Then mumbled a few words no one could quite understand and went back to dreaming of fields of innocents being tortured, grinned, farted and went back to sleep in the noon sun....

YFred wrote:Oracle wrote:YFred wrote:Get Real! wrote:Acikgoz wrote:It's the rent they've paid to keep Turkish and Greek Cypriots safe. Now the proof is in the pudding - pretty much zero violence since 1974 - that's humanitarian.
Casualties while serving on the demarcation line (1976..1996)
http://thecyprusproblem.100webspace.net ... morial.htmAcikgoz wrote:I wonder if now the Turkish defense has figured out that it has to question the legitimacy of titles presented to the ECHR such as Vakif land in the first hearing - nothing like winning the lottery with someone else's ticket.
Land ownership on Cyprus in July 1974…
http://thecyprusproblem.100webspace.net ... icle11.htm
I wonder how many more stupid things you're going to come up with before you realize how little you know about Cyprus and that you should do more READING than posting…
Your Links are just like your brain, redundant. Never mind hey GR we know it is going to claim that TCs only own 12%. Ha Ha and a double HHHHHAAAAAAA
The TCs own nothing ... it all belongs to the RoC.
I have a piece of paper and something else that is made of metal that says it belongs to me. Whatch a gon a do about it.
Acikgoz wrote:"ITS ALL MINE" cried the Oracle of Greek Cypriots "ALL MINE I TELL YOU"
Then mumbled a few words no one could quite understand and went back to dreaming of fields of innocents being tortured, grinned, farted and went back to sleep in the noon sun....
Acikgoz wrote:Get a Life, you admitted yet to Turkish Cypriopt Football Association was running well before Turkey, even before 1960?
At present only vapours are coming from you. I'd advise taking a shower, using some deodorant for once and try coming to work with a more positive attitude. You'll smell better and feel better. Ah but then again, if you are more understanding and allow the information to sink in then you'll get in trouble with your boss who pays you to promulgate the maliciousness. Guess you should just stay stinky. Why change a broken record, the record doesn't care.
Oracle wrote:Acikgoz wrote:Get a Life, you admitted yet to Turkish Cypriopt Football Association was running well before Turkey, even before 1960?
At present only vapours are coming from you. I'd advise taking a shower, using some deodorant for once and try coming to work with a more positive attitude. You'll smell better and feel better. Ah but then again, if you are more understanding and allow the information to sink in then you'll get in trouble with your boss who pays you to promulgate the maliciousness. Guess you should just stay stinky. Why change a broken record, the record doesn't care.
And, what was the attraction for you joining this forum?![]()
We don't need any (murderous) Turkish football hooligans so bugger off!
Hissssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Acikgoz wrote:It's funny how perhaps only 1 in 20 posts are of any significance... Doesn't everyone get bored with regurgitating the same cliches?
In the meantime tks again, perhaps there is something of use on this site.
Bill interesting on the Sofi v Cyprus too. Haven't read up on that.
If current EU direction is anything to go by I am sure we can expect an impartial fair assessment on the judgement.
Re. amounts, 1.2bn?
Will be interesting to see how it transpires given article 41 seems to be the outstanding issue.
But really not significant in the big scheme of things.
If you think how much the affair has cost Turkey directly and indirectly then it really is chicken feed. It's the rent they've paid to keep Turkish and Greek Cypriots safe. Now the proof is in the pudding - pretty much zero violence since 1974 - that's humanitarian.
I wonder if now the Turkish defense has figured out that it has to question the legitimacy of titles presented to the ECHR such as Vakif land in the first hearing - nothing like winning the lottery with someone else's ticket.
bill cobbett wrote:Turkey found guilty at the ECHR again yesterday 24.11.09.
From the ECHR site, Hudoc database ....
FOURTH SECTION
CASE OF ANTHOUSA IORDANOU v. TURKEY
(Application no. 46755/99)
JUDGMENT
(merits)
STRASBOURG
24 November 2009
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Turkey found guilty of denying the appelants their rights to several plots of land in or near the village of Lapithos.
The Property Commission Scam again not seen as effective local
remedy.
As usual the "judge" from Turkey, Karakiosis, was the sole dissenting opinion.
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