by Bananiot » Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:39 pm
They don't call it murder mile for nothing Miltiades. Nicolas Sampson was behind a number of murders there. He was also a journalist at the time and after he handed the murder weapon to a young girl he would pull out his camera and have exclusive coverage of the incidence in his newspaper the next day.
Nevertheless, I am prepared to accept what EOKA did back then, if someone can explain to me how killing a couple of teenage English girls in Famagusta in 1958 advanced the aims of EOKA as an organisation struggling for liberation. Also, the numerous murders of young CG's who simply were leftist, paints a black picture for EOKA and its leaders. I am certain that these actions of EOKA led to the failure of the struggle for enosis and that a different kind of action, as the one taken by the far more numerous Indians, would have a better result. The fact that we agreed to a mutilated independence in 1959 bears testament to the failure of the armed struggle that was led by a priest and a fascist villager of a general.