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[zan]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

[insan]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

Well said Zan... Now what's the difference between what the 13 y.o did and what 45 y.o Bill did... in it's essential same...

[Cap]

Does this 13 year old realize the evil of Islam and Europe's future after Turkey's EU admission?

[Cap]

Runaway is correct. We can never co exist.
we have to expunge the Islamic vermin from every facet of existence. We are in some serious trouble ladies and gentlemen.

[bill cobbett]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

Well said Zan... Now what's the difference between what the 13 y.o did and what 45 y.o Bill did... in it's essential same...

What another pair of 13-year olds posting! CF is becoming a children's playground with these two around!... here's a blind pair of children who can't see the bit in bold... cos it doesn't suit them...and their childish ways.

As far as this child's parents go, with their CarpetShagging ways, the story starts sometime in the 1990's or 2000's.

They wouldn't give an ant's piss about CY if they hadn't "bought" stolen land off the back of a lorry at about that time...

...and the bottom of the nursery class, two of the CF infants, take objection of a reminder to the parents of how very silly they have been, and that they should set a better example to their children.

Grow up children.

[Cap]

Runaway is correct. We can never co exist.
we have to expunge the Islamic vermin from every facet of existence. We are in some serious trouble ladies and gentlemen.

Saying this... Miltiades was right all along...

And what our dear Milt failed to do, was connect the dots. He vehemently berated the extremists on one side but conveniently chose NOT to see the impending danger in his backyard.....

[Viewpoint]

Did the 17yo question why his own people allowed things to get so out of hand that Turkey was asked by even makarios to intervene.

[zan]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

Well said Zan... Now what's the difference between what the 13 y.o did and what 45 y.o Bill did... in it's essential same...

What another pair of 13-year olds posting! CF is becoming a children's playground with these two around!... here's a blind pair of children who can't see the bit in bold... cos it doesn't suit them...and their childish ways.

As far as this child's parents go, with their CarpetShagging ways, the story starts sometime in the 1990's or 2000's.

They wouldn't give an ant's piss about CY if they hadn't "bought" stolen land off the back of a lorry at about that time...

...and the bottom of the nursery class, two of the CF infants, take objection of a reminder to the parents of how very silly they have been, and that they should set a better example to their children.

Grow up children.

What example will you set your children Bill. How about telling them of your success in the "RoC", profiting from the misery of the TC people. You are profiting from the destruction of the Zurich agreement by the Makarios regime and loving it. Roll about in it mate....It will serve to remind you of the stench of treachery.

[insan]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

Well said Zan... Now what's the difference between what the 13 y.o did and what 45 y.o Bill did... in it's essential same...

What another pair of 13-year olds posting! CF is becoming a children's playground with these two around!... here's a blind pair of children who can't see the bit in bold... cos it doesn't suit them...and their childish ways.

As far as this child's parents go, with their CarpetShagging ways, the story starts sometime in the 1990's or 2000's.

They wouldn't give an ant's piss about CY if they hadn't "bought" stolen land off the back of a lorry at about that time...

...and the bottom of the nursery class, two of the CF infants, take objection of a reminder to the parents of how very silly they have been, and that they should set a better example to their children.

Grow up children.

Whatever Bill... please follow the link and fill in his questionnaire in order to be a part of the solution not the problem...

What if his parents bought a TC land in the North? Or noman's land that was common land of Cypriots(state land)...

http://www.northcyprusfreepress.com/201 ... s-problem/

[bill cobbett]

The "13-year-old Brit's" parents have some explaining to do, as to how they may have come to raise their family on the stolen land belonging to others, and how they have tried to profit from the misery of others.

...so here's the first few paras of another story of the forced exodus from the same village of Agios Amvrosios (aka Esentepe) by a seventeen-year-old, which starts with the flight of some of the women and children of the village...


By Kyriacos Christodoulou

My story begins in 1974, as a 17-year old. I am from a small town in the northern part of Cyprus, called Ayios Amvrosios, where most of the invasion took place. It is difficult to explain my feelings at the time – I couldn’t believe that this was happening. I expected that the international community would not allow a massive country like Turkey to invade a country like Cyprus with 600,000 people, but it was happening before my own eyes.

There were two invasions, on July 20 and August 14. The second invasion saw most of the inhabitants of my town – including me – board whatever vehicles were available and flee to save our lives. We went across the mountain to the sanctuary. I have seen devastation, raging fires, and bombardment from sea, air and land. It was a horrific experience for a youngster like myself.

I will never forget my final journey away from Ayios Ambvosios. We were on a truck; there were maybe 50 people – mainly women and children. I can remember the driver driving around the town once more while we all screamed ‘what are you doing?’ He replied that he wanted all of us to see the town one last time. It was a very moving experience. That final departure from the place of my most carefree and loving times was when I first felt a sense of deep injustice, and that I must do something for as long as I can. And this is what I have been doing for most of the rest of my life.

But this story started in 1974.......What happened before that Pappa. Why have you started reading me the book from the middle and not the beginning.

Well said Zan... Now what's the difference between what the 13 y.o did and what 45 y.o Bill did... in it's essential same...

What another pair of 13-year olds posting! CF is becoming a children's playground with these two around!... here's a blind pair of children who can't see the bit in bold... cos it doesn't suit them...and their childish ways.

As far as this child's parents go, with their CarpetShagging ways, the story starts sometime in the 1990's or 2000's.

They wouldn't give an ant's piss about CY if they hadn't "bought" stolen land off the back of a lorry at about that time...

...and the bottom of the nursery class, two of the CF infants, take objection of a reminder to the parents of how very silly they have been, and that they should set a better example to their children.

Grow up children.

Whatever Bill... please follow the link and fill in his questionnaire in order to be a part of the solution not the problem...

What if his parents bought a TC land in the North? Or noman's land that was common land of Cypriots(state land)...

http://www.northcyprusfreepress.com/201 ... s-problem/

My dear Insan, do hear that the identity of the child's father is known to a couple of members (see above)... and further hear it isn't state land, it isn't expensive tissy land, and further understand it's allegedly cheap off-the-back of a lorry land in the finest tradition of CarpetBuggery.