You fellows really are wasting your time on this poor excuse for an over-weight human being, Scummo.
You'll find more morals, regrets and apologies or anything else remotely human in the Turkish Sewers he's spent a life-time crawling through.
Here is a reminder of the account from Sener Levent as to the measures that the TA/TMT have taken to hide the devastating and incriminating evidence of the executions of prisoners, of women and the old, the killings by bullets in the head with their hands tied behind their backs, of hundreds of CYs, so that thieving scumbags like Bordo and his family and many other "trnc"-supporters can hang on to Greek Loot...
"... The Missing People who were thrown in the sea and the secret of Apostolos Varnavas
by Şener Levent
I think that the events I will tell you about today have not been written about before. I learnt about them recently. And I was surprised they have remained a secret for so long. Are these things that should be revealed? Seventeen years have passed since 1996, and only today we discover these events by the testament of an eyewitness. To put it simply, with the establishment of the Committee on Missing Persons (CMP), the eyewitness says, concern and panic took hold in Turkey.
A decision was taken to destroy the mass graves of 1974. For this purpose a specialist team was sent to the island, to find and destroy the graves.
We all know that 1996 was a critical year for Cyprus with lots of events. In 1996 Solomou was shot in Derenia whilst trying to climb the flagpole. In 1996 Isaac was beaten to death in the same area. In 1996 was also the Apostolos Varnavas monastery raid. In 1996 Kutlu Adali [Turkish Cypriot author and journalist] was murdered. The events I will describe are closely related to these last two events.
Work began immediately, the team from Turkey’s purpose was to find and destroy all evidence of Greek Cypriot mass graves. Their first task was to find people who knew the whereabouts of these graves.
Operations were shrouded in secrecy. The mass killings of Greek Cypriots were carried out particularly after the crimes at Maratha, Aloa and Sandalary.
Following these events the mass indiscriminate killing of Greek Cypriots prisoners began – children, elderly – without distinction were carried out by Turkish soldiers and by some Turkish Cypriots.
Whoever knew, pointed out the graves they knew to the special team that had arrived from Turkey. In Afania, in Assia, in Beykeuy, Tziaos and wherever else they were found. They went to the closed area of Famagusta. There, there were some who had been murdered and buried in the rubbish dump to avoid the need to dig a grave, and earth was piled on top of them.
Those in the mass graves were exhumed and loaded on wagons. They were transported and dumped at sea. And now they whisper it in our ear after so many years. If all this is true, it mean those searching, are searching in vain. They will never find them.
Let’s come to the story of Apostolos Varnavas. Everyone thinks that a treasure is buried there in the garden of the monastery and that is why it was dug up in a raid? This is not the truth according to our witness. There was a mass grave there, and the special team from Turkey visited that place too. Those buried there had not been murdered there. They were killed elsewhere and buried there.
And what about Kutlu Adali? It is said that Kutlu Adali knew about the decision taken in Turkey and the operation that was being carried out. So he started investigating the raid at Apostolos Varnavas. He wrote about this issue in various newspaper articles.
It is said that the military administration invited him to their headquarters and they warned him about this issue. Kutlu Adali did not give credence to the threats. After all he was not the sort of person who feared such things. So the final decision was taken about him. He was shot and killed outside his house, thus not giving him the chance to reveal his secret about Apostolos Varnavas. Just like they did not give the chance to Ahmet Muzaffer Gürkan and Ayhan Hikmet to reveal who planted the bomb at the Bayraktar and Ömeriye mosques [in Nicosia on the night of March 24, 1962]. It was not treasure and things of that kind they were searching for but mass graves.
We will never know how many remains of missing people were disposed of at sea during these operations. The only thing we know is that these remains will never be found. Therefore to remember them eternally we need to build a monument for the ‘unknown victim’. So we can look at this monument and feel shame for even this will not be enough to bring forgiveness. ..."