkish Cypriots.”

Meanwhile, Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (28.08.09) reports that the Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TGNA), Mehmet Ali Sahin met with the Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat and other officials in the occupied areas of Cyprus. During their meeting, Mr Talat argued that Turkey did more than it could for the overcoming of the so-called isolation of the Turkish Cypriots. He said: “If there was not for Turkey, we could not have established telephone connection with other countries. We could not have sent letters and have correspondence. We could not fly and go to no other countries in the world. We can travel everywhere in the world through Turkey”.
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Postby paliometoxo » Fri Aug 28, 2009 2:25 pm

the tittle alone is funny support turkish cypriots? or take over and replace it with everything mainland turk and kill off the tcs?
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Postby The Cypriot » Fri Aug 28, 2009 9:46 pm

Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots...

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Postby Viewpoint » Fri Aug 28, 2009 10:59 pm

The Cypriot wrote:Turkey Will Continue To Support Turkish Cypriots...

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Much better than the Gcs...


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Postby Kikapu » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:15 pm

Viewpoint wrote:
Much better than the Gcs...


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From the evidence I can see in the picture, it appears that the dead bodies had been arranged for this photo take for maximum shock effect.!

Why would someone do that, other than get propaganda mileage out of it.?

Who best benefited from such propaganda mileage.?

Answer the above question, and you know who arranged the dead bodies in the bath tub.!
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Postby The Cypriot » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:16 pm

Yes, the Turks are supporting you in full technicolor.
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Postby Raymanoff » Fri Aug 28, 2009 11:20 pm

Yeah, and thats after a family of 4 were buried this week after being identified by DNA who were killed by Turkish troops in 1974 and dumped into a mass grave. 2 kids, 10-12 Years Old...
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