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[bill cobbett]

"tncrtn" after 29 years...

Despite VP's assurances, the streets of the Occupied Parts of Nicosia, allegedly the Capital City of the Rubbish Cop Regime "tnctnr", still strewn with festering rubbish and flowing with sewage.

This example from just yesterday...

[Maximus]

I was in Egypt last year, when it was going through political turmoil and fuel shortages. This meant that the refuse collectors could not come round as frequently to collect the garbage.

The Egyptians burnt it before it started to pile up, rot and stink the place out.

[Me Ed]

Perhaps Lordo or VP can translate this wonderful bit of news from the "trnc":

http://www.gundemkibris.com/16-yasindaki-genc-kiza-tecavuz-ettiler-44754h.htm

[bill cobbett]

I was in Egypt last year, when it was going through political turmoil and fuel shortages. This meant that the refuse collectors could not come round as frequently to collect the garbage.

The Egyptians burnt it before it started to pile up, rot and stink the place out.

Brrrr... a little birdie tells us that the Rubbish has become a Symbol of Opposition. The CYs suffering directly under the corruption and from the lack of will to reach an equitable settlement by the Rubbish Regime spreading their muck over the streets of the Occupied Parts of Nicosia as a deliberate action of resistance.

CYs showing the Rubbish Regime what they think of it, one bin bag at a time.

[Lordo]

Perhaps Lordo or VP can translate this wonderful bit of news from the "trnc":

http://www.gundemkibris.com/16-yasindaki-genc-kiza-tecavuz-ettiler-44754h.htm

is this a debating point when a young boys is raped in Larnaca and a man is found to rape his daughter for decades. come on where is your sense of humanity to debate honestly. take the debate to the gutter and thats where you belong.

no violence should be tolerated against anybody male or female young and old tc or gc.

no wise up and stop being silly.

[Lordo]

I was in Egypt last year, when it was going through political turmoil and fuel shortages. This meant that the refuse collectors could not come round as frequently to collect the garbage.

The Egyptians burnt it before it started to pile up, rot and stink the place out.

Brrrr... a little birdie tells us that the Rubbish has become a Symbol of Opposition. The CYs suffering directly under the corruption and from the lack of will to reach an equitable settlement by the Rubbish Regime spreading their muck over the streets of the Occupied Parts of Nicosia as a deliberate action of resistance.

CYs showing the Rubbish Regime what they think of it, one bin bag at a time.

so long as no bullets are being fired all resistance is legitimate despite the banana republic and her negativity

[Maximus]

I was in Egypt last year, when it was going through political turmoil and fuel shortages. This meant that the refuse collectors could not come round as frequently to collect the garbage.

The Egyptians burnt it before it started to pile up, rot and stink the place out.

Brrrr... a little birdie tells us that the Rubbish has become a Symbol of Opposition. The CYs suffering directly under the corruption and from the lack of will to reach an equitable settlement by the Rubbish Regime spreading their muck over the streets of the Occupied Parts of Nicosia as a deliberate action of resistance.

CYs showing the Rubbish Regime what they think of it, one bin bag at a time.

so long as no bullets are being fired all resistance is legitimate despite the banana republic and her negativity

so is this actually a genuine protestation by those legitimate Turkish Cypriots or a result of underfunding and wage cuts.

[bill cobbett]

I was in Egypt last year, when it was going through political turmoil and fuel shortages. This meant that the refuse collectors could not come round as frequently to collect the garbage.

The Egyptians burnt it before it started to pile up, rot and stink the place out.

Brrrr... a little birdie tells us that the Rubbish has become a Symbol of Opposition. The CYs suffering directly under the corruption and from the lack of will to reach an equitable settlement by the Rubbish Regime spreading their muck over the streets of the Occupied Parts of Nicosia as a deliberate action of resistance.

CYs showing the Rubbish Regime what they think of it, one bin bag at a time.

so long as no bullets are being fired all resistance is legitimate despite the banana republic and her negativity

so is this actually a genuine protestation by those legitimate Turkish Cypriots or a result of underfunding and wage cuts.

More than that file, the protests are far more than an industrial dispute.

We're well into Regime Change territory.

[Viewpoint]

Hey these people have not been paid for last month so the have used their right to protest which took the unfortunate form of littering the capital which for them lost a lot of support from the TRNC citizens. Arent you people allowed to protest or say what you wish or fight for your rights?

[Maximus]

absolutely VP, maybe Erdogan will consider their demands and weigh them up against the rising cost of keeping those Syrian refugees.