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Postby Piratis » Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:54 pm

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Piratis wrote:I already gave the answer VP. I am not stupid, but you must either be an idiot, or blind.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.



You are bull shitting again was there a concentration camp at Limasol or not???


It was the same thing in Limassol as it was in the UK and USA for the Germans and Japanese during WWII.

Turkey is the one who invaded us. You are the ones who in 1974 (as always) started to kill and ethnically cleanse us. Are you now going to blame us because in the war you started we took precautions to minimize casualties? :roll:

The question here is not if some TCs were arrested during the war. You were killing GCs by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing us by the 100s of thousands, and your problem is that we arrested some TCs???

The question was about ethnic cleansing. And Ethnic Cleansing has been your aim since the 50s, it was your aim with the invasion of 1974, and it continues to be your aim today since you insist that the ethnic cleansing should be legalized so you can have a "Turkish State" on land which until the ethnic cleansing you committed had a population which was 80% GC.
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Postby Viewpoint » Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:57 pm

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Piratis wrote:I already gave the answer VP. I am not stupid, but you must either be an idiot, or blind.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.



You are bull shitting again was there a concentration camp at Limasol or not???


It was the same thing in Limassol as it was in the UK and USA for the Germans and Japanese during WWII.

Turkey is the one who invaded us. You are the ones who in 1974 (as always) started to kill and ethnically cleanse us. Are you now going to blame us because in the war you started we took precautions to minimize casualties? :roll:

The question here is not if some TCs were arrested during the war. You were killing GCs by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing us by the 100s of thousands, and your problem is that we arrested some TCs???

The question was about ethnic cleansing. And Ethnic Cleansing has been your aim since the 50s, it was your aim with the invasion of 1974, and it continues to be your aim today since you insist that the ethnic cleansing should be legalized so you can have a "Turkish State" on land which until the ethnic cleansing you committed had a population which was 80% GC.


And you GCs were throwing roses at the TA, how many was it that you killed?
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Postby Piratis » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:01 am

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Piratis wrote:The answer is that the ethnic cleansing was committed by the Turks with the help of the TCs who had ethnic cleansing as their aim since the 50s.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.

So I repeat: Don't try to blame the GCs for something which was and continues to be the Turkish aim: The separation of Cypriots by means of ethnic cleansing so they could in this way artificially create a territory with a majority of Turkish population and declare some "Turkish state" on the lands they stole from us.


No you have not answered my question at all.. This was not about being arrested, this was about being forced to leave there homes at gun point by GC army and this was post '74

So now can you answer the question?


They were arrested as a precution to the war started by Turkey and TCs against us, and since it was not a "house arrest", this meant that for the time they were arrested they wouldn't be in their home. After they were released they were free to return to their homes if they wanted, and they are free to do so today. Who doesn't allow this to happen is the Turkish side, which insists on the ethnic cleansing.

Why don't you and VP answer this: Do you agree that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their own homes?
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:02 am

Piratis wrote:
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Piratis wrote:The answer is that the ethnic cleansing was committed by the Turks with the help of the TCs who had ethnic cleansing as their aim since the 50s.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.

So I repeat: Don't try to blame the GCs for something which was and continues to be the Turkish aim: The separation of Cypriots by means of ethnic cleansing so they could in this way artificially create a territory with a majority of Turkish population and declare some "Turkish state" on the lands they stole from us.


No you have not answered my question at all.. This was not about being arrested, this was about being forced to leave there homes at gun point by GC army and this was post '74

So now can you answer the question?


They were arrested as a precution to the war started by Turkey and TCs against us, and since it was not a "house arrest", this meant that for the time they were arrested they wouldn't be in their home. After they were released they were free to return to their homes if they wanted, and they are free to do so today. Who doesn't allow this to happen is the Turkish side, which insists on the ethnic cleansing.

Why don't you and VP answer this: Do you agree that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their own homes?


Of course, restitution where possible and compensation where not but under a BBF with political equality as backed by the UN and EU.
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Postby Piratis » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:03 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:I already gave the answer VP. I am not stupid, but you must either be an idiot, or blind.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.



You are bull shitting again was there a concentration camp at Limasol or not???


It was the same thing in Limassol as it was in the UK and USA for the Germans and Japanese during WWII.

Turkey is the one who invaded us. You are the ones who in 1974 (as always) started to kill and ethnically cleanse us. Are you now going to blame us because in the war you started we took precautions to minimize casualties? :roll:

The question here is not if some TCs were arrested during the war. You were killing GCs by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing us by the 100s of thousands, and your problem is that we arrested some TCs???

The question was about ethnic cleansing. And Ethnic Cleansing has been your aim since the 50s, it was your aim with the invasion of 1974, and it continues to be your aim today since you insist that the ethnic cleansing should be legalized so you can have a "Turkish State" on land which until the ethnic cleansing you committed had a population which was 80% GC.


And you GCs were throwing roses at the TA, how many was it that you killed?


They invaded our country, bombed our cities, killed our people, raped under age girls, and in response we should have bee throwing roses? :roll:

But why are you trying to change the subject? Why don't you answer the question? Do you accept that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their homes?
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:05 am

Piratis wrote:
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Piratis wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:I already gave the answer VP. I am not stupid, but you must either be an idiot, or blind.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.



You are bull shitting again was there a concentration camp at Limasol or not???


It was the same thing in Limassol as it was in the UK and USA for the Germans and Japanese during WWII.

Turkey is the one who invaded us. You are the ones who in 1974 (as always) started to kill and ethnically cleanse us. Are you now going to blame us because in the war you started we took precautions to minimize casualties? :roll:

The question here is not if some TCs were arrested during the war. You were killing GCs by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing us by the 100s of thousands, and your problem is that we arrested some TCs???

The question was about ethnic cleansing. And Ethnic Cleansing has been your aim since the 50s, it was your aim with the invasion of 1974, and it continues to be your aim today since you insist that the ethnic cleansing should be legalized so you can have a "Turkish State" on land which until the ethnic cleansing you committed had a population which was 80% GC.


And you GCs were throwing roses at the TA, how many was it that you killed?


They invaded our country, bombed our cities, killed our people, raped under age girls, and in response we should have bee throwing roses? :roll:

But why are you trying to change the subject? Why don't you answer the question? Do you accept that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their homes?


How did they manage all this from the beaches of Girne???
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Postby Piratis » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:07 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:
DTA wrote:
Piratis wrote:The answer is that the ethnic cleansing was committed by the Turks with the help of the TCs who had ethnic cleansing as their aim since the 50s.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.

So I repeat: Don't try to blame the GCs for something which was and continues to be the Turkish aim: The separation of Cypriots by means of ethnic cleansing so they could in this way artificially create a territory with a majority of Turkish population and declare some "Turkish state" on the lands they stole from us.


No you have not answered my question at all.. This was not about being arrested, this was about being forced to leave there homes at gun point by GC army and this was post '74

So now can you answer the question?


They were arrested as a precution to the war started by Turkey and TCs against us, and since it was not a "house arrest", this meant that for the time they were arrested they wouldn't be in their home. After they were released they were free to return to their homes if they wanted, and they are free to do so today. Who doesn't allow this to happen is the Turkish side, which insists on the ethnic cleansing.

Why don't you and VP answer this: Do you agree that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their own homes?


Of course, restitution where possible and compensation where not but under a BBF with political equality as backed by the UN and EU.


So you want to have a "Turkish State" in Cyprus, on land that before the ethnic cleansing you committed in 1974 had a population that was over 80% Greek?
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Postby Viewpoint » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:10 am

Piratis wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:
DTA wrote:
Piratis wrote:The answer is that the ethnic cleansing was committed by the Turks with the help of the TCs who had ethnic cleansing as their aim since the 50s.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.

So I repeat: Don't try to blame the GCs for something which was and continues to be the Turkish aim: The separation of Cypriots by means of ethnic cleansing so they could in this way artificially create a territory with a majority of Turkish population and declare some "Turkish state" on the lands they stole from us.


No you have not answered my question at all.. This was not about being arrested, this was about being forced to leave there homes at gun point by GC army and this was post '74

So now can you answer the question?


They were arrested as a precution to the war started by Turkey and TCs against us, and since it was not a "house arrest", this meant that for the time they were arrested they wouldn't be in their home. After they were released they were free to return to their homes if they wanted, and they are free to do so today. Who doesn't allow this to happen is the Turkish side, which insists on the ethnic cleansing.

Why don't you and VP answer this: Do you agree that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their own homes?


Of course, restitution where possible and compensation where not but under a BBF with political equality as backed by the UN and EU.


So you want to have a "Turkish State" in Cyprus, on land that before the ethnic cleansing you committed in 1974 had a population that was over 80% Greek?


Yes, like you can have a "Greek state" in the 63% 20% of which is TC. Why not allow people the freedom or the right to choose which state they wish to reside in? why do you want to force a "Greek state" on everyone?
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Postby Piratis » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:10 am

Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:
Piratis wrote:I already gave the answer VP. I am not stupid, but you must either be an idiot, or blind.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.



You are bull shitting again was there a concentration camp at Limasol or not???


It was the same thing in Limassol as it was in the UK and USA for the Germans and Japanese during WWII.

Turkey is the one who invaded us. You are the ones who in 1974 (as always) started to kill and ethnically cleanse us. Are you now going to blame us because in the war you started we took precautions to minimize casualties? :roll:

The question here is not if some TCs were arrested during the war. You were killing GCs by the 1000s and ethnically cleansing us by the 100s of thousands, and your problem is that we arrested some TCs???

The question was about ethnic cleansing. And Ethnic Cleansing has been your aim since the 50s, it was your aim with the invasion of 1974, and it continues to be your aim today since you insist that the ethnic cleansing should be legalized so you can have a "Turkish State" on land which until the ethnic cleansing you committed had a population which was 80% GC.


And you GCs were throwing roses at the TA, how many was it that you killed?


They invaded our country, bombed our cities, killed our people, raped under age girls, and in response we should have bee throwing roses? :roll:

But why are you trying to change the subject? Why don't you answer the question? Do you accept that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their homes?


How did they manage all this from the beaches of Girne???


I don't know what is this "Girne" you are talking about.

The turks invaded Cyprus and they did all that and more.
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Postby DTA » Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:11 am

Piratis wrote:
DTA wrote:
Piratis wrote:The answer is that the ethnic cleansing was committed by the Turks with the help of the TCs who had ethnic cleansing as their aim since the 50s.

If during the war that Turks started against us in 1974 some TCs were arrested this is not called "ethnic cleansing". The British and Americans did the same with many Germans, Italians and Japanese who were living in UK and USA during WWII. This is done as a precaution, as it is known that many of those people would support the enemy during the war.

None of those arrested by the police or army was harmed (unlike many GC prisoners who were never to be seen again) and they were released when cease fire was agreed.

Unfortunately the Turks did not obey the UN resolutions that called on them to respect the sovereignty of Cyprus and to withdraw their troops. If they did, then people would return to their own homes.

So I repeat: Don't try to blame the GCs for something which was and continues to be the Turkish aim: The separation of Cypriots by means of ethnic cleansing so they could in this way artificially create a territory with a majority of Turkish population and declare some "Turkish state" on the lands they stole from us.


No you have not answered my question at all.. This was not about being arrested, this was about being forced to leave there homes at gun point by GC army and this was post '74

So now can you answer the question?


They were arrested as a precution to the war started by Turkey and TCs against us, and since it was not a "house arrest", this meant that for the time they were arrested they wouldn't be in their home. After they were released they were free to return to their homes if they wanted, and they are free to do so today. Who doesn't allow this to happen is the Turkish side, which insists on the ethnic cleansing.

Why don't you and VP answer this: Do you agree that all Cypriots should have the right to return to their own homes?


Maybe I did not make myself clear they were NOT allowed to return to there homes they were taken eventually to Northern cyprus
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