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Postby Get Real! » Tue Jun 15, 2010 2:26 pm

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YFred wrote:Jerry Bill, Milti and Deniz, are you comfortable about sharing a table whith this cunt, cause I am not.

I know almost everyone and I can honestly say that you don’t fit in with the forum Charlies… you’re just too much of an Ottoman conman! :lol:

When I need you opinion I shall ask for it. For the moment I can wait to hear from Bill, Jerry, Deniz and Milti about what they think of their dear cuntish friend.

DT cuntish??? He's got more integrity in his penis than your whole body! :lol:
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Postby YFred » Tue Jun 15, 2010 2:27 pm

Nikitas wrote:YFred, they discard pornography or topography?

It must be Topography, that is girls with their tops on. Cause if it was Pornography there would be no meetings.

PS where has my sexually repressed friend gone.
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Postby IMPOSTALIEDUS » Tue Jun 15, 2010 2:40 pm

Nikitas wrote:Gasman,

Cyprus has a fairly good land registry backed by detailed topographic maps. Locating the real owners is not that hard.

The purchase of land which has been forcibly sold or exchanged in the framework of a settlement is a possibility that cannot be excluded. For instance, a GC who has been forced to accept a land exchange, in the future can purchase his original land. It will cost money, but if he wants to pay it, who can object? He will be duly registered as a new owner and that will be it. Attempting to regulate against such repurchases is contrary to EU regulations.

I have repeatedly said that in a post settlement Cyprus the notion of bizonality will be stressed to the point of non existence as people converge to areas where the jobs and money is. In the end we might be facing a TC constituent state with a majority of GCs living there, and the majority of TCs living in the GC constituent state. My opinion is that this state will occur wihin 5 to 10 years of a settlement.
This might be the case, but for one little thing ,Turkey and its eu entry ,the americans this week have been pushing the eu to move faster on turkey's entry, And if they do join the eu then freedom of movement will mean a big influx of turks into cyprus ,and a majority tc //turkish population in both states,Something to think about
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Postby YFred » Tue Jun 15, 2010 2:42 pm

IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:
Nikitas wrote:Gasman,

Cyprus has a fairly good land registry backed by detailed topographic maps. Locating the real owners is not that hard.

The purchase of land which has been forcibly sold or exchanged in the framework of a settlement is a possibility that cannot be excluded. For instance, a GC who has been forced to accept a land exchange, in the future can purchase his original land. It will cost money, but if he wants to pay it, who can object? He will be duly registered as a new owner and that will be it. Attempting to regulate against such repurchases is contrary to EU regulations.

I have repeatedly said that in a post settlement Cyprus the notion of bizonality will be stressed to the point of non existence as people converge to areas where the jobs and money is. In the end we might be facing a TC constituent state with a majority of GCs living there, and the majority of TCs living in the GC constituent state. My opinion is that this state will occur wihin 5 to 10 years of a settlement.
This might be the case, but for one little thing ,Turkey and its eu entry ,the americans this week have been pushing the eu to move faster on turkey's entry, And if they do join the eu then freedom of movement will mean a big influx of turks into cyprus ,and a majority tc //turkish population in both states,Something to think about

Don't start scaring them about what is going to happen after Turkey joins EU. We have enough problems without that. GR will move to Australia.
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Postby BirKibrisli » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:04 pm

DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
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t_henrymb wrote:Question regarding the Larnaca Airport....

A government can use a PRIVATE land to BUILD PUBLIC FACILITIES (airports, parks etc...) whatever the situation!!!

That is what i know, but i need to find the excact documents to prove the point ;)

If it was an roc decision I would agree, but it has not been since 1963. Unfortunately it was GRoC that made those decisions and it is as null and void as TRNC decisions. TCs will accept nothing less. If you accept those as being legitimate then TRNC is just as. These negotiations are proving and will finally prove that exact point.


One is a government representing the island and the other is an illegal regime.

Don't be daft.


You know what YFred is saying though,DT...
RoC might be a legitimate government in the eyes of the world. In TC eyes it is a pirated state lacking moral fibre...If you can't understand why the TCs feel that way, you are the one who is being daft...


I also "feel" many things Bir. I'm a big boy however and I have to go by how the world works, both in my business and my life.

The fact that you are disagreeing with me calling Yfred daft is an eye opener though. :lol:


The fact that YFred tells you things you don't want to hear does not make him daft...You are at a crossroads now,DT...You either believe the official GC propaganda line that the TCs walked out of government because TMT told them so,or believe that they left in fear of their lives,and the fear was real...I know which one I believe and which one YFred believes...And we both lived through those heady days...Now you tell us which version you believe,and we shall see if there is any point to keep talking to each other...


I hope you and Yfred are very happy with each other. Personally I just returned from 3 days in Bebek and I know which one of us has the more complete view of things.

P.S It ain't you and it sure as hell ain't that gimp you're hangin around with.


You have just spent 3 days in Istanbul and that made you an expert on Cyprus in the 60s????? :lol: :lol: :lol:

DT...The Turks will tell you anything you want to hear,especially if there is something in it for them.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you could see the complete picture on Cyprus from Istanbul....Great,keep on believing it... You might like to discuss the solution with your mates from istanbul,what do I know about the Cyprus problem??? :roll:
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Postby YFred » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:10 pm

BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
YFred wrote:
t_henrymb wrote:Question regarding the Larnaca Airport....

A government can use a PRIVATE land to BUILD PUBLIC FACILITIES (airports, parks etc...) whatever the situation!!!

That is what i know, but i need to find the excact documents to prove the point ;)

If it was an roc decision I would agree, but it has not been since 1963. Unfortunately it was GRoC that made those decisions and it is as null and void as TRNC decisions. TCs will accept nothing less. If you accept those as being legitimate then TRNC is just as. These negotiations are proving and will finally prove that exact point.


One is a government representing the island and the other is an illegal regime.

Don't be daft.


You know what YFred is saying though,DT...
RoC might be a legitimate government in the eyes of the world. In TC eyes it is a pirated state lacking moral fibre...If you can't understand why the TCs feel that way, you are the one who is being daft...


I also "feel" many things Bir. I'm a big boy however and I have to go by how the world works, both in my business and my life.

The fact that you are disagreeing with me calling Yfred daft is an eye opener though. :lol:


The fact that YFred tells you things you don't want to hear does not make him daft...You are at a crossroads now,DT...You either believe the official GC propaganda line that the TCs walked out of government because TMT told them so,or believe that they left in fear of their lives,and the fear was real...I know which one I believe and which one YFred believes...And we both lived through those heady days...Now you tell us which version you believe,and we shall see if there is any point to keep talking to each other...


I hope you and Yfred are very happy with each other. Personally I just returned from 3 days in Bebek and I know which one of us has the more complete view of things.

P.S It ain't you and it sure as hell ain't that gimp you're hangin around with.


You have just spent 3 days in Istanbul and that made you an expert on Cyprus in the 60s????? :lol: :lol: :lol:

DT...The Turks will tell you anything you want to hear,especially if there is something in it for them.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you could see the complete picture on Cyprus from Istanbul....Great,keep on believing it... You might like to discuss the solution with your mates from istanbul,what do I know about the Cyprus problem??? :roll:

That's because in istanbul they don't discuss the Cyprus problem. He is their gimp. He likes a bit of mehmetcik every so often.
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Postby CBBB » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:22 pm

YFred wrote:
IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:
Nikitas wrote:Gasman,

Cyprus has a fairly good land registry backed by detailed topographic maps. Locating the real owners is not that hard.

The purchase of land which has been forcibly sold or exchanged in the framework of a settlement is a possibility that cannot be excluded. For instance, a GC who has been forced to accept a land exchange, in the future can purchase his original land. It will cost money, but if he wants to pay it, who can object? He will be duly registered as a new owner and that will be it. Attempting to regulate against such repurchases is contrary to EU regulations.

I have repeatedly said that in a post settlement Cyprus the notion of bizonality will be stressed to the point of non existence as people converge to areas where the jobs and money is. In the end we might be facing a TC constituent state with a majority of GCs living there, and the majority of TCs living in the GC constituent state. My opinion is that this state will occur wihin 5 to 10 years of a settlement.
This might be the case, but for one little thing ,Turkey and its eu entry ,the americans this week have been pushing the eu to move faster on turkey's entry, And if they do join the eu then freedom of movement will mean a big influx of turks into cyprus ,and a majority tc //turkish population in both states,Something to think about

Don't start scaring them about what is going to happen after Turkey joins EU. We have enough problems without that. GR will move to Australia.


Turkey, joining the EU, who told you that crock if shit?
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Postby YFred » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:25 pm

CBBB wrote:
YFred wrote:
IMPOSTALIEDUS wrote:
Nikitas wrote:Gasman,

Cyprus has a fairly good land registry backed by detailed topographic maps. Locating the real owners is not that hard.

The purchase of land which has been forcibly sold or exchanged in the framework of a settlement is a possibility that cannot be excluded. For instance, a GC who has been forced to accept a land exchange, in the future can purchase his original land. It will cost money, but if he wants to pay it, who can object? He will be duly registered as a new owner and that will be it. Attempting to regulate against such repurchases is contrary to EU regulations.

I have repeatedly said that in a post settlement Cyprus the notion of bizonality will be stressed to the point of non existence as people converge to areas where the jobs and money is. In the end we might be facing a TC constituent state with a majority of GCs living there, and the majority of TCs living in the GC constituent state. My opinion is that this state will occur wihin 5 to 10 years of a settlement.
This might be the case, but for one little thing ,Turkey and its eu entry ,the americans this week have been pushing the eu to move faster on turkey's entry, And if they do join the eu then freedom of movement will mean a big influx of turks into cyprus ,and a majority tc //turkish population in both states,Something to think about

Don't start scaring them about what is going to happen after Turkey joins EU. We have enough problems without that. GR will move to Australia.


Turkey, joining the EU, who told you that crock if shit?

You will have nowhere to hide. When they arrive it will be in swarms of turkalluis.
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Postby DT. » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:31 pm

BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
YFred wrote:
t_henrymb wrote:Question regarding the Larnaca Airport....

A government can use a PRIVATE land to BUILD PUBLIC FACILITIES (airports, parks etc...) whatever the situation!!!

That is what i know, but i need to find the excact documents to prove the point ;)

If it was an roc decision I would agree, but it has not been since 1963. Unfortunately it was GRoC that made those decisions and it is as null and void as TRNC decisions. TCs will accept nothing less. If you accept those as being legitimate then TRNC is just as. These negotiations are proving and will finally prove that exact point.


One is a government representing the island and the other is an illegal regime.

Don't be daft.


You know what YFred is saying though,DT...
RoC might be a legitimate government in the eyes of the world. In TC eyes it is a pirated state lacking moral fibre...If you can't understand why the TCs feel that way, you are the one who is being daft...


I also "feel" many things Bir. I'm a big boy however and I have to go by how the world works, both in my business and my life.

The fact that you are disagreeing with me calling Yfred daft is an eye opener though. :lol:


The fact that YFred tells you things you don't want to hear does not make him daft...You are at a crossroads now,DT...You either believe the official GC propaganda line that the TCs walked out of government because TMT told them so,or believe that they left in fear of their lives,and the fear was real...I know which one I believe and which one YFred believes...And we both lived through those heady days...Now you tell us which version you believe,and we shall see if there is any point to keep talking to each other...


I hope you and Yfred are very happy with each other. Personally I just returned from 3 days in Bebek and I know which one of us has the more complete view of things.

P.S It ain't you and it sure as hell ain't that gimp you're hangin around with.


You have just spent 3 days in Istanbul and that made you an expert on Cyprus in the 60s????? :lol: :lol: :lol:

DT...The Turks will tell you anything you want to hear,especially if there is something in it for them.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you could see the complete picture on Cyprus from Istanbul....Great,keep on believing it... You might like to discuss the solution with your mates from istanbul,what do I know about the Cyprus problem??? :roll:


it all depends on who you speak to.
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Postby YFred » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:35 pm

DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
BirKibrisli wrote:
DT. wrote:
YFred wrote:
t_henrymb wrote:Question regarding the Larnaca Airport....

A government can use a PRIVATE land to BUILD PUBLIC FACILITIES (airports, parks etc...) whatever the situation!!!

That is what i know, but i need to find the excact documents to prove the point ;)

If it was an roc decision I would agree, but it has not been since 1963. Unfortunately it was GRoC that made those decisions and it is as null and void as TRNC decisions. TCs will accept nothing less. If you accept those as being legitimate then TRNC is just as. These negotiations are proving and will finally prove that exact point.


One is a government representing the island and the other is an illegal regime.

Don't be daft.


You know what YFred is saying though,DT...
RoC might be a legitimate government in the eyes of the world. In TC eyes it is a pirated state lacking moral fibre...If you can't understand why the TCs feel that way, you are the one who is being daft...


I also "feel" many things Bir. I'm a big boy however and I have to go by how the world works, both in my business and my life.

The fact that you are disagreeing with me calling Yfred daft is an eye opener though. :lol:


The fact that YFred tells you things you don't want to hear does not make him daft...You are at a crossroads now,DT...You either believe the official GC propaganda line that the TCs walked out of government because TMT told them so,or believe that they left in fear of their lives,and the fear was real...I know which one I believe and which one YFred believes...And we both lived through those heady days...Now you tell us which version you believe,and we shall see if there is any point to keep talking to each other...


I hope you and Yfred are very happy with each other. Personally I just returned from 3 days in Bebek and I know which one of us has the more complete view of things.

P.S It ain't you and it sure as hell ain't that gimp you're hangin around with.


You have just spent 3 days in Istanbul and that made you an expert on Cyprus in the 60s????? :lol: :lol: :lol:

DT...The Turks will tell you anything you want to hear,especially if there is something in it for them.... :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you could see the complete picture on Cyprus from Istanbul....Great,keep on believing it... You might like to discuss the solution with your mates from istanbul,what do I know about the Cyprus problem??? :roll:


it all depends on who you speak to.

They are sweetening you up to milk you like a cow and you are not even aware of it. You know nothing of the Turkallos, you ignorant gimp.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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