denizaksulu wrote:I dont have much faith in Archbishops since 1963, but I hope he also tells his goverment to hand back STOLEN LOOT from old COLONIES and other places.
(Check out the British Museum)
Very true Deniz
denizaksulu wrote:I dont have much faith in Archbishops since 1963, but I hope he also tells his goverment to hand back STOLEN LOOT from old COLONIES and other places.
(Check out the British Museum)
denizaksulu wrote:I dont have much faith in Archbishops since 1963, but I hope he also tells his goverment to hand back STOLEN LOOT from old COLONIES and other places.
(Check out the British Museum)
Oracle wrote:denizaksulu wrote:I dont have much faith in Archbishops since 1963, but I hope he also tells his goverment to hand back STOLEN LOOT from old COLONIES and other places.
(Check out the British Museum)
May we extend that to handing back stolen territories (to whomsoever it may concern) ....
yialousa1971 wrote:Expatkiwi wrote:Cultural desecration is to be condemed by all sides. One of the few things I don't like about the TRNC is how they allowed it to happen in their country. Still - and this is small consolation - it is not unique to TRNC. A lot of other nations have had their cultural relics and places of worship looted and destroyed.
It's not their country you arse hole!
Expatkiwi wrote:Unfortunately, you're right: the Turkish military and the Anatolian migrants have basically made the Turkish Cypriots marginalized in what is obstensively their own country.
Hermes wrote:Expatkiwi wrote:Unfortunately, you're right: the Turkish military and the Anatolian migrants have basically made the Turkish Cypriots marginalized in what is obstensively their own country.
No it isn't. The north is legally and internationally recognized as territory of the Republic of Cyprus. Perhaps that's what you meant to say.
And yes you're right the T/Cs are marginalized in the north but I don't see them protesting too much about it. Certainly brave enough to go onto the streets and demand more money from Turkey. Still happy to suck on the tit while it chokes them...
Hermes wrote:Expatkiwi wrote:Unfortunately, you're right: the Turkish military and the Anatolian migrants have basically made the Turkish Cypriots marginalized in what is obstensively their own country.
No it isn't. The north is legally and internationally recognized as territory of the Republic of Cyprus. Perhaps that's what you meant to say.
And yes you're right the T/Cs are marginalized in the north but I don't see them protesting too much about it. Certainly brave enough to go onto the streets and demand more money from Turkey. Still happy to suck on the tit while it chokes them...
paliometoxo wrote:only to turkey it exists just like turkey does not acknowladge the existance of the south republic of cyprus.. the only country in the world not to.
physically a line is there there is soldiers guarding this line and asking for passports or id cards but it is and will never be a recognised country.
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