Nikitas wrote:The point is that the building infrastucture and the electricity use do not corroborate the claim of ONE MILLION people in the north.
As for the tourist population, it is the calculated total for whole YEAR, they are not all there at once.
The population claim is simply not corroborated by any scientific map, only by claims and suspect census. The Urban Heat Island imaging, the built up area maps, the night time maps, all point to a much larger human presence in the south. The south is said to have 800 000 people. If the north had ONE MILLION it would light up the night map like a Chrismas tree.
Nikitas, yes the numbers are suspect, just look at this report:
TRNC residents who were eligible to vote in the Turkish presidential elections showed a very low turnout for yesterday’s elections. Only 11% of eligible Turkish voters residing in North Cyprus cast their votes, ‘Kibris Postasi’ reports.
According to the latest results from the 33 ballot boxes 54.8% of 10843 valid votes was for Erdoğan, 37.1 % İhsanoğlu and 8.1 % Selahattin Demirtaş.
Out of 92,171 eligible voters in North Cyprus only 10,941 of them went to the polling stations.
This would indicate that the 1m settlers is indeed a myth. I am guessing with 92,171 add for any children and the figure is more like 200k max or lexx.
http://www.lgcnews.com/low-turnout-trnc ... elections/I wonder what Lordo has to say now????