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Postby Get Real! » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:18 am

Viewpoint wrote:...did Turkey just one day decide to go capture itself part of island for the fun of it.

No, she just saw Greece go for it so she went for it too!

So it had NOTHING to do with your lazy community getting the raw end of the stick like you like to believe!
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:20 am

Get Real! wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:...did Turkey just one day decide to go capture itself part of island for the fun of it.

No, she just saw Greece go for it so she went for it too!

So it had NOTHING to do with your lazy community getting the raw end of the stick like you like to believe!


GR you are back to spouting your usual shit.
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Postby paliometoxo » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:21 am

no it took them from the 1950s to plan it all...

but in the end you still celebrate murder rape and everything that followed the invasion...

a few chairs get thrown around and you say condem the gcs? in what world is raping little girls ok and you celebrate it every year, the deaths of so many thousands was reason to have fireworks at the green line to rub it in our faces.

no it was not for the fun of it.. it was devide and rule. you dont want equal though you want two states under pretence of bff two states under one but then you have power in the south still.. so it works out better then just partition for the turks.

and your trying to give cyprus to turkey...
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:27 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Get Real! wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:...did Turkey just one day decide to go capture itself part of island for the fun of it.

No, she just saw Greece go for it so she went for it too!

So it had NOTHING to do with your lazy community getting the raw end of the stick like you like to believe!


GR you are back to spouting your usual shit.

I speak the truth but it's not always pleasant!
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Postby DTA » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:34 am

No body is celebrating the raping of anyone. Unless you are stating that the various monuments to eoka celebrate and Are infact monuments to the sodomy of little boys which your eoka b chums committed.
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Postby Oracle » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:36 am

DTA wrote:No body is celebrating the raping of anyone. Unless you are stating that the various monuments to eoka celebrate and Are infact monuments to the sodomy of little boys which your eoka b chums committed.


Do you have any evidence for that crap you just posted?
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:36 am

DTA wrote:No body is celebrating the raping of anyone. Unless you are stating that the various monuments to eoka celebrate and Are infact monuments to the sodomy of little boys which your eoka b chums committed.

What are you on about? :?
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Postby paliometoxo » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:36 am

DTA wrote:No body is celebrating the raping of anyone. Unless you are stating that the various monuments to eoka celebrate and Are infact monuments to the sodomy of little boys which your eoka b chums committed.


you celebrate the actions of the turkish army in the invasion which included raping little 13 year old girls murder and you know the rest...

so yes you do
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Postby Get Real! » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:37 am

Ah yes you little liar! What's all that about every 20th July ha?
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Postby Oracle » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:39 am

I think DTA, a little mixed up, was trying to prove that he is a hypocrite.



At about 16:00 hours, the Turkish Forces allowed the Turkish Cypriot demonstrators to enter the United Nations buffer zone armed with bats and iron bars. The Turkish Cyprot demonstrators, joined by the Turkish Cypriot Police, then proceeded to pursue the Greek Cypriots and mercilessly beat all those who they were able to catch. At the same time, there was shooting, including by Turkish Cypriot police, from behind the Turkish Forces cease-fire line towards the Greek Cypriot demonstrators.
During this period, a Greek Cypriot demonstrator, Anastasios Isaak, was beaten to death by a number of Turkish Cypriot demonstrators, including three Turkish Cypriot policemen. By 18:00 hours the situation began to calm down. In addition to the one dead, it was reported that some 54 Greek Cypriots and 17 Turkish Cypriots were injured. 12 UNFICYP personnel suffered injuries.
The UNFICYP investigation revealed conclusively that the killing of Anastasios Isaak had occurred some 50 metres from the scene shown on television in which three Greek Cypriots were being severely beaten by Turkish Cypriot demonstrators while helplessly entangled in barbed wire. Two UNFICYP Irish Civilian Police had done their best in trying to rescue Anastasios Isaak at considerable personal risk.
The two United Nations Civilian Police had observed two Greek Cypriot demonstrators being set upon by two groups of Turkish Cypriot demonstrators who proceeded to beat them with brutal force. The two United Nations Police went to the assistance of one of the Greek Cypriots (Isaak), and were finally able to push aside the Turkish Cypriots, including three Turkish Cypriot policemen, who were still beating him, it was too late. The location of the killing inside the United Nations buffer zone was about 95 metres from the National Guard cease-fire line and about 32 metres from the Turkish Forces cease-fire line.
A video broadcast on "Euronews" inter alia clearly shows the killing of Anastasios Isaak and the intervention of the two United Nations police. The autopsy, attended by UNFICYP, which was performed late afternoon of 13 August, revealed that Anastasios Isaak died of "multiple blunt trauma to the head". UNFICYP has completed the collection of the evidence at the scene of the crime and is in the process of completing its investigation in cooperation with Cypol.
The role of UNFICYP Following the cancellation of the original demonstration route, the Greek Cypriot demonstrators broke up into numerous small groups with unknown destinations. As a result, there moves could not be anticipated, making it difficult for UNFICYP to reinforce in advance the likely flashpoints. At the same time, UNFICYP had to place effective coverage at all critical locations along the buffer zone while maintaining minimum coverage in other areas. UNFICYP's force reserve had to be moved over considerable distances at short notice in order to respond to fast developing situations. Given the prevailing situation on the ground as described above, UNFICYP's resources were stretched to the extreme.
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