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[iceman]

Translation of an article from Afrika.

http://www.afrikagazetesi.net/modules.p ... e&sid=1166

This is the last straw. In Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), even villagers cannot access their own houses without showing identity cards. Our citizen named Fetine Mehmet, who came home with her daughter and grandchild to spend New Year with her mother and father aged in their 90’s, was denied entry to Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar) by the military on the grounds that she did not have a TRNC identity card. The soldier who was inspecting identity cards at the entrance to the village, having telephoned his superior, denied the family permission to pass. Fetine Mehmet, who returned without seeing her 91 year old father and 89 year old mother, was put up by relatives in Nicosia. Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), whose population has fallen to 300, is virtually under military siege. The villagers in this neglected village have been grappling with this problem for years.

Tim
What you posted is yesterdays news..there is a follow up to this story on today's Afrika.
Apparently Fetine Mehmet got offended by Afrika's article accusing the Turkish Army of not allowing her through and threatened to sue Afrika unless they made a public apology..
She has said "We have no problem with the Turkish army,They have done their duty (by not allowing them through without ID) they saved us from the GC's and we are grateful to them"

so today's Afrika headline was
Özür istediler,Zavallı Kıbrıslı

[Oracle]

Translation of an article from Afrika.

http://www.afrikagazetesi.net/modules.p ... e&sid=1166

This is the last straw. In Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), even villagers cannot access their own houses without showing identity cards. Our citizen named Fetine Mehmet, who came home with her daughter and grandchild to spend New Year with her mother and father aged in their 90’s, was denied entry to Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar) by the military on the grounds that she did not have a TRNC identity card. The soldier who was inspecting identity cards at the entrance to the village, having telephoned his superior, denied the family permission to pass. Fetine Mehmet, who returned without seeing her 91 year old father and 89 year old mother, was put up by relatives in Nicosia. Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), whose population has fallen to 300, is virtually under military siege. The villagers in this neglected village have been grappling with this problem for years.

Tim
What you posted is yesterdays news..there is a follow up to this story on today's Afrika.
Apparently Fetine Mehmet got offended by Afrika's article accusing the Turkish Army of not allowing her through and threatened to sue Afrika unless they made a public apology..
She has said "We have no problem with the Turkish army,They have done their duty (by not allowing them through without ID) they saved us from the GC's and we are grateful to them"

so today's Afrika headline was
Özür istediler,Zavallı Kıbrıslı

Poor woman. Sounds like she got the overnight "Midnight Express" treatment to change her stance .... This is a really sick "society" in our midst.

[YFred]

Translation of an article from Afrika.

http://www.afrikagazetesi.net/modules.p ... e&sid=1166

This is the last straw. In Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), even villagers cannot access their own houses without showing identity cards. Our citizen named Fetine Mehmet, who came home with her daughter and grandchild to spend New Year with her mother and father aged in their 90’s, was denied entry to Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar) by the military on the grounds that she did not have a TRNC identity card. The soldier who was inspecting identity cards at the entrance to the village, having telephoned his superior, denied the family permission to pass. Fetine Mehmet, who returned without seeing her 91 year old father and 89 year old mother, was put up by relatives in Nicosia. Louroujina (Lurucina/ Akıncılar), whose population has fallen to 300, is virtually under military siege. The villagers in this neglected village have been grappling with this problem for years.

Tim
What you posted is yesterdays news..there is a follow up to this story on today's Afrika.
Apparently Fetine Mehmet got offended by Afrika's article accusing the Turkish Army of not allowing her through and threatened to sue Afrika unless they made a public apology..
She has said "We have no problem with the Turkish army,They have done their duty (by not allowing them through without ID) they saved us from the GC's and we are grateful to them"

so today's Afrika headline was
Özür istediler,Zavallı Kıbrıslı

Poor woman. Sounds like she got the overnight "Midnight Express" treatment to change her stance .... This is a really sick "society" in our midst.

Nothing of the kind. Lurucina is no different than the rest of Cyprus. It's split evenly between the right wing, left wing and everything in between. You are forgetting about the GC NG who lined up in 74 to flatten Lurucina and the TAF came to their rescue. Lurucadi's never forget their friends and never forgive their enemies. Some of us have learned to forgive and forget, but not all by any means.

[iceman]

Poor woman. Sounds like she got the overnight "Midnight Express" treatment to change her stance .... This is a really sick "society" in our midst.

I don't think so.....Most diaspora TC's are more Turkish than the ones living on the island...She happened to be one of them!!

[Expatkiwi]

Politically speaking, the Louroucina/ Akıncılar Salient is a liability to the TRNC. Very few TC folk live there, and the existance of the salient is of only real benefit to the Turkish military.

[miltiades]

Politically speaking, the Louroucina/ Akıncılar Salient is a liability to the TRNC. Very few TC folk live there, and the existance of the salient is of only real benefit to the Turkish military.

How strange that for a non Cypriot you appear to be in the know on so much about Cyprus , in this instance the !trnc "!.

[YFred]

Politically speaking, the Louroucina/ Akıncılar Salient is a liability to the TRNC. Very few TC folk live there, and the existance of the salient is of only real benefit to the Turkish military.

How strange that for a non Cypriot you appear to be in the know on so much about Cyprus , in this instance the !trnc "!.

Before he gives it away, there is a few of us that have something to say about that.

[B25]

Politically speaking, the Louroucina/ Akıncılar Salient is a liability to the TRNC. Very few TC folk live there, and the existance of the salient is of only real benefit to the Turkish military.

How strange that for a non Cypriot you appear to be in the know on so much about Cyprus , in this instance the !trnc "!.

Milti, didn't you know, he is Denktash bum chum and pen pal. maybe even payroll who knows.

But you need to watch this piece of shit, he has tendancies to shit stir alot. Also writes false wikipedia entries to try and pass of as being correct, until our super sleuth Kiks sniffed him out.

Watch your back.

[Expatkiwi]

Politically speaking, the Louroucina/ Akıncılar Salient is a liability to the TRNC. Very few TC folk live there, and the existance of the salient is of only real benefit to the Turkish military.

How strange that for a non Cypriot you appear to be in the know on so much about Cyprus , in this instance the !trnc "!.

I can easilly read a map and see just how ridiculous the salient is. If a partition settlement is agreed upon, the salient should be given up. It only has a military value in the current situation, and if war did break out again, the salient would be untenable to hold. Ultimately, not only politically a liability, but also a potential military disaster for Turkey.

[Expatkiwi]

Milti, didn't you know, he is Denktash bum chum and pen pal. maybe even payroll who knows.

But you need to watch this piece of shit, he has tendancies to shit stir alot. Also writes false wikipedia entries to try and pass of as being correct, until our super sleuth Kiks sniffed him out.

Watch your back.

B25, I don't back-stab. Also, I don't get paid by Mr. Denkash - or by anyone else - to state my views on this forum. In regards to wikipedia, I admitted my error, and have not posted there for quite some time now. You're still annoyed because I don't toe your line. My advise to you is to get over it...