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Virtual collapse of its property market in the south

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Postby Viewpoint » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:20 am

Kikapu wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:Then again no deal yet again, Maraş will only be handed back on the basis there are direct flights and free trade, if they are willing to operate the GC ports jointly with us then they are more than welcome to come give us a hand.


As I've said, Verosa at the present time in my opinion, is worthless to the RoC since it requires a lot of investment to rebuild it. Why do all that when the Cyprus problem is not solved yet. The north needs free trade and direct flights far more urgently than the RoC needs Verosa back at this point in time, so they will continue to let the north be what the UN labelled it as, an illegal entity that it should not be recognised by it's members. So far that remains to be the case without any sign of changing, so the RoC will get Verosa back in a settlement in a Unified Cyprus under True Federation which will be still part of Cyprus for all Cypriot to enjoy rather than risk losing half the country by allowing free trade and direct flights prematurely. It's going to be all or nothing for all around and since the RoC has the legality and the recognition and in the EU, they can afford to wait for the right settlement that is in line with the EU Principles. The only thing the north has on it side that keeps the isolation ongoing, is the Turkish Army and the no settlement, because if Turkey does not want a settlement, there won't be a settlement no matter what the TCs say, so what good is it to get Verosa back when the Turkish Army is right next to it as an occupying force. Rome wasn't built in a day, and neither will Verosa.!


So the GCs would be denying 40.000 refugees the right to return.
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Postby SKI-preo » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:55 am

Good news for me! I am buying this February
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Postby Get Real! » Sun Dec 13, 2009 12:57 am

Y-Fronts, there’s no “collapse” of the Cypriot property market so to make your thread worthwhile let’s switch to the (real) collapse of the Kurdish party in Turkey!


Turkey's top court bans pro-Kurdish party

“Turkey's top court closed the only pro-Kurdish party in parliament on Friday for having links to PKK Kurdish rebels in a ruling that deals a fresh blow to the country's faltering bid to join the European Union.

The EU promptly issued a statement of concern, having warned that banning the Democratic Society Party (DTP) would violate Kurdish rights and could set back the government's drive to end decades of conflict with militant Kurdish separatists.”


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091211/wl_ ... rkey_kurds
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Postby SKI-preo » Sun Dec 13, 2009 1:28 am

Viewpoint posted :"So the GCs would be denying 40.000 refugees the right to return."


My individual human/ legal rights as a refugee from Agios Amvrosios/Chartzia have jack to do with some possible horse trade involving refugees in some other unrelated part of Cyprus. This is why I am pursuing my individual rights in Court. I have no connection to "the South" in fact it will not affect me if Turkey ethnically cleanses "the South" as well. You could drop a Nuclear bomb on "the South" and it will not affect anyone I know or care about.( what I mean is the closest relative I have in "the South" who is a permanent resident is something like a 4th cousin). Tell Erdogan to press the button!

The view of extremist Turkish Cypriots (and poor misguided Expat Kiwi) that collective punishment is justified is stupid, barbaric and primitive. You continuously post how you think it is acceptable to ethnically cleanse and kill people who have no connection to "the events of 1955 to 1974" other than having the misfortune of being the same religion/ethnicity of half the idiots involved. Some towns/villages in the North slept through all of the pre 1974 crap and yet they were the ones ethnically cleansed. Turkish Cypriots never even lived there and yet you expect these Greek Cypriots to pay for everyone.

Filthy scum like you want to "freely trade" on my property. Piss off trade on your own property you thieving parasite.
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Postby YFred » Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:05 am

Get Real! wrote:Y-Fronts, there’s no “collapse” of the Cypriot property market so to make your thread worthwhile let’s switch to the (real) collapse of the Kurdish party in Turkey!


Turkey's top court bans pro-Kurdish party

“Turkey's top court closed the only pro-Kurdish party in parliament on Friday for having links to PKK Kurdish rebels in a ruling that deals a fresh blow to the country's faltering bid to join the European Union.

The EU promptly issued a statement of concern, having warned that banning the Democratic Society Party (DTP) would violate Kurdish rights and could set back the government's drive to end decades of conflict with militant Kurdish separatists.”


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091211/wl_ ... rkey_kurds

You need a Kalashnikov to hijack my thread. Get stuffed. Information came from a greek Cypriot consulting firm and also semi confirmed by Tim. No you can ignore it or discuss it. If you wish to create a thread on any other subject matter use your True roc special Democratic right bestowed on you by your TPapadobillos and post as you see fit. In the mean time the roc property market is in trouble and you know it.
Your thoughts on the matter will be ignored but would be appreciated never the less. Otherwise assikdir lan.

This one is best Turkish Delight. Enjoy

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Postby Get Real! » Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:15 am

YFred wrote:
Get Real! wrote:Y-Fronts, there’s no “collapse” of the Cypriot property market so to make your thread worthwhile let’s switch to the (real) collapse of the Kurdish party in Turkey!


Turkey's top court bans pro-Kurdish party

“Turkey's top court closed the only pro-Kurdish party in parliament on Friday for having links to PKK Kurdish rebels in a ruling that deals a fresh blow to the country's faltering bid to join the European Union.

The EU promptly issued a statement of concern, having warned that banning the Democratic Society Party (DTP) would violate Kurdish rights and could set back the government's drive to end decades of conflict with militant Kurdish separatists.”


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091211/wl_ ... rkey_kurds

You need a Kalashnikov to hijack my thread. Get stuffed. Information came from a greek Cypriot consulting firm and also semi confirmed by Tim. No you can ignore it or discuss it. If you wish to create a thread on any other subject matter use your True roc special Democratic right bestowed on you by your TPapadobillos and post as you see fit. In the mean time the roc property market is in trouble and you know it.
Your thoughts on the matter will be ignored but would be appreciated never the less. Otherwise assikdir lan.

Well I'll be damned! It's collapsed...

http://www.financialmirror.com/News/Cyp ... News/18563

...Y-Front's brain that is! :lol:
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Postby YFred » Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:18 am

Get Real! wrote:
YFred wrote:
Get Real! wrote:Y-Fronts, there’s no “collapse” of the Cypriot property market so to make your thread worthwhile let’s switch to the (real) collapse of the Kurdish party in Turkey!


Turkey's top court bans pro-Kurdish party

“Turkey's top court closed the only pro-Kurdish party in parliament on Friday for having links to PKK Kurdish rebels in a ruling that deals a fresh blow to the country's faltering bid to join the European Union.

The EU promptly issued a statement of concern, having warned that banning the Democratic Society Party (DTP) would violate Kurdish rights and could set back the government's drive to end decades of conflict with militant Kurdish separatists.”


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091211/wl_ ... rkey_kurds

You need a Kalashnikov to hijack my thread. Get stuffed. Information came from a greek Cypriot consulting firm and also semi confirmed by Tim. No you can ignore it or discuss it. If you wish to create a thread on any other subject matter use your True roc special Democratic right bestowed on you by your TPapadobillos and post as you see fit. In the mean time the roc property market is in trouble and you know it.
Your thoughts on the matter will be ignored but would be appreciated never the less. Otherwise assikdir lan.

Well I'll be damned! It's collapsed...

http://www.financialmirror.com/News/Cyp ... News/18563

...Y-Front's brain that is! :lol:

Since when has the building permits been the measure of the health of the building industry. Number of Mortgages and Sales of Property I think you will find a more accurate procedure. Did you see it till the end, where she jumps into thin air? That's how a collapse happens, old boy, What?
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Postby Get Real! » Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:24 am

YFred wrote:Since when has the building permits been the measure of the health of the building industry. Number of Mortgages and Sales of Property I think you will find a more accurate procedure. Did you see it till the end, where she jumps into thin air? That's how a collapse happens, old boy, What?

Give it up Y-Fronts... you ain’t got no legs to stand on! Image
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Postby YFred » Sun Dec 13, 2009 2:40 am

Get Real! wrote:
YFred wrote:Since when has the building permits been the measure of the health of the building industry. Number of Mortgages and Sales of Property I think you will find a more accurate procedure. Did you see it till the end, where she jumps into thin air? That's how a collapse happens, old boy, What?

Give it up Y-Fronts... you ain’t got no legs to stand on! Image

How do the building permission figure compare with these old cap, what?

Antonis Loizou reproduced some quite scary figures recently in his regular column about the property market in the Cyprus Weekly showing that, for example, property sales this year in Pahos are down by about 2/3 and in Limassol by 1/2 compared to last year, and that sales to foreigners have tanked. In recent years property sales to foreigners have picked up the slack left by the drop in tourism, so I think this is a cause for concern.

Are you still laughing? Cause I am. Bitter sweet pill if there is one.
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Postby Hermes » Sun Dec 13, 2009 6:06 am

Get Real! wrote:Y-Fronts, there’s no “collapse” of the Cypriot property market so to make your thread worthwhile let’s switch to the (real) collapse of the Kurdish party in Turkey!


Turkey's top court bans pro-Kurdish party

“Turkey's top court closed the only pro-Kurdish party in parliament on Friday for having links to PKK Kurdish rebels in a ruling that deals a fresh blow to the country's faltering bid to join the European Union.

The EU promptly issued a statement of concern, having warned that banning the Democratic Society Party (DTP) would violate Kurdish rights and could set back the government's drive to end decades of conflict with militant Kurdish separatists.”


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20091211/wl_ ... rkey_kurds


Political equality for the Kurds? No chance. They're only 20 percent of the population after all.
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