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A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

[DT.]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

[Lit]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

[Raymanoff]

Souvla Terrorist... apanagiamou. But i love every time such events happen, it makes Katexomena "Government" look more degenerated and retarded day by day....

[CBBB]

Tit for tat. Didn't the National Guard buy Turkish potatoes?

[denizaksulu]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

They must have smelt a rat somewhere.

I think they would have ignored it if it was the TCs buying it...the folly of attempting to feed the TA with it. Probably had pork in it too.


Halil failed to post this, but he a a broad.

[Get Real!]

Is the Green Line Regulation a one-way street?

The Green Line Regulation provides for special rules concerning goods, services and persons crossing the line between those areas of the Republic of Cyprus in which the Government of the Republic of Cyprus does not exercise effective control ('the areas') and those areas in which it does exercise effective control.

http://www.europa-eu-un.org/articles/en ... 955_en.htm

[CBBB]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

They must have smelt a rat somewhere.

I think they would have ignored it if it was the TCs buying it...the folly of attempting to feed the TA with it. Probably had pork in it too.


Halil failed to post this, but he is a broad.

He looks loke a bloke to me (short, chubby, jovial one)!

[denizaksulu]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

They must have smelt a rat somewhere.

I think they would have ignored it if it was the TCs buying it...the folly of attempting to feed the TA with it. Probably had pork in it too.


Halil failed to post this, but he is a broad.

He looks loke a bloke to me (short, chubby, jovial one)!

Correction. Should have been , 'he has a broad smile' when eating.

[The Cypriot]

A man was arrested in occupied Cyprus under the charge of selling meat that was carrying stamps by butcheries in the free areas to the Turkish occupation army

Turkish Cypriot daily Star Kibris newspaper (13.09.09) reports as a front page story on the sale of meat which was “illegally imported from the Greek Cypriot side” to the Turkish occupation army and writes that officials of the Celebi Meat Products who, in July 2007, had been arrested for illegally trading in 1.5 tone of meat from the free areas of the Republic of Cyprus in the occupied areas, were detained again under the same charge.

According to the paper, in a control performed by officers of the “Veterinary Office” on September 11th, it was found that more than 634 kg of meat delivered to the occupation army were carrying stamps of abattoirs in the free areas. Hasan Uzer, so-called deputy inspector responsible for the investigation, said to the “court” that the meat was sold to the Turkish Armed Forces in Cyprus by Vanet Company, the owner of which is Salih Celebi. The “court” ordered that Salih Celebi remains in custody for three days.

damn..another plan foiled. Just waisted 30kg of laxative mixed with arsenic.

They must have smelt a rat somewhere.

I think they would have ignored it if it was the TCs buying it...the folly of attempting to feed the TA with it. Probably had pork in it too.


Halil failed to post this, but he is a broad.

He looks loke a bloke to me (short, chubby, jovial one)!

Mistake easily made... didn't halil play a dame in the Bayrak Christmas panto last year?