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[Jack M]

Oh right.
So if a doctor were suspected of gross negligence that had led to several patients deaths you'd be happy to have him operate on you because he was not suspended pending trial/investigation? After all he would be innocent until proven guilty.

I think it is absolutely correct to say Shame on Cyprus for continually allowing these matters to go on year after year.

Go Conor. You're a hero.

[Get Real!]

I think it is absolutely correct to say Shame on Cyprus for continually allowing these matters to go on year after year.

Go Conor. You're a hero.

If you want to be heroes you’d better run back to your corrupt country and clean up your mess because there’s shit coming out your ears…

http://www.cyprus-forum.com/viewtopic.php?t=31702

[Jack M]

Taken from another forum

We have just returned from spending the morning with Conor outside the Presidential Palace in Nicosia and, as the man himself would say "It was all good" !!

Today being Independence Day, there was a lot going on in the capital and there was function at the Palace. Conor had elected to set up his "Ground Zero" at the exit gates from the palace, from there we could see the entrance and all the diplomatic cars cars entering at speed, on the way out however, at the exit, there is a roundabout and when the cars left they had to leave very slowly...........................right past Conor's demonstration !! There were diplomats from all over the world, each car sporting it's flag of origin and they got a good close look at Conor's boards of protest, many of them nodded to us, some of them touched their hearts with a closed fist indicating an empathy with his situation, and then one car stopped, the driver motioned for Conor to approach the car and explain what was going on, Conor told his story and indicated that he would be staying there until Monday, the driver of the car asked Conor if he had a place to sleep and Conor said, "Yes, on the pavement over there behind your car, I have nowhere else to go, there is someone living in my house "................ The man was speechless.

The driver of the car identified himself as the director of the presidential office and he asked Conor to contact him on Monday morning and forward all the relevant information on the case, he expressed his sorrow and condolences for Conor and for his family.

Shortly after this, the presidential limo carrying the president and his wife left the palace, they too slowed and the lady in the car, the president's wife, read the boards.

Many ordinary people passed by and tooted and waved their support, interestingly one particular car slowed as it passed on the main road, the driver of the car is known to us and Mrs Road Warrior recognised him, he figures largely in Conor's story, recognising Conor and seeing the protest boards he attempted to speed up to get away and almost rear ended another car on the roundabout, I will not at this time disclose his name but, when the full story is told, hopefully soon, all will be revealed.

Once again it was a privilege for us to share this experience with Conor, a man and his family who have elected to say, "No, enough is enough, we intend to see this through to the end and hope that eventually one day, even here in Cyprus, right will prevail".

And as the man himself said yet again, "He was where he needed to be ".

Road Warrior,

News at Ten,

Cyprus.

[Get Real!]

Latest comment from Conor...

“I’ll comment just as soon as I clean up the British shit spewing from my ears and nostrils!”

[Oracle]

Oh right.
So if a doctor were suspected of gross negligence that had led to several patients deaths you'd be happy to have him operate on you because he was not suspended pending trial/investigation? After all he would be innocent until proven guilty.

Are you tempting GR! to start another thread on UK Doctors' malpractices?

[Get Real!]

Oh right.
So if a doctor were suspected of gross negligence that had led to several patients deaths you'd be happy to have him operate on you because he was not suspended pending trial/investigation? After all he would be innocent until proven guilty.

Are you tempting GR! to start another thread on UK Doctors' malpractices?

All he's gotta do is whistle...

[CBBB]

Oh right.
So if a doctor were suspected of gross negligence that had led to several patients deaths you'd be happy to have him operate on you because he was not suspended pending trial/investigation? After all he would be innocent until proven guilty.

Are you tempting GR! to start another thread on UK Doctors' malpractices?

Like this bloke?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Shipman

[Milo]

You have an automatic system to get Brits out of Cyprus forever already you dum cluck, its called buying a property...........

Yeah, but not even that works with idiots like you and Coner...

I don,t have problems I 'resolved' mine so I,m staying care for a coffee hun

Are you (aka, your "Iranian hubby") one of the illegal "estate agents" who are hoping the developers will take all the rap for the mis-selling you contributed to, by any chance?

As you have been strangely and not for the first time trying to find out what my OH does although he has never been on a forum in his life, I find that very disconcerting, slightly slimey and almost stalking Come after me my sweet IF you wish I,m ready I find you slightly annoying a playful challenge but little else I would,nt care what you do in the UK or your OH? how odd that you wish to find out? are you threatening me again? Maybe I should find out about you but I could,nt find the coven that easily in London there are so many of them. But fortunately I have a life and I would say a much happier one (given your constant posts I mean you LIVE on here ) than you, so can,t be bothered. Anyway I know its Chief or Chiefness shit stirrer on Cyprus Forums its what rocks your little world

You stain the many decent people on here with your hateful racist remarks. Having you on here is a shame as it keeps good people away BUT I think your day is gone, nobody values your opinion apart from one or two, nobody listens to you anymore, and nobody cares. Now go and play your silly hate games on the Cy Prob threads and get out of my hair you silly cow If you want to be the playground bully thats fine but one day the bully gets her punishment and your day is edging closer as you slowly lose the plot.

You may TRY to rid this Forum of Gasman myself and others that disagree with you BUT we don,t seem to be going. Through sheer desperation you LIE constantly about others you know shit about to get your few sheep to follow, there are better women than you in the world, so bog off, go and sit quietly in the corner with your dictionary and racist books and give us all a break.

From now on you are invisible on this Forum to me. GOODBYE my little menopausal crow. Whatever you say will go totally over my head from now on, but unless I am kicked off I,m not going anywhere and I fear I,m getting personal as you drag me down with you, move over darling there are some new kids in town. As the song says 'Why don,t you just f f f f fade away'

Do you know I feel relieved already

[Milo]

Taken from another forum

We have just returned from spending the morning with Conor outside the Presidential Palace in Nicosia and, as the man himself would say "It was all good" !!

Today being Independence Day, there was a lot going on in the capital and there was function at the Palace. Conor had elected to set up his "Ground Zero" at the exit gates from the palace, from there we could see the entrance and all the diplomatic cars cars entering at speed, on the way out however, at the exit, there is a roundabout and when the cars left they had to leave very slowly...........................right past Conor's demonstration !! There were diplomats from all over the world, each car sporting it's flag of origin and they got a good close look at Conor's boards of protest, many of them nodded to us, some of them touched their hearts with a closed fist indicating an empathy with his situation, and then one car stopped, the driver motioned for Conor to approach the car and explain what was going on, Conor told his story and indicated that he would be staying there until Monday, the driver of the car asked Conor if he had a place to sleep and Conor said, "Yes, on the pavement over there behind your car, I have nowhere else to go, there is someone living in my house "................ The man was speechless.

The driver of the car identified himself as the director of the presidential office and he asked Conor to contact him on Monday morning and forward all the relevant information on the case, he expressed his sorrow and condolences for Conor and for his family.

Shortly after this, the presidential limo carrying the president and his wife left the palace, they too slowed and the lady in the car, the president's wife, read the boards.

Many ordinary people passed by and tooted and waved their support, interestingly one particular car slowed as it passed on the main road, the driver of the car is known to us and Mrs Road Warrior recognised him, he figures largely in Conor's story, recognising Conor and seeing the protest boards he attempted to speed up to get away and almost rear ended another car on the roundabout, I will not at this time disclose his name but, when the full story is told, hopefully soon, all will be revealed.

Once again it was a privilege for us to share this experience with Conor, a man and his family who have elected to say, "No, enough is enough, we intend to see this through to the end and hope that eventually one day, even here in Cyprus, right will prevail".

And as the man himself said yet again, "He was where he needed to be ".

Road Warrior,

News at Ten,

Cyprus.

Excellent jack.

[Milo]

O’Dwyer launches one-man protest at presidential palace
By Nathan Morley Published on October 1, 2010

A BRITISH man has started a 4-day peaceful protest camped outside the Presidential Palace in Nicosia to highlight his ongoing case over a disputed property.

The action saw Conor O’Dwyer spend the night sleeping just yards from the main entrance of the palace and is part of a high-profile campaign to publicise his lengthy legal battle with a Paralimni based developer.

Taking time out of his protest, he told the Cyprus Mail: “If I saw the President pass me here I would tell him that I and other foreign nationals have suffered dearly with the incompetence and delays in the judicial system. There has to be a priority for people who have lost everything,” he said.

Camped outside the main perimeter fence, with only his mobile phone, two banners, a suitcase and a cardboard mattress, O’Dwyer vowed to continue his protests until he receives justice.

“Police have asked me to move on, but I have explained this is peaceful and I will not move. For four years now I've been trying to find justice in the Cyprus courts against a developer who has assaulted me twice, unlawfully sold my family’s house registered to us in the Land Registry and kept our money all my cases have been delayed, delayed and delayed.

“I intend to carry on this protest every time I come to Cyprus for court proceedings and am forced away from my family,” he added.

The controversy began when in 2005 when O’Dwyer claims he purchased a house in Frenaros that was then was resold without his knowledge by the developers.

The developers have dismissed the accusations and accused O’Dwyer of attempting to extort a more expensive house from them – a charge that O’Dwyer flatly denies.

The situation further escalated when O’Dwyer claimed that the same developer, his son and another man beat him up following an incident outside the disputed house in early 2007.

O’Dwyer spent a week in Larnaca hospital after the alleged attack and an assault case against the developer is still unresolved, with him being forced to jet back and forth from England since January to be present court hearings.

“I have a clear record of all the times I have travelled from the UK and can produce them for you so you can see the extent of the suffering. Something that not a lot of people would be able to endure,” he said.

While his action is directed at the government and a domestic audience, it is bound to be picked up by foreign media, with O’Dwyer’s case recently being featured on the front page of the best selling Star Kibris tabloid in the north.

O’Dwyer’s lawyers are understood to have met with Nicosia police and British High Commission officials’ yesterday afternoon to inform them of the protest.

Video clips of O’Dwyer’s plight posted online caused have caused outrage amongst many home-owners, who are demanding to know why the dispute was not quickly settled in court.

The case sent shock waves through expatriate communities across the island; where as tens of thousands of Britons own property, with expressions of sympathy and support stacking community forums and message boards.

For O’Dwyer, the action is the latest in a series of high profile demonstrations, two years-ago he held a protest outside the Cyprus High Commission in London, followed by a colourful protest, camped at the main entrance to Earls Court during a property exhibition in March.

Over 200 exhibitors, representing more than 40 countries worldwide witnessed the highly visible stand set up by O’Dwyer – which displayed banners reading ‘Shame on Cyprus’.



http://www.cyprus-mail.com/cyprus/o-dwy ... e/20101001