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[Lordo]

len sen cehenneme gidecen len. makarizu gordugun zaman selam soyle len

See you there then.

listen sonny, i am heading for heaven and intend to claim all 72 virgin brides the my culture etitles me to.

on the other hand you i think know what you are heading for.

[kimon07]

len sen cehenneme gidecen len. makarizu gordugun zaman selam soyle len

See you there then.

listen sonny, i am heading for heaven and intend to claim all 72 virgin brides.................

What a fataoullas!!

[kurupetos]

len sen cehenneme gidecen len. makarizu gordugun zaman selam soyle len

See you there then.

listen sonny, i am heading for heaven and intend to claim all 72 virgin brides the my culture etitles me to.

on the other hand you i think know what you are heading for.

That will be a real torment for you, considering you have no genitals.

[bill cobbett]

len sen cehenneme gidecen len. makarizu gordugun zaman selam soyle len

See you there then.

listen sonny, i am heading for heaven and intend to claim all 72 virgin brides the my culture etitles me to.

on the other hand you i think know what you are heading for.

That will be a real torment for you, considering you have no genitals.

... nice one.

[halil]

House of Commons
Tuesday 30 October 2012

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Oil and Gas (Cyprus)

8. Jim Sheridan (Paisley and Renfrewshire North) (Lab): What assessment he has made of the political consequences in the middle east of the exploration for oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus. [125216]

The Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington): The discovery of oil and gas resources has the potential to bring greater prosperity and energy security to the region. We hope that all countries in the region will work to overcome their differences to develop those resources in a mutually beneficial way.

Jim Sheridan: I thank the Minister for that response. He will be aware that Cyprus has moved on from olive oil to crude oil, and there are genuine concerns among all Cypriot people that the illegal occupying forces in the north may wish to assist ( ) the exploration of that oil against the best wishes of the Cypriot people. If that were to happen, what options would be open to the UK Government, given that we are a governing power ( ) and we do have a significant military presence on the island?

Mr Lidington: We have repeatedly stated publicly our acceptance that the Republic of Cyprus has sovereign rights to exploit its mineral reserves within its exclusive economic zone. We think that the prospect of the greater prosperity that would flow from the successful exploitation of hydrocarbon resources in the eastern Mediterranean is one of many reasons why it is in the interests of Cyprus—all communities in Cyprus—of Turkey and of Greece to reach a settlement to the maritime disputes in that region and a final settlement to the Cyprus question, too.

Mr David Burrowes (Enfield, Southgate) (Con): Given the stalling of the political search for a solution to the Cyprus problem, does not this exciting prospect of the exploration of hydrocarbon reserves highlight both that Britain has an important role as a guarantor power in ensuring ( ) that these are resources for the whole island of Cyprus, and that reunification of the island is an economic necessity for Cyprus and the greater region?

Mr Lidington: It is certainly important that these resources are seen as being developed for the benefit of all communities in Cyprus, not just for one section of the population there. Any settlement that endures in Cyprus has to have the wholehearted consent of both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. That is why, although we want to support the work towards a settlement, it is right that that process towards—we hope—a final settlement has to be Cypriot-led.
He has finaly come to my words Let us draft a new constitution NOW!

http://thechronicleherald.ca/world/1587 ... ure-in-50s

From the original source:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 0-0001.htm

Oil and Gas (Cyprus)
8. Jim Sheridan (Paisley and Renfrewshire North) (Lab): What assessment he has made of the political consequences in the middle east of the exploration for oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus. [125216]

The Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington): The discovery of oil and gas resources has the potential to bring greater prosperity and energy security to the region. We hope that all countries in the region will work to overcome their differences to develop those resources in a mutually beneficial way.

Jim Sheridan: I thank the Minister for that response. He will be aware that Cyprus has moved on from olive oil to crude oil, and there are genuine concerns among all Cypriot people that the illegal occupying forces in the north may wish to assist the exploration of that oil against the best wishes of the Cypriot people. If that were to happen, what options would be open to the UK Government, given that we are a governing power and we do have a significant military presence on the island?

Mr Lidington: We have repeatedly stated publicly our acceptance that the Republic of Cyprus has sovereign rights to exploit its mineral reserves within its exclusive economic zone. We think that the prospect of the greater prosperity that would flow from the successful exploitation of hydrocarbon resources in the eastern Mediterranean is one of many reasons why it is in the interests of Cyprus—all communities in Cyprus—of Turkey and of Greece to reach a settlement to the maritime disputes in that region and a final settlement to the Cyprus question, too.

Mr David Burrowes (Enfield, Southgate) (Con): Given the stalling of the political search for a solution to the Cyprus problem, does not this exciting prospect of the exploration of hydrocarbon reserves highlight both that Britain has an important role as a guarantor power in ensuring that these are resources for the whole island of Cyprus, and that reunification of the island is an economic necessity for Cyprus and the greater region?

Mr Lidington: It is certainly important that these resources are seen as being developed for the benefit of all communities in Cyprus, not just for one section of the population there. Any settlement that endures in Cyprus has to have the wholehearted consent of both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. That is

[B25]

Halil Wrote:

Mr Lidington: It is certainly important that these resources are seen as being developed for the benefit of all communities in Cyprus, not just for one section of the population there. Any settlement that endures in Cyprus has to have the wholehearted consent of both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. That is

Hey asshole, we have never disputed that but your (read Turkeys) demands are just to F ridiculous to be considered just.

You are a hypocrite for a partitionist. Pretend to want peace and all that sh*t. Come on Halil, just be honest, you want partition, you want the AP becasue it gave you everything you wanted, you became the Effendi! Ain't that what you said????

[kimon07]

House of Commons
Tuesday 30 October 2012

……………………….

Oil and Gas (Cyprus)

8. Jim Sheridan (Paisley and Renfrewshire North) (Lab): What assessment he has made of the political consequences in the middle east of the exploration for oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus. [125216]

The Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington): The discovery of oil and gas resources has the potential to bring greater prosperity and energy security to the region. We hope that all countries in the region will work to overcome their differences to develop those resources in a mutually beneficial way.

Jim Sheridan: I thank the Minister for that response. He will be aware that Cyprus has moved on from olive oil to crude oil, and there are genuine concerns among all Cypriot people that the illegal occupying forces in the north may wish to assist ( ) the exploration of that oil against the best wishes of the Cypriot people. If that were to happen, what options would be open to the UK Government, given that we are a governing power ( ) and we do have a significant military presence on the island?

Mr Lidington: We have repeatedly stated publicly our acceptance that the Republic of Cyprus has sovereign rights to exploit its mineral reserves within its exclusive economic zone. We think that the prospect of the greater prosperity that would flow from the successful exploitation of hydrocarbon resources in the eastern Mediterranean is one of many reasons why it is in the interests of Cyprus—all communities in Cyprus—of Turkey and of Greece to reach a settlement to the maritime disputes in that region and a final settlement to the Cyprus question, too.

Mr David Burrowes (Enfield, Southgate) (Con): Given the stalling of the political search for a solution to the Cyprus problem, does not this exciting prospect of the exploration of hydrocarbon reserves highlight both that Britain has an important role as a guarantor power in ensuring ( ) that these are resources for the whole island of Cyprus, and that reunification of the island is an economic necessity for Cyprus and the greater region?

Mr Lidington: It is certainly important that these resources are seen as being developed for the benefit of all communities in Cyprus, not just for one section of the population there. Any settlement that endures in Cyprus has to have the wholehearted consent of both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. That is why, although we want to support the work towards a settlement, it is right that that process towards—we hope—a final settlement has to be Cypriot-led.
He has finaly come to my words Let us draft a new constitution NOW!

http://thechronicleherald.ca/world/1587 ... ure-in-50s

From the original source:

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/p ... 0-0001.htm

Oil and Gas (Cyprus)
8. Jim Sheridan (Paisley and Renfrewshire North) (Lab): What assessment he has made of the political consequences in the middle east of the exploration for oil and gas off the coast of Cyprus. [125216]

The Minister for Europe (Mr David Lidington): The discovery of oil and gas resources has the potential to bring greater prosperity and energy security to the region. We hope that all countries in the region will work to overcome their differences to develop those resources in a mutually beneficial way.

Jim Sheridan: I thank the Minister for that response. He will be aware that Cyprus has moved on from olive oil to crude oil, and there are genuine concerns among all Cypriot people that the illegal occupying forces in the north may wish to assist the exploration of that oil against the best wishes of the Cypriot people. If that were to happen, what options would be open to the UK Government, given that we are a governing power and we do have a significant military presence on the island?

Mr Lidington: We have repeatedly stated publicly our acceptance that the Republic of Cyprus has sovereign rights to exploit its mineral reserves within its exclusive economic zone. We think that the prospect of the greater prosperity that would flow from the successful exploitation of hydrocarbon resources in the eastern Mediterranean is one of many reasons why it is in the interests of Cyprus—all communities in Cyprus—of Turkey and of Greece to reach a settlement to the maritime disputes in that region and a final settlement to the Cyprus question, too.

Mr David Burrowes (Enfield, Southgate) (Con): Given the stalling of the political search for a solution to the Cyprus problem, does not this exciting prospect of the exploration of hydrocarbon reserves highlight both that Britain has an important role as a guarantor power in ensuring that these are resources for the whole island of Cyprus, and that reunification of the island is an economic necessity for Cyprus and the greater region?

Mr Lidington: It is certainly important that these resources are seen as being developed for the benefit of all communities in Cyprus, not just for one section of the population there. Any settlement that endures in Cyprus has to have the wholehearted consent of both the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities. That is

And what is the difference between the text I quoted partially and linked and the one you linked us to?

[B25]

Nothing he just like to shit stir again as a partitionist, what do you expect???

[kimon07]

Nothing he just like to shit stir again as a partitionist, what do you expect???

I can't even understand why the hell he mixes up in our business. Aren't they drilling and digging for their own f..* oil and gas in the north? Did we ask them for a share?

[B25]

Nothing he just like to shit stir again as a partitionist, what do you expect???

I can't even understand why the hell he mixes up in our business. Aren't they drilling and digging for their own f..* oil and gas in the north? Did we ask them for a share?

You mean, did they ask our permission? H tourki einai mia skato ratsa, na tous pari o diavolos tzie tzinous pou tous ipostirizoun.