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[repulsewarrior]

...you are an idiot if you think it is your water.

Viewpoint wrote:So you will not need any of our water.

as you must realise, this water is not free, and whether it will be sold at a discount price to those "Turkish" enough, there is a cost. do you know something we don't know, are you coaching us to say something you have heard before, i say the population of Cyprus may well be 12 million not too long in the future, 150 or 200 years from now, but you must surely know that by now, why be so coy?

...propaganda: water is a tool; for Turkey more oil (billions) from Cyprus soil. why are you asking,
...is it now that it is "you", not Turkey, who will sell it to Israel?

Nothing in life is free, we pay for water now so I dont expect it to be free....as for future growth of the population in the TRNC with no solution theres not much anyone can do.

so what you are saying is that your glorious so called TRNC is a paper bag, nothing more than a cover, for an Army out to make you no more than a garrison, not even Turks as Citizens of Turkey, "there's not much anyone can do...

...get up off your arse and look around you, who are the "Turks", not everyone is one of them, at least fight for your so-called homeland; you coward, or traitor: take your pick.

[Pyrpolizer]

So you will not need any of our water.

As soon as you bring it here, if you have some surplus to give us too, we will be very happy.
Like I said our water from desalination plants is too expensive for us.

Sure its more than enough for the TRNC but the GC would never take our water especially as they know its source is from Turkey, but dont worry Pyro ill give some over the border.

Thank you VP it's the good intention that counts, and who knows maybe the Kypreoi will take the water as a gesture of good will. Inshallah it arrives and everything else can be worked out.

[bill cobbett]

The "trnc" Baycrap Propaganda site carries two sentences today with a couple of claims on the progress of "project of the century".

It claims that the trenching on the sea-bed has been completed and that production of the long lengths of HDPE pipes continues.

Baycrap omits to post photos to back up the claims and the rest of the press in the Occupied Areas report nothing about it.

[Pyrpolizer]

The "trnc" Baycrap Propaganda site carries two sentences today with a couple of claims on the progress of "project of the century".

It claims that the trenching on the sea-bed has been completed and that production of the long lengths of HDPE pipes continues.

Baycrap omits to post photos to back up the claims and the rest of the press in the Occupied Areas report nothing about it.

Come on Bil this is not the only thing it says.
http://www.brtk.net/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=28

[bill cobbett]

As has been said, water is a very valuable resource in CY as indeed it is in the rest of the Med including Turkey and let's not make the mistake of believing that Turkey with its huge and rising population is blessed with any surplus of water. It's as much in short supply there as anywhere else in the Med.

The important thing is to make good use of available water and in particular to recycle as much as is possible.

So it's good to see that this far more sustainable approach is being taken in the Free Areas and one which also has great benefits for the CYs in the Occupied Areas...

The Nicosia Bi-communal Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) at Mia Milia in the Free Areas is very close to completion. It has been designed to be very energy efficient in operation.

It'll serve the whole of Nicosia, Occupied Part as well as Free part treating 10 Million tonnes of waste-water a year which can then be used for agricultural irrigation, the equivalent of the waste from a population of 270,000 people. As a bonus it'll also produce 3,000 tonnes of natural fertiliser.

It's been a project that has been many years in the making, with several stages of construction, during which it has been funded by UNCHR, UNDP, the EU, the EU Assistance to the CYs of the Occupied Areas Aid Programme and by the Sewerage Board of the Free Part of Nicosia.

"trnc" and Turkey with its Occupation on the Cheap have not only contributed nothing to its construction but have nothing to say about the project.

... which might make some of us us only wonder whether the propaganda of "project of the century" is designed to cover up these sorts of very real achievements which also have very real benefits to the CYs of the Occupied Areas.

More together with pickies and video at... http://www.water-technology.net/project ... ewatertre/

[bill cobbett]

The "trnc" Baycrap Propaganda site carries two sentences today with a couple of claims on the progress of "project of the century".

It claims that the trenching on the sea-bed has been completed and that production of the long lengths of HDPE pipes continues.

Baycrap omits to post photos to back up the claims and the rest of the press in the Occupied Areas report nothing about it.

Come on Bil this is not the only thing it says.
http://www.brtk.net/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=28

Yes, ok, already... it also claims that the project is gathering pace and some other reports of on-land progress... but again no pickies, just words.

It's the cross-sea claims that are the controversial ones.

[Pyrpolizer]

As has been said, water is a very valuable resource in CY as indeed it is in the rest of the Med including Turkey and let's not make the mistake of believing that Turkey with its huge and rising population is blessed with any surplus of water. It's as much in short supply there as anywhere else in the Med.

The important thing is to make good use of available water and in particular to recycle as much as is possible.

So it's good to see that this far more sustainable approach is being taken in the Free Areas and one which also has great benefits for the CYs in the Occupied Areas...

The Nicosia Bi-communal Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) at Mia Milia in the Free Areas is very close to completion. It has been designed to be very energy efficient in operation.

It'll serve the whole of Nicosia, Occupied Part as well as Free part treating 10 Million tonnes of waste-water a year which can then be used for agricultural irrigation, the equivalent of the waste from a population of 270,000 people. As a bonus it'll also produce 3,000 tonnes of natural fertiliser.

It's been a project that has been many years in the making, with several stages of construction, during which it has been funded by UNCHR, UNDP, the EU, the EU Assistance to the CYs of the Occupied Areas Aid Programme and by the Sewerage Board of the Free Part of Nicosia.

"trnc" and Turkey with its Occupation on the Cheap have not only contributed nothing to its construction but have nothing to say about the project.

... which might make some of us us only wonder whether the propaganda of "project of the century" is designed to cover up these sorts of very real achievements which also have very real benefits to the CYs of the Occupied Areas.

More together with pickies and video at... http://www.water-technology.net/project ... ewatertre/

Obviously some greens wrote the article.The project started from 1990(?) when Lellos and Akinci were mayors, yes it has been funded by the UN, but....the costs of connecting households were (at least in the free areas) out of our pockets. So how much have I personally paid to the Nicosia Sewarage Board all these years without even been connected yet? 200 Euros X 23 years=4600 euros
I don't disagree with green projects or this project in particular but let's admit it they cost a LOT.

[Pyrpolizer]

The "trnc" Baycrap Propaganda site carries two sentences today with a couple of claims on the progress of "project of the century".

It claims that the trenching on the sea-bed has been completed and that production of the long lengths of HDPE pipes continues.

Baycrap omits to post photos to back up the claims and the rest of the press in the Occupied Areas report nothing about it.

Come on Bil this is not the only thing it says.
http://www.brtk.net/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=28

Yes, ok, already... it also claims that the project is gathering pace and some other reports of on-land progress... but again no pickies, just words.

It's the cross-sea claims that are the controversial ones.

It's called update Βill. As for pickies there are kibrislis living in the occupied, I am sure they read those "updates" if they are simple lies then they could of eye witness that. The report says the dam at the occupied is 30% completed, well do you think it would be possible to write such a lie?

Like I said in previous posts I beleive they will eventually build a dam there and fill it up.

[bill cobbett]

The "trnc" Baycrap Propaganda site carries two sentences today with a couple of claims on the progress of "project of the century".

It claims that the trenching on the sea-bed has been completed and that production of the long lengths of HDPE pipes continues.

Baycrap omits to post photos to back up the claims and the rest of the press in the Occupied Areas report nothing about it.

Come on Bil this is not the only thing it says.
http://www.brtk.net/index.php?option=co ... &Itemid=28

Yes, ok, already... it also claims that the project is gathering pace and some other reports of on-land progress... but again no pickies, just words.

It's the cross-sea claims that are the controversial ones.

It's called update Βill. As for pickies there are kibrislis living in the occupied, I am sure they read those "updates" if they are simple lies then they could of eye witness that. The report says the dam at the occupied is 30% completed, well do you think it would be possible to write such a lie?

Like I said in previous posts I beleive they will eventually build a dam there and fill it up.

The on-land schemes, building and expansion of dams, underground pipe-lines are not under dispute ... it's the ambitious cross-sea passage that is disputed.

So again it has to be asked where is the hard evidence for the completion of miles of sub-sea trenches that Baycrap claims, for instance...???

[bill cobbett]

As has been said, water is a very valuable resource in CY as indeed it is in the rest of the Med including Turkey and let's not make the mistake of believing that Turkey with its huge and rising population is blessed with any surplus of water. It's as much in short supply there as anywhere else in the Med.

The important thing is to make good use of available water and in particular to recycle as much as is possible.

So it's good to see that this far more sustainable approach is being taken in the Free Areas and one which also has great benefits for the CYs in the Occupied Areas...

The Nicosia Bi-communal Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) at Mia Milia in the Free Areas is very close to completion. It has been designed to be very energy efficient in operation.

It'll serve the whole of Nicosia, Occupied Part as well as Free part treating 10 Million tonnes of waste-water a year which can then be used for agricultural irrigation, the equivalent of the waste from a population of 270,000 people. As a bonus it'll also produce 3,000 tonnes of natural fertiliser.

It's been a project that has been many years in the making, with several stages of construction, during which it has been funded by UNCHR, UNDP, the EU, the EU Assistance to the CYs of the Occupied Areas Aid Programme and by the Sewerage Board of the Free Part of Nicosia.

"trnc" and Turkey with its Occupation on the Cheap have not only contributed nothing to its construction but have nothing to say about the project.

... which might make some of us us only wonder whether the propaganda of "project of the century" is designed to cover up these sorts of very real achievements which also have very real benefits to the CYs of the Occupied Areas.

More together with pickies and video at... http://www.water-technology.net/project ... ewatertre/

Obviously some greens wrote the article.The project started from 1990(?) when Lellos and Akinci were mayors, yes it has been funded by the UN, but....the costs of connecting households were (at least in the free areas) out of our pockets. So how much have I personally paid to the Nicosia Sewarage Board all these years without even been connected yet? 200 Euros X 23 years=4600 euros
I don't disagree with green projects or this project in particular but let's admit it they cost a LOT.

I do not know where in Nic you live file but people are being connected; friends and relis in Latsia were connected last year.

Waste-water from a large conurbation has to be treated. Nicosia would be unique in Europe if everyone still relied on their lakoos and it isn't just a green project, it's also a fundamental public health project, without it... poorly treated sewage ends up in the rivers and in the water table.