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Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the TRNC

Postby ayyannili » Wed Aug 07, 2013 7:47 am

Here are some reactions to Turkey's ambassador to the TRNC Halil İbrahim Akça's report and statements on forcing economic "reform" and privatization down the throats of Turkish Cypriots. Since I don't have time to translate these articles, maybe the other Turkish-speaking Cypriots on this forum can help.

Komünist Emek Hareketi: "Vali; devletini de seni de ülkemizden kovacağız.."
http://www.kibrispostasi.com/index.php/ ... _HABERLERI
Translation:
Communist Labour Movement: Governer, we're going to kick you and your state out of our country...

Birleşik Kıbrıs Partisi: Büyükelçi Tam Bir Sömürge Valisi
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/bkp-buyuke ... ge-valisi/
Translation:
United Cyprus Party: The Ambassador is a complete colonial governor

Baraka Kültür Merkezi: Elçi, Kes Sesini!
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/baraka-elci-kes-sesini/
Translation:
Baraka Cultural Centre: Shut up Ambassador!

Kıbrıs Türk Öğretmenler Sendikası: Ne Akça’nı Ne ‘Akçe’ni İsteriz
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/ktos-ne-ak ... i-isteriz/
Translatıon:
Turkish Cypriot Teachers Union: We don't want your Akça or your "akçe" ("money")
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby Maximus » Wed Aug 07, 2013 9:31 am

Thank you for posting this,

We must work together to remove Turkeys grip in the north. We need to move forwards for a better tomorrow,
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby kurupetos » Wed Aug 07, 2013 1:36 pm

ayyannili wrote:Here are some reactions to Turkey's ambassador to the TRNC Halil İbrahim Akça's report and statements on forcing economic "reform" and privatization down the throats of Turkish Cypriots. Since I don't have time to translate these articles, maybe the other Turkish-speaking Cypriots on this forum can help.

Komünist Emek Hareketi: "Vali; devletini de seni de ülkemizden kovacağız.."
http://www.kibrispostasi.com/index.php/ ... _HABERLERI
Translation:
Communist Labour Movement: Governer, we're going to kick you and your state out of our country...

Birleşik Kıbrıs Partisi: Büyükelçi Tam Bir Sömürge Valisi
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/bkp-buyuke ... ge-valisi/
Translation:
United Cyprus Party: The Ambassador is a complete colonial governor

Baraka Kültür Merkezi: Elçi, Kes Sesini!
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/baraka-elci-kes-sesini/
Translation:
Baraka Cultural Centre: Shut up Ambassador!

Kıbrıs Türk Öğretmenler Sendikası: Ne Akça’nı Ne ‘Akçe’ni İsteriz
http://www.gazeddakibris.com/ktos-ne-ak ... i-isteriz/
Translatıon:
Turkish Cypriot Teachers Union: We don't want your Akça or your "akçe" ("money")

Don't worry translating this junk, because we don't give a fuck about the illegal regime. :D
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby bill cobbett » Wed Aug 07, 2013 2:33 pm

Maximus wrote:Thank you for posting this,

We must work together to remove Turkeys grip in the north. We need to move forwards for a better tomorrow,


Yes.. Thx. a summary will be up tonight.
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby Viewpoint » Wed Aug 07, 2013 8:20 pm

So how do you think you can get rid of Turkey, you have been unsuccessful for 39 years that tells us you havent got a clue.
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby kimon07 » Wed Aug 07, 2013 8:42 pm

Viewpoint wrote:So how do you think you can get rid of Turkey, you have been unsuccessful for 39 years that tells us you havent got a clue.


If you were not such a ma..kas you would know that it should be YOU trying to get rid of Turkey more than us. It is the Turkish Cypriots who are on the verge of extinction. Your frien Lordo told us that you have 250,000 of them Anatolians up north presently. But most probably you are one of them.

ayyannili, thanks and welcome to the forum.
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby Lordo » Wed Aug 07, 2013 10:17 pm

kimon07 wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:So how do you think you can get rid of Turkey, you have been unsuccessful for 39 years that tells us you havent got a clue.


If you were not such a ma..kas you would know that it should be YOU trying to get rid of Turkey more than us. It is the Turkish Cypriots who are on the verge of extinction. Your frien Lordo told us that you have 250,000 of them Anatolians up north presently. But most probably you are one of them.

ayyannili, thanks and welcome to the forum.

dont worry in about 50 years we will consider it.

can you not do a single post without mentioning me. am i that important.
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby Viewpoint » Wed Aug 07, 2013 10:37 pm

kimon07 wrote:
Viewpoint wrote:So how do you think you can get rid of Turkey, you have been unsuccessful for 39 years that tells us you havent got a clue.


If you were not such a ma..kas you would know that it should be YOU trying to get rid of Turkey more than us. It is the Turkish Cypriots who are on the verge of extinction. Your frien Lordo told us that you have 250,000 of them Anatolians up north presently. But most probably you are one of them.

ayyannili, thanks and welcome to the forum.


Why should we do that? to allow you free range to do as wish? rather the Turks than the GCs, why do you have problems understanding this simple fact?
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Aug 08, 2013 12:22 am

Yes... in gazeddakibris...

..."Birleşik Kıbrıs Partisi, Türkiye’nin Lefkoşa Büyükelçiliği Yardım Heyeti Başkanlığı tarafından hazırlanan “2012 KKTC Ekonomik Durum Raporu” ve TC Lefkoşa Büyükelçisi Halil İbrahim Akça’nın açıklamalarını değerlendirdi.
BKP adına açıklama yapan BKP Genel Başkanı İzzet İzcan, TC Lefkoşa Büyükelçisi Halil İbrahim akça’nın yazdıklarını okumaktan büyük üzüntü duyduklarını belirtti. “Sn Büyükelçi tam bir sömürge valisi gibi açıklama ve faaliyet yürütmekte olup, Kıbrıs Türk toplumu ve onun hükümetine talimat vermeye çalışarak yetki ve sorumluluklarını aşmaktadır. Normal demokratik ülkelerde bu tür faaliyet yürüten büyükelçiler derhal sınır dışı edilmekte olup bugün burda da yapılması gereken budur”dedi..."


Which translates roughly as...

The President of the United Cyprus Party made ​​a statement addressed to the Turkish "Ambassador to Nicosia" Halil İbrahim on the financial reform package.

He says the term Mr. "Ambassador" is an inaccurate and incomplete description of the Colonial Governor, who carries out activities and passes on instructions from his government to the "Turkish Cypriot community" and therefore exceeds the powers and responsibilities of such a term.

In normally operating democratic countries, such "ambassadors" are deported immediately and this is also what should be done here today.
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Re: Reaction to Turkey's Ambassador (i.e. Governor) to the T

Postby bill cobbett » Thu Aug 08, 2013 2:57 am

This is the CY PIO summary of the news on this...

Turkish Cypriot daily Kibris newspaper (07.08.13) reports that Izzet izcan, chairman of the United Cyprus Party (BKP) issued a written statement yesterday accusing Halil Ibrahim Akca, Turkey’s so-called ambassador to the occupied part of Nicosia, of ‘exceeding his power and responsibilities by trying to give orders to the Turkish Cypriot community and its government”. Commenting on “The Report for TRNC’s Economic Situation in 2012” prepared by Turkish “embassy’s” Aid Delegation, Izcan said that Akca’s statement saddened them [Translator’s note: See Turkish Cypriot and Turkish Media Review, No.147/13, Date: 06.08.2013].

Commenting on the same issue, Ahmet Kaptan, chairman of the Turkish Cypriot “Civil Servants’” Trade Union (KTAMS) also criticized Akca’s statement noting that this statement “ignored the will of the Turkish Cypriot community”. He said that their trade union does not accept imposition of economic packages which the people do not want. He argued that the “so-called package of measures” prepared for improving the economic situation in the occupied part of Cyprus caused poverty, unemployment migration and bankruptcy.

Moreover, Guven Varoglu, chairman of the Turkish Cypriot Primary School Teachers’ trade Union (KTOS), criticized Akca’s statements noting that these statements, made during a period when preparations for establishing a new “government” are made, showed where the regime is heading to.

Turkish Cypriot daily Afrika newspaper (07.08.13) publishes Varoglu’s reaction under the title “We want neither Akca nor his money”. According to the paper, he said that Akca’s statements continued to confirm, without leaving any doubt, that the northern part of Cyprus is Turkey’s “subordinate administration”.

Afrika reports also that Caglayan Cesurer, chairman of the employees in the “electricity authority” (El-Sen) commented on Akca’s statements and said that Akca seemed determined to continue his habit of interfering in the internal affairs of the “country” in a direct and reckless manner. He said that during the recent “elections”, 74% of the people voted for parties which oppose to privatizations and added that the way out in the electricity sector is autonomy.
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