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Why the Native GCs will regain ALL their lands ...

Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:46 pm

We have countless records proving the rights of GCs as natives of Cyprus going back to, and beyond, the first Turkish invasion of 1571. The most recent invasion by Turkish Settlers will never establish rights over GC lands, just as their TC brothers never did; not even after centuries of parasitising Cyprus! Never mind arguments that TCs "owned" 11% or 15% or even 20% of Cyprus ... the TCs owned ZILCH :D


"Native American tribe reclaims slice of the Hamptons after court victory.
Shinnecock nation recovers ancestral lands ..."


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Re: Why the Native GCs will regain ALL their lands ...

Postby zan » Mon Jul 12, 2010 3:57 pm

Oracle wrote:We have countless records proving the rights of GCs as natives of Cyprus going back to, and beyond, the first Turkish invasion of 1571. The most recent invasion by Turkish Settlers will never establish rights over GC lands, just as their TC brothers never did; not even after centuries of parasitising Cyprus! Never mind arguments that TCs "owned" 11% or 15% or even 20% of Cyprus ... the TCs owned ZILCH :D


"Native American tribe reclaims slice of the Hamptons after court victory.
Shinnecock nation recovers ancestral lands ..."


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/ju ... e-american


No wonder you are in Cyprus and not in your own land of Greece......You are a liability......It is the kindness of Cypriot people that let you stay I suppose. We seem to like our village idiots :lol:
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Re: Why the Native GCs will regain ALL their lands ...

Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:01 pm

zan wrote:
Oracle wrote:We have countless records proving the rights of GCs as natives of Cyprus going back to, and beyond, the first Turkish invasion of 1571. The most recent invasion by Turkish Settlers will never establish rights over GC lands, just as their TC brothers never did; not even after centuries of parasitising Cyprus! Never mind arguments that TCs "owned" 11% or 15% or even 20% of Cyprus ... the TCs owned ZILCH :D


"Native American tribe reclaims slice of the Hamptons after court victory.
Shinnecock nation recovers ancestral lands ..."


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/ju ... e-american


No wonder you are in Cyprus and not in your own land of Greece......You are a liability......It is the kindness of Cypriot people that let you stay I suppose. We seem to like our village idiots :lol:


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Postby zan » Mon Jul 12, 2010 4:03 pm

Oracle wrote:
zan wrote:
Oracle wrote:We have countless records proving the rights of GCs as natives of Cyprus going back to, and beyond, the first Turkish invasion of 1571. The most recent invasion by Turkish Settlers will never establish rights over GC lands, just as their TC brothers never did; not even after centuries of parasitising Cyprus! Never mind arguments that TCs "owned" 11% or 15% or even 20% of Cyprus ... the TCs owned ZILCH :D


"Native American tribe reclaims slice of the Hamptons after court victory.
Shinnecock nation recovers ancestral lands ..."


http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2010/ju ... e-american


No wonder you are in Cyprus and not in your own land of Greece......You are a liability......It is the kindness of Cypriot people that let you stay I suppose. We seem to like our village idiots :lol:


How do you know where I am?

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Postby Issy1956 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:07 pm

Dear Oracle,
Can you just explain to us how and when this will happen. I am not very clear on this. Are you waiting for the change in the balance of power so you can drive the invaders into the sea or are your legions of lawyers going to drive the Turks out for you in the law courts. By the way prior to 1571 the native Cypriots owned diddly squat -they were mere serfs, you have the Ottomans to thank for first giving you land rights.
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:29 pm

Issy1956 wrote:Dear Oracle,
Can you just explain to us how and when this will happen. I am not very clear on this. Are you waiting for the change in the balance of power so you can drive the invaders into the sea or are your legions of lawyers going to drive the Turks out for you in the law courts. By the way prior to 1571 the native Cypriots owned diddly squat -they were mere serfs, you have the Ottomans to thank for first giving you land rights.


We shall proceed as we are doing now. Nothing has been legally lost. ALL shall be regained by the rightful owners.

Since your history books do not stretch beyond 1571, it may shock you to learn that you had nothing to do with setting up land ownership in Cyprus:


The patterns of individual ownership started to emerge, in Cyprus the period after the year 1050 BC. Before that period the system of land tenure was on a purely communal basis. An inscription of the 5th century BC excavated in Cyprus, and it can be described as a title to land. It mentions that the King of Idalio and the town itself rewarded a physician who had cured those wounded during a siege with the grand of royal lands, of a value of one silver talent, in full ownership. The inscription reveals certain important characteristics of land ownership in ancient Cyprus. It indicates that there were then not only royal lands but also private ownership, men-tioned by owner’s names. It also indicates the existence of land taxation and of inheritance in those days. The inscription mentions that it was placed under the protection of the priestess of goddess Athena, as a guarantee of title to ownership.

Source: Cyprus Country Report
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Postby Issy1956 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:40 pm

Ok I get it. The plan is to wait for the Turks to get bored and go home. Nice one. Look forward to seeing it happen.
My knowledge of history does extend beyond 1571 but my bias and self delusion doesnt so if that is what you want to believe thats fine with me.
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 12, 2010 6:48 pm

Issy1956 wrote:Ok I get it. The plan is to wait for the Turks to get bored and go home. Nice one. Look forward to seeing it happen.
My knowledge of history does extend beyond 1571 but my bias and self delusion doesnt so if that is what you want to believe thats fine with me.


Why don't you tell me how you ascertain the above historical ownership facts as "bias and self-delusion"? Do you know what historical evidence is? Do you know there are actual title deed records housed in Museum archives? That's if you want to go back as far as 1000 BC. We'll settle for just pre-1571 and that's enough to justify our claim to 100% of Cyprus; with Turk-TCs at zero! Just remember that next time you quibble your "percentages".
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Postby Issy1956 » Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:30 pm

Oracle wrote: We'll settle for just pre-1571 and that's enough to justify our claim to 100% of Cyprus; with Turk-TCs at zero!
No self delusion or bias here then-its all yours. I am not quibling with percentage its all yourss- when will you marching in to claim possession of it then?
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 12, 2010 9:41 pm

Issy1956 wrote:Oracle wrote: We'll settle for just pre-1571 and that's enough to justify our claim to 100% of Cyprus; with Turk-TCs at zero!
No self delusion or bias here then-its all yours. I am not quibling with percentage its all yourss- when will you marching in to claim possession of it then?


I have explained the logic and provided the evidence. Are you man/woman enough to do the right and moral thing?
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