Palio, check out some of the posters on CY44. They come out with garbage like that having funded their ill-gotten gains through the sale of elderly relative's ex-council houses in Essex and the like. Their version of history and political analysis is a mixture of what the estate agents in Kyrenia told them and propaganda from their low-life buddies. They care more about their war booty than the ordinary Turkish Cypriots. They live in a moral vacuum and represent the worst type of Brit.
I agree with every word of that.
Gasman wrote:
Seems to me that the EU, the ECJ, the ECHR, and any other super powers are sick to the back teeth of the 'Cyprus Problem' and seem to be telling them to 'sort it out between themselves'.
If they cannot agree about the 'property' how the hell can they come to any arrangement acceptable to both about the whole solution?
I very much doubt that any international court wants to be faced with dealing with these tens of thousands of property cases. I'd go so far as to say they probably consider they have much more important stuff to deal with.Malapapas wrote:
Would you consider this, if it was your rights that had been violated, for 35 years?
I was not stating whether I thought it was good or bad, right or wrong, I said it 'seems to me' that's the way it is sounding. i.e. the impression I get.
If the RoC courts/authorities had to deal with all these property dispute cases - how the hell long would that take? They are said to have about a ten year backlog here when it comes to the straightforward issuing of title deeds to people who have bought and paid for property that is NOT in dispute!