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Tuesday, 8 February 2011

Islamic tax imposed on Greeks in occupied Cyprus

I’ve translated below a report from today’s Cyprus Kathimerini regarding the imposition of the Islamic Jizya tax by the Turkish occupation authorities on the few hundred Greeks who since the Turkish invasion have been enclaved in the villages of Ayia Triada/Yialousa and Rizokarpaso in the Karpasia peninsula. The funds are being used for the upkeep of Turkish army camps and the building of new mosques. The report also makes clear that provisions provided to the enclaved by the Cyprus government via the UN are being systematically looted by Turkish settlers.

Jizya tax on the enclaved in Karpasia
The Karpasia Co-ordination Committee has revealed that an Ottoman-style Jizya tax is being imposed on the enclaved Greeks of Karpasia by the occupation army and the [ultra-nationalist] Grey Wolves to pay for the upkeep of Turkish army camps in the region and the building of new mosques.

‘The Ottoman jizya tax [amounting to 10% of the value of goods or 10% of that produced] has been imposed on the enclaved by the Turkish occupation army and the Grey Wolves, who together exercise authority in the peninsular,’ a statement by the Karpasia Co-ordination Committee said.

It added: ‘The Greeks who remain on their land are being forced to endure humiliation and the siphoning of their financial resources for the upkeep of the occupation army and the construction of new mosques in Karpasia.’

According to the Committee, the ‘police’ of the pseudo-state have told the enclaved that their ‘contributions’ are necessary for ‘improvements to the Turkish army camps in Ayios Andronikos and Monargas, near Boghazi, as well as for the building of mosques in all the Greek villages in the region.’

The Committee stresses that the measures are ruinous for the Greek population of Karpasia and are aimed at harming their human and national dignity. As Orthodox Christians, they are being forced to contribute to the building of Muslim shrines and the well-being of imams from Turkey, who have recently flooded the occupied areas of Cyprus.

The Karpasia Co-ordination Committee also adds that Turkish settlers are continuing to reap, in one way or another, the provisions sent to the enclaved by the Cyprus government every Wednesday via UNFICYP.

‘The arrival of the UN trucks is a time of celebration for the settlers, who systematically avoid working, knowing that the Cyprus government will “take care” of them.’ http://hellenicantidote.blogspot.com/20 ... ks-in.html[/url]

the arrival of these trucks are greeted with helarity ,by both communities, they are taken to the shops and sold buy the people living in these so called enclaves, as most are not needed or wanted,the so called greek cyprut community are free to do whatever they like, can move around any part of the country they want and are treated no different to any other nationality, but that is not what you roc wants you to believe, there is inter marrying and most speak both languages, and are happy to be part of a mixed village life ,but your not going to here that from your Roc,as for this so called tax ,its bollocks

[yialousa1971]

Wednesday, 16 February 2011
A nation of dentists

Over the years, Greeks have been known as innovators, soldiers, poets, philosophers, merchants, builders of great societies and civilisations but, now, it seems, if the figures below are to be believed, we are a nation of dentists.

Thus, according to a recently released OECD report, Greece has the highest number of dentists per capita in the world. There are 127 dentists per 100,000 in Greece; followed by Iceland with 94, Norway with 87 and Sweden with 83 dentists per 100,000. The figures for the USA are 60 dentists per 100,000; 58 per 100,000 in Canada; 49 per 100,000 in Australia; 25 per 100,000 in Turkey and 10 per 100,000 in Mexico.

Why does Greece need twice as many dentists per capita than the USA? Are Greek teeth that bad? In fact, I remember a dentist – a Cretan South African – telling me Greeks had generally good teeth because olive oil, obviously plentiful in the Greek diet, is beneficial for teeth and gums. But, seriously, though these statistics might appear inconsequential, actually they tell us much about the nature of Greek society, the Greek economy, Greek horizons and so on.

http://hellenicantidote.blogspot.com/2011/02/nation-of-dentists.html

[quattro]

Wednesday, 16 February 2011
A nation of dentists

Over the years, Greeks have been known as innovators, soldiers, poets, philosophers, merchants, builders of great societies and civilisations but, now, it seems, if the figures below are to be believed, we are a nation of dentists.

Thus, according to a recently released OECD report, Greece has the highest number of dentists per capita in the world. There are 127 dentists per 100,000 in Greece; followed by Iceland with 94, Norway with 87 and Sweden with 83 dentists per 100,000. The figures for the USA are 60 dentists per 100,000; 58 per 100,000 in Canada; 49 per 100,000 in Australia; 25 per 100,000 in Turkey and 10 per 100,000 in Mexico.

Why does Greece need twice as many dentists per capita than the USA? Are Greek teeth that bad? In fact, I remember a dentist – a Cretan South African – telling me Greeks had generally good teeth because olive oil, obviously plentiful in the Greek diet, is beneficial for teeth and gums. But, seriously, though these statistics might appear inconsequential, actually they tell us much about the nature of Greek society, the Greek economy, Greek horizons and so on.

http://hellenicantidote.blogspot.com/2011/02/nation-of-dentists.html

tzai si epsiloses min intza pou tin xara sou...............kounia pou se kounage

[yialousa1971]

Turks and British military field teaming

The United Kingdom and Turkey is negotiating a military agreement.

This agreement provides, inter alia, joint maneuvers, practice British pilots in Turkey, Turkish military training at the Royal College of Defence Studies and cooperation in arms programs with the help of the Turkish side in the construction of the type 26 frigate, a vessel of the British Navy is expected to enter service in early 2020.


The T / "k" London Gazette newspaper reports that negotiations are ongoing. According to the Cyprus News Agency, the British Defense Ministry said in a written communication that is in the process of negotiating a framework agreement for cooperation with Turkey in the defense sector paves the way for broad bilateral cooperation. There are no firm plans, but cooperation in the arms market could increase the benefits for The UK and Turkey.


The news of Londra, stating that the relevant memorandum of agreement is expected to be ready by next July, notes that Turkey has 517.100 troops and the UK With a scheduled repeal 178.370 17.000


http://www.sigmalive.com/news/international/357065

[yialousa1971]

It should be considered no coincidence that the routes of illegal immigration are identical to the routes of opium. Both serve common strategic objectives of Ankara and Islamabad.




The chief of General Staff of Pakistan General Halid Şamim Vayne, received the President of the Republic of Turkey, Abdullah Gul, the presidential palace, in the neighborhood of Tsankagia Agkyras.Ton Pakistani official was accompanied by Pakistan's ambassador in Ankara, Tarık Azizuddin, and his Turkish counterpart , General Isik Kosaner.

Impression was that the meeting was 'closed', ie not allowed to meet reporters.
Please note that Turkey and Pakistan have signed a defense cooperation agreement, whose contents remain secret and not known it is included in this assistance from the Pakistani side to Turkey with nuclear weapons, which Pakistan known to hold!

We hope those who handle the fortunes of Greece, have wondered about the role they are likely to play co-anchor in Pakistan targeted channeling hundreds of thousands of Muslim immigrants in Greece and, especially, have set off the key role it can play a strong Pakistani community in Greece in a matter of national security of our country, where the Greek-Turkish crisis or conflict, which may be requested to assist Pakistan to Ankara under the existing agreement.

As for the 'defenders' of human rights, we hope to find the right balance between in serving the human values ​​that cherish and serve the interests of his country, which, for every man who respects himself should be above all as the ancients our ancestors.


http://infognomonpolitics.blogspot.com/2011/03/blog-post_9171.html

[yialousa1971]

[ZoC]

was this u, attacking this old man, yialoser?

http://www.cyprus-mail.com/cyprus/elam- ... r/20110320

AN elderly lottery ticket seller was yesterday beaten up by members of a nationalist group in the centre of Nicosia in broad daylight after he told them he disagreed with their beliefs.

Eye witnesses said Michalis Tsiakkas was beaten by two youths belonging to the anti-immigrant group, National Popular Front (ELAM), dozens of whom were handing out flyers in busy Ledra Street at lunchtime.

Tsiakkas, face bleeding from the blows, walked away, down Ledra Street, seemingly searching for his attackers.

“Am I supposed to die because I think differently to them?” a distraught Tsakkas asked the Sunday Mail moments after the attack. “And people around me just watched. I can’t allow this (behaviour) for as long as I am alive.”

[Get Real!]

The little prick is playing truant!

[ZoC]

where are you, yialoser? cowering in a corner somewhere, hiding from old man tsiakkas?

[yialousa1971]

Archbishop appeal to loyal

Appeal to the Orthodox Christians of Cyprus not to go on pilgrimage to the Apostolos Andreas Monastery until the occupation authorities stop charging their for a ticket to enter the convent, sent Archbishop and Bishop of Karpas.

At a press conference for the destruction of religious monuments in the occupied territories, the Archbishop said that the monuments belong to the whole civilized world and throughout the world.

Archbishop Chrysostomos of Cyprus said that it would raise the issue at the upcoming meeting with Pope Benedict on Monday. Karpas Bishop Christopher called unacceptable and inconceivable that the ticket required to pay by the faithful to enter the monastery.

The Turkish occupied areas of Cyprus will be reported to all mankind said Archbishop asking once again for the UN and European leaders to intervene to persuade the Turks to leave the Church of Cyprus to preserve the monuments before they collapse .

http://sigmalive.com/news/local/367428