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[YFred]

No. They were university students given a crash course in soldiering.They were students. Period. It is fact. My Biology and Geography teahers are still alive and suffer the effect of that little episode by the brave GC NG.

Now you are heading nearer the truth ...

They had stopped being students! They had military training! They were soldiers at the time they invaded/attacked Cyprus to aid Turkey.

Now fuck off from wasting my time!

No they had not stopped being students. They came to aid ther TC friends and went back and finished their education and two became teachers. No go and do something useful like "58" idle cira.

No difference from GC soldiers. Do their service and then carry on with their studies. Would you not call someone in the NG a soldier because next month he'll be in Edinburgh studying marine biology?

Is it really the same? Was he taken out of his classes, put through the mill for some days and dropped in the middle of a firing range surrounded by the enemy. I expect a higher standard of comparison from certain members.
Mishimu my back side be ciracik.

FUnny thing happened to my cousin Nicos, was in the army a total of 2 weeks when your planes started bombing the Cypriot towns and countryside in 74. He went straight to war. Was he a student or a soldier?

What's even FUnnier, is that I was a student in London in 74, as a 16 year old and I had not bought any planes as yet. But I do remember going to the chemist shop and asking for a packet of aspirin and winking at the lovely lady behind the counter as I had a date with a lovely GC lady called Maria who lived in Turnpike lane.

[DT.]

No. They were university students given a crash course in soldiering.They were students. Period. It is fact. My Biology and Geography teahers are still alive and suffer the effect of that little episode by the brave GC NG.

Now you are heading nearer the truth ...

They had stopped being students! They had military training! They were soldiers at the time they invaded/attacked Cyprus to aid Turkey.

Now fuck off from wasting my time!

No they had not stopped being students. They came to aid ther TC friends and went back and finished their education and two became teachers. No go and do something useful like "58" idle cira.

No difference from GC soldiers. Do their service and then carry on with their studies. Would you not call someone in the NG a soldier because next month he'll be in Edinburgh studying marine biology?

Is it really the same? Was he taken out of his classes, put through the mill for some days and dropped in the middle of a firing range surrounded by the enemy. I expect a higher standard of comparison from certain members.
Mishimu my back side be ciracik.

FUnny thing happened to my cousin Nicos, was in the army a total of 2 weeks when your planes started bombing the Cypriot towns and countryside in 74. He went straight to war. Was he a student or a soldier?

What's even FUnnier, is that I was a student in London in 74, as a 16 year old and I had not bought any planes as yet. But I do rememebr going to the chemist shop and asking for a packet of aspirin and winking at the lovely lady behind the counter as I had a date with a lovely GC lady called Maria who lived in Turnpike lane.

Did you take magic mushrooms since your last post? If you don't know how to respond to something its ok to keep quiet. This whole "throw a jolly strange line in, that'll show em" isn't really working here.

[YFred]

No. They were university students given a crash course in soldiering.They were students. Period. It is fact. My Biology and Geography teahers are still alive and suffer the effect of that little episode by the brave GC NG.

Now you are heading nearer the truth ...

They had stopped being students! They had military training! They were soldiers at the time they invaded/attacked Cyprus to aid Turkey.

Now fuck off from wasting my time!

No they had not stopped being students. They came to aid ther TC friends and went back and finished their education and two became teachers. No go and do something useful like "58" idle cira.

No difference from GC soldiers. Do their service and then carry on with their studies. Would you not call someone in the NG a soldier because next month he'll be in Edinburgh studying marine biology?

Is it really the same? Was he taken out of his classes, put through the mill for some days and dropped in the middle of a firing range surrounded by the enemy. I expect a higher standard of comparison from certain members.
Mishimu my back side be ciracik.

FUnny thing happened to my cousin Nicos, was in the army a total of 2 weeks when your planes started bombing the Cypriot towns and countryside in 74. He went straight to war. Was he a student or a soldier?

What's even FUnnier, is that I was a student in London in 74, as a 16 year old and I had not bought any planes as yet. But I do rememebr going to the chemist shop and asking for a packet of aspirin and winking at the lovely lady behind the counter as I had a date with a lovely GC lady called Maria who lived in Turnpike lane.

Did you take magic mushrooms since your last post? If you don't know how to respond to something its ok to keep quiet. This whole "throw a jolly strange line in, that'll show em" isn't really working here.

Did you really want to go into a discussion why Turkey came to the rescue of the TCs? How long have you got. Unfortunately I don't have that much time.
Did you ever listen to any of the stuff I posted on how Nigo Sampson was going to throw "Ullus Turkus mes di thalassa".
If it's simpathy you are after, sorry not today. Especially as in 1974 the GC NG was ready to flatten Lurucina with tanks.
When you drive next time from Larnaca to Atheniu, just past where Goshi used to be , have a look to your left, you will see 2 of them sitting on the hill tops rusting away.

[Expatkiwi]

Did you really want to go into a discussion why Turkey came to the rescue of the TCs? How long have you got. Unfortunately I don't have that much time.
Did you ever listen to any of the stuff I posted on how Nigo Sampson was going to throw "Ullus Turkus mes di thalassa".
If it's simpathy you are after, sorry not today. Especially as in 1974 the GC NG was ready to flatten Lurucina with tanks.
When you drive next time from Larnaca to Atheniu, just past where Goshi used to be , have a look to your left, you will see 2 of them sitting on the hill tops rusting away.

They are not going to be able to see the tanks, because of "selective vision"... Kind of like the mayor of Vladivostok in USSR days when asked about the navy base there: "There is no navy in Vladivostok", he said with the Soviet Pacific Fleet in the background.

[DT.]

Did you really want to go into a discussion why Turkey came to the rescue of the TCs? How long have you got. Unfortunately I don't have that much time.
Did you ever listen to any of the stuff I posted on how Nigo Sampson was going to throw "Ullus Turkus mes di thalassa".
If it's simpathy you are after, sorry not today. Especially as in 1974 the GC NG was ready to flatten Lurucina with tanks.
When you drive next time from Larnaca to Atheniu, just past where Goshi used to be , have a look to your left, you will see 2 of them sitting on the hill tops rusting away.

They are not going to be able to see the tanks, because of "selective vision"... Kind of like the mayor of Vladivostok in USSR days when asked about the navy base there: "There is no navy in Vladivostok", he said with the Soviet Pacific Fleet in the background.

Nato's 2nd largest army against an island of 1/2 million people whose army had most its weapons locked up in the army camps by the treasonous Greek officers?

Are you 2 serious or just thick?

[Expatkiwi]

From World Bulletin:

Turkish Cypriot president to meet EU Barroso in Belgium
Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders will launch intensified negotiations next week.
Tuesday, 05 January 2010 14:20
The Turkish Cypriot president will travel to Belgium on Wednesday.

President Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) will leave for Brussels on Wednesday to meet European Commission's President Jose Manuel Barroso.

Talat will stop by Ankara on his return from Brussels to TRNC on January 7 to hold talks.

President Talat is also expected to deliver a speech in a conference of Turkish ambassadors.

Intensified negotiations

Meanwhile, Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders will launch intensified negotiations next week.

President Mehmet Ali Talat of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and Greek Cypriot leader Demetris Christofias will hold six intensified meetings as of January 11.

Leaders held their 60th meeting on Monday as part of the negotiations they launched in September 2008 to find a comprehensive settlement to Cyprus issue.

Talat and Christofias will meet for three days as of January 11, and then meet again on January 25 and hold negotiations for three consecutive days.

The leaders will discuss "management and share of power", "economy", "European Union", and "property" in their intensified negotiations.

TRNC is expected to lay down its proposals on the first three days of intensified negotiations which will take place in the residence of Taye Brook Zerihoun, the special representative of the UN Secretary General in Cyprus, at the buffer zone in Lefkosa.

Also, Alexander Downer, the special adviser to UN Secretary General on Cyprus, paid a visit to TRNC President Mehmet Ali Talat as part of preparations for intensified negotiations.

Following the one-hour meeting at the TRNC President's Office, Downer told reporters that intensified negotiations would be an important opportunity to make progress.

The first round of comprehensive negotiations was completed on August 6, 2009. And the second round started on September 10, 2009.



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Nice to see Mr. Talat refered to as "president" rather than "leader"...

[YFred]

Did you really want to go into a discussion why Turkey came to the rescue of the TCs? How long have you got. Unfortunately I don't have that much time.
Did you ever listen to any of the stuff I posted on how Nigo Sampson was going to throw "Ullus Turkus mes di thalassa".
If it's simpathy you are after, sorry not today. Especially as in 1974 the GC NG was ready to flatten Lurucina with tanks.
When you drive next time from Larnaca to Atheniu, just past where Goshi used to be , have a look to your left, you will see 2 of them sitting on the hill tops rusting away.

They are not going to be able to see the tanks, because of "selective vision"... Kind of like the mayor of Vladivostok in USSR days when asked about the navy base there: "There is no navy in Vladivostok", he said with the Soviet Pacific Fleet in the background.

Well, all they have to do is take their hellenic sunglasses off and their vision should improve a thousand fold. Perhaps the tanks were never there and are not there, they may be only in our imagination. The trouble is not so long ago I was standing on on of the, unless of course I have jesus qualities and not only can walk on water but on thin air too.

[Expatkiwi]

Well, all they have to do is take their hellenic sunglasses off and their vision should improve a thousand fold. Perhaps the tanks were never there and are not there, they may be only in our imagination. The trouble is not so long ago I was standing on on of the, unless of course I have jesus qualities and not only can walk on water but on thin air too.

Hmmm... Well, if you can turn water into wine, please let me know. In any case, those hellenic sunglasses are probably super-glued to their faces...

[Oracle]

... They were young TC students studying in Turkey,given a 3 week crash course in handling weapons and deposited in the kokkina area....

If you don't think that was long enough to do you justice in their attempted invasion of Cyprus, take it up with Turkey! But "students" they were NOT, by any stretch of credibility, when they attacked Cyprus. So, stop trying to excuse Turkey's belligerence.

However, their poor training techniques may go some way to explaining your troops general inability to follow Geneva conventions and instead go with their bloodthirsty preference for shooting of POWs, raping anyone weaker and mass slaughter of everyone else in their path.

[Oracle]

Well, all they have to do is take their hellenic sunglasses off and their vision should improve a thousand fold. Perhaps the tanks were never there and are not there, they may be only in our imagination. The trouble is not so long ago I was standing on on of the, unless of course I have jesus qualities and not only can walk on water but on thin air too.

Hmmm... Well, if you can turn water into wine, please let me know. In any case, those hellenic sunglasses are probably super-glued to their faces...

And you are a complete and utter fool and so rightfully a paradigm of all "trnc" believers.